This book tells a story of Dr. Mel Carr's experience working in a correctional medical center. The doctor had no idea what to expect when he first took the job. He had worked at various other medical positions but found no financial or professional satisfaction. Yet he somehow found his vocational career in the correctional medical field, which contrarily offered him very little prestige or prosperity in his professional endeavors. But the experience slowly developed into a new, enthusing frontier as Carr experienced the bizarre situational calamities. It wasn't till the seasoned Dr. Austen Rider arrived and gradually revealed that these awkward disasters could be contained and even vilified and should be seen as unique challenges and not obstacles. This also tells about the uniqueness of functioning as a health care provider in a detention center and the experiences of performing there. The book is dedicated to all the providers that worked under grim and erroneous conditions, and it is an acknowledgement to those who were able to comprehend their imprudent quagmire and superseded the environmental, psychological, and physical circumstances for the benefit of society and their coworkers.