It's to try and stop self harm
Exeter's Custody Centre says it's to start handing out colouring books as part of a "distraction plan".
Officers want to reduce self harm in custody.
It says puzzles and word searches are next on their list.
Colouring books given to those in custody in Exeter
More from Local News
-
Litter main environmental concern among Plymouth residents
Over 1,000 took part in consultation
-
Parking fees rise at two Devon attractions
Increase of 10 percent
-
Appeal to help Torbay's homeless
Bay's most vulnerable people at risk, says MP
-
Plans to save tens of millions in adult social care
DCC eyeing up external firm
-
Street hubs planned for Exeter
'They are a sleek and modern answer'
-
Sex abuse masseur jailed for four years
Ian Nicholls, 64, assaulted clients
