Sometimes the target will 'refuse to be arrested' (with a top of screen message) and your colonist will not reattempt to capture the pawn unless you direct them to do so again. This will order the colonist to chase after, then escort the target person.
To arrest a non-hostile: first draft a colonist, then right-click the target to arrest, and select 'Try to arrest '. 
Incapacitated pawns can be captured, without the need to draft a colonist. This will order the colonist to drag the raider to an unclaimed prison bed or prisoner sleeping spot. Raiders cannot be captured until you incapacitate them first (downed), then right-click on them and select 'Capture '. Also, note that changing bed settings while a colonist is already carrying a captive may cause your pawn to release the other and generate the need to recapture which can as well result in the death of the outsider. Cells cannot be shared with non-prisoners. Setting one bed for prisoners will set all beds in that room as prison beds. The bed will turn orange, with an orange outline of the room indicating what will be considered a cell. In order to make a prisoner's bed, you need to click the bed/sleeping spot and click the button that says "Set for prisoners". In order to take a prisoner, you first need a fully enclosed cell 1 where you want the prisoner(s) to stay and at least one unclaimed bed or sleeping spot per prisoner. 
However, colonists experiencing a "food binge" mental break may steal food from anywhere they can reach, including forbidden areas.Īnimals that are allowed to venture into prison cells will occasionally eat food left for prisoners. They are unable to leave their prison barracks and can only use facilities (such as a food dispenser or shelf) on their own if they are placed inside the prison barracks.Ĭolonists generally will not take food from prisoners' cells. Prisoners are people, usually raiders, hostile tribals, or your own colonists undergoing a mental break, who have been taken captive.
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