Search inmates and visitors through the current in-game flow, recognize only the broad contraband categories that are publicly named, and keep the checklist separate from a verdict.
Identify the inmate or visitor, complete the visible search prompts, recognize only illegal weapons or forbidden items, follow current game prompts, and never use the guide as a safe or unsafe verdict.
The walkthrough below gives five action steps plus stuck-state and common-mistake help. The live search result remains the authority.
Confirm whether the current game interface presents an inmate or visitor.
Complete the prompts shown in your session. This guide does not substitute its own control sequence.
Use only what the game makes visible; do not classify a specific object from a third-party list alone.
If contraband appears, follow the available confiscation or escalation action.
Treat the next subject as a new inspection instead of carrying over the prior result.
Follow the current in-game interface. Roblox experiences can change prompts without a public control guide. The published thumbnail shows inspection context, but it is not a permanent map of buttons.
This site has no complete item inventory. A name missing from the contraband page means it is undocumented here, not that the item is permitted.
The public game description says players search inmates and visitors for contraband.
Illegal weapons and forbidden items are the two broad categories named publicly.
No. It is a checklist, not a scanner or a safety verdict.
Follow the current in-game prompts. The public image is illustrative, not a permanent control map.
Choose the beginner or progression route for the next task.
Review the two broad categories.
Build a reminder for a visible incident.
Return to the full first-session loop.
