Prisoner Profile: Willow

Species: Raccoon (Self-described "Trash Panda")

General Assessment:
Inmate Willow presents as highly cooperative, friendly, and remarkably easy to manage. Staff reports indicate that any concerns regarding disruptive or dominant behaviour are entirely unfounded, as the inmate possesses what can only be described as a complete and total lack of authoritative instincts.

Despite being a raccoon, incidents involving theft have remained surprisingly low, although shiny objects should still be accounted for as a matter of policy.

Behavioural Notes:

Frequently seeks comfort, attention, and reassurance from staff.
Easily distracted by interesting objects, conversations, or naps.
Known to disappear unexpectedly, usually due to sleeping somewhere unusual.
Considered low risk and highly compliant.

Activity Preferences:
The inmate has expressed a preference for highly structured and restrictive environments, favouring situations where movement, freedom, and decision-making are significantly limited. The tighter the regulations, the more content the inmate appears to be.


Restrictions & Accommodations:
Certain activities and interactions are not permitted per inmate request. Staff are expected to respect all established boundaries and operating procedures.

Additional Notes:
Willow has repeatedly insisted she is a raccoon and not a criminal mastermind. Administration remains unconvinced.