Code

Risk Factors

Human Behavior Factors

F1

The request of the sick criminals isn’t met by the prison

F2

The demands of criminals who have suffered from family misfortune have not been met

F3

Criminals are in conflict with the disciplines of individual guard

Equipment and Facilities Factors

F4

Hiding in vehicles outside the surveillance zone

F5

Using the vehicle collision to destroy the prison wall

F6

Using the prison sewage, flood pipes or digging holes and tunnels

F7

Using the insulation equipment, ropes, ladders and other climbing tools, and using the prison terrain over the wall

Prison Safety Regulatory Factors

F8

Criminals are freed on medical parole

F9

Criminals deliberately set fire, destroy faculties, make chaos

F10

Criminals forge documents and steal clothing, so they can mix out of the regulatory area or meeting room

F11

Criminals force to escape from the supervision area, the meeting room or the labor site

F12

Hijacking the police, armed police, outsourcing staff

F13

A major production safety accident occurred

External Environmental Factors

F14

Illegal organization planning

F15

Occurrence of natural disasters (such as earthquakes, fog)

F16

A major public health situation

Prison Environmental Factors

F17

Large-scale deployment of criminals

F18

Unfair treatment in prison

F19

Life conditions in prison are extremely deteriorating