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Bolingbroke Penitentiary in San Andreas.

Bolingbroke Penitentiary is the state prison of San Andreas and is located in Los Santos County. It is governed by the San Andreas State Prison Authority. The prison is located on the Los Santos County side of Route 68, just down the road from Harmony. The prison's shape is that of an octagon. The perimeter of the prison is patrolled by the Los Santos County Sheriff and sometimes the Los Santos Police Department. There are armed San Andreas State Prison Authority officers standing near the entrances, making sure that no one attempts to break in or out. The penitentiary seems to be inspired by the real-life Victorville Federal Prison in Victorville, California. The exterior of Bolingbroke resembles Texas state penitentiary in Rocksprings, Texas. Inside the recreation yard, there is writing on a wall that reads, "Where water meets land and fire once spewed forth, there the infinite 8 shall stay until I return." The message is left by Merle Abrahams, who was obsessed with the number eight and had killed eight people in 1999.

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Bolingbroke Penitentiary is the state prison of San Andreas and is located in Los Santos County. It is governed by the San Andreas State Prison Authority. The prison is located on the Los Santos County side of Route 68, just down the road from Harmony. The prison's shape is that of an octagon. The perimeter of the prison is patrolled by the Los Santos County Sheriff and sometimes the Los Santos Police Department. There are armed San Andreas State Prison Authority officers standing near the entrances, making sure that no one attempts to break in or out. The penitentiary seems to be inspired by the real-life Victorville Federal Prison in Victorville, California. The exterior of Bolingbroke resembles Texas state penitentiary in Rocksprings, Texas. Inside the recreation yard, there is writing on a wall that reads, "Where water meets land and fire once spewed forth, there the infinite 8 shall stay until I return." The message is left by Merle Abrahams, who was obsessed with the number eight and had killed eight people in 1999.