Hawkinsville, Ga. – A shocking video has surfaced showing female inmates at Pulaski State Prison appearing to have the "time of their lives," dancing, socializing, and enjoying what looks like a full-blown party complete with decorations, food tables, and makeshift games, all while supposedly serving time for serious crimes. The footage, which went viral on social media Wednesday, depicts women in casual and revealing outfits moving freely around a common area littered with debris. Handmade signs adorn the walls, including one referencing the prison itself, as inmates gather around tables with what appear to be snacks and party setups. One overlay in the clip even shows a countdown timer, fueling speculation about organized contraband-fueled festivities inside the medium-security facility. Pulaski State Prison, which houses adult female felons and offers programs like residential substance abuse treatment, has faced scrutiny in recent weeks. Just days earlier, reports emerged of two inmates dying in custody within a short period, raising fresh questions about conditions and oversight at the Georgia Department of Corrections facility. Critics are pointing to the video as the latest example of lax enforcement and failing "rehabilitation" efforts that prioritize inmate comforts over public safety and accountability. Georgia taxpayers foot the bill for housing these offenders, many convicted of felonies, yet the scenes suggest a level of freedom and recreation more akin to a community center than a correctional institution. "The level of lawlessness inside Georgia prisons is getting entirely out of hand," one social media post reacting to the leak declared. State officials have not yet issued a detailed response to the specific video, but past incidents at Pulaski – including reported disturbances