Due to the incident, the security around the Risk Management Center became stricter.
The wardens are watching the convicts more closely than before, everyone could feel their solemnity and that was enough for most of the troublemakers to lay low for now. They didn't want the ire of the wardens to come crashing down on them after all.
This isn't to say that the convicts were oppressed. They still have some form of freedom, allowed to roam the vicinity of the center's territory. However, the management imposed a curfew on them and they had to follow or else, they'd be punished.
And even if the wardens could be stricter than this, some of them didn't have the heart to do that to these people...
The incident was certainly eye-opening, and just like most of the prisoners here, the wardens are also aware of what everybody who's been here went through. They'd never admit this out loud, but deep down they sympathize with the fate of the convicts.
