As you already know, pre-trial detention centers hold people under investigation and those suspected of committing crimes - those who have not yet been sentenced. People are kept in a pre-trial detention center until the sentence comes into force, after which they must be transported to the place where they will serve their sentence - according to the law, 10 days are given for dispatch, but in practice, the transfer can take months. But there are also those in the pre-trial detention center who are already serving their sentence - these are convicts left in the pre-trial detention center to perform chores.
“Housekeepers” remove snow from walking yards, take out trash, repair buildings, perform loading and unloading operations, and, among other things, deliver (and sometimes cook) food (
