A convicted thug has sparked outrage by posting rap videos and 'cellfies' from inside Doncaster Prison, bragging that life behind bars is 'like a holiday camp'. Tristan Wilson, 20, was jailed in July for eight weeks for assaulting two women, criminal damage, and possessing class A drugs.
Wilson, from Baildon, West Yorkshire, has been updating his Facebook profile from HMP Doncaster, a category B prison run by Serco. In one video, he and two other inmates rap to a camera, using offensive language and stripping off his top. The clip was viewed 1,300 times in 17 hours.
In posts, Wilson told friends prison was 'way too nice' and 'like a holiday camp', showing little remorse for his crimes. An acquaintance said: 'He's been boasting about how great his life is from inside prison. It doesn't seem as if he is showing much remorse.'
Prison authorities have launched an investigation, as inmates are banned from using social media. Jerry Spencer, Serco's contract director, said: 'We have a zero tolerance approach... we will not hesitate to take all necessary steps to prevent a reoccurrence and if appropriate prosecute any individuals involved.'
