Some of the most dangerous criminals in the world seem to be the safest from contracting the coronavirus.
Nobody's completely safe from the coronavirus, but strangely enough ... some of the safest from infection are among the most dangerous criminals in the world.
According to a rep for the Federal Bureau of Prisons ... these prisoners are single-celled, with limited out-of-cell time, and are only afforded INDIVIDUAL recreational opportunities up to 7 hours a week.
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