Which count is conducted after an assault occurs in a cell?

The count that is conducted after an assault occurs in a cell is known as a detailed count. This type of count is necessary to ensure that all individuals in the facility are accounted for and to assess any potential injuries or ongoing threats after the incident.

A detailed count allows staff to investigate the situation more thoroughly and provide any necessary medical assistance. It is critical in maintaining safety and security within the facility following an incident, ensuring that all protocols are followed and that there are no further risks present.

Regular counts, while important for standard operations, do not provide the focused scrutiny required after a serious incident like an assault. Similarly, security counts and emergency counts also serve specific purposes but may not encompass the comprehensive assessment needed in the immediate aftermath of an assault.