Syrians were seen breaking down walls and smashing locks at the notorious Sednaya prison on Sunday, December 8, as inmates were freed amid the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime.Footage here was provided by Mohammed Ibrahim Al-Alawi.On Monday, members of the Syrian Civil Defense used sniffer dogs to search for potentially trapped prisoners. That organization, also known as the White Helmets, said its teams did not find any “undiscovered secret cells”.The White Helmets has, however, offered cash rewards for information on the location of other “secret prisons” holding detainees. Credit: Mohammed Ibrahim Al-Alawi via Storyful