You are a correctional manager at the State Correctional Center. Tyler Johnson, an inmate at the State Correctional Center, wants to check where he is housed. Every time he is placed in a housing unit he doesn't like; Johnson alleges that he's going to commit suicide. This action forces correctional staff to follow policy and place Johnson back in a close supervision unit, where he will remain on constant watch. While Johnson is housed in this unit, he informs mental health staff members that he had no plans to commit suicide and was only attempting to control where he was housed. Staff in the mental health unit then inform you in administration of the facility, that Johnson is merely 'playing the system;' but abiding by policy, Johnson is moved again to another housing unit. The custody staff informs you that a trend has been started, and that if they continue to entertain this inmate's apparent whims, other inmates may also begin to follow him. The question custody staff has started asking facility administration is what should they do to preferable of inmates from claiming they will kill themselves to control where they are housed? What should you, as a correctional supervisor, tell your staff to do in this sort of situation?