(22 Feb 2012) SHOTLIST
++NIGHT SHOTS++
1. Protesters walking in front of fire, riot police behind prison fence in the background
2. Woman using stick to hit fence in front of riot police, protester throwing rocks through fence at riot police
3. Protesters throwing rocks through prison fence at riot police
4. Protester charging fence with placard, riot police standing on other side of fence
5. Protesters pushing large sign up against fence
6. Demonstrators throwing projectiles at police vehicle as it enters prison
7. Protester throwing rock over prison fence
8. Protesters throwing projectiles at police vehicles as they enter prison with sirens blaring
9. Protesters using pole as battering ram to try and break through prison fence
10. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Wife of inmate (no name given):
"All we are want is information. They should be setting the example. And how are they doing it? Through violence."
11. Pull out from police officer opening prison gate to ambulances entering penitentiary
12. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Wife of inmate (no name given):
"This is wrong. They are going to kill them over there (the Puente Grande federal prison in Guadalajara). Why are they sending them there? The government wants to get rid of them, this is shameful. If they (authorities) know which group they belong to, why do they put them together?"
13. Wide of police vehicles and ambulances inside penitentiary
14. Mid of watch tower, smoke billowing from prison grounds
15. Various of smoke billowing from prison grounds
STORYLINE
Inmates set fire to mattresses and rubbish on Tuesday after Mexican officials announced that three of them would be moved to a maximum security jail in the west of the country from the prison where 44 gang members were massacred this week.
Thick grey smoke rose from inside the Apodaca prison shortly after several federal police officers entered the penitentiary.
Outside, about 50 relatives of inmates clashed with police.
The demonstrators threw projectiles at officers and tried to break though a perimeter fence.
One protester said they were desperate for information about their imprisoned loved ones.
A Nuevo Leon state public security spokesperson said a federal judge ordered that three inmates be transferred to the Puente Grande federal prison in Guadalajara.
On Sunday, 44 prisoners who belonged to the Gulf drug cartel were bludgeoned and stabbed to death by inmates from the rival Zetas cartel.
The prison's director and 40 guards are being held on suspicion of allowing imprisoned Zetas members to escape before the massacre.
Nuevo Leon Governor Rodrigo Medina said 16 guards have confessed to aiding the escape.
Medina and other state governors said their prisons weren't equipped to hold members of powerful and highly organised drug cartels.
Fighting between the Zetas and Gulf drug cartels has brought a surge of violence and other crimes to the Monterrey region, which is Mexico's third largest.
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