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Tomahawk. so well take it with us. >> cool. >> another weapon. >> found another one? >> found another one. >> share the wealth. share the wealth, brother. >> were going to go into the gym. a couple of the inmates had some tattoos indicative of gang membership. were going to go take a look at their bunk areas, lockers, see what they may have left behind in their bunks. >> watch out. i got gloves, so watch for needles. hes on fire. here we go. he come up with another one. thats a tattoo pattern. i...

>> i was doing my search here and inside the dirt there moving the dirt back and forth i found these two kites and underneath these two kites was this piece here. i believe it to be a weapon. >> is it a razor? >> i believe it to be a razor. tomahawk. so well take it with us. >> cool. >> another weapon. >> found another one? >> found another one. >> share the wealth. share the wealth, brother. >> were going to go into the gym. a couple of those inmates had some tattoos indicative of gang membersh...

And i apologize to an exten. we will bring you back to that. with that as a premise, if you would explain to the jury what the normal day is in the life of a combat medic in vehicle. >> well, apparently, if you will give me a little patience here, when you are in the army, you are with 60 other men, you eat, sleep, shower, with them on a daily basis, a lot of times you are sharing your bunks with them. i got in vehicle if december of with 67 and through december. >> i apologize, sir,ly object to...

>> so go through, if you would, and i apologize to the extent well bring you back to that. but with that as a premise, if you were to explain to the jury what a normal day is in the life of a combat medic in vietnam. >> well, if everybody will give me a little patience here. when youre in the army, youre with 60, 100 men. you eat, sleep, shower with them on a daily basis, often times youre sharing your bunks with them. i got to vietnam in december of 67. >> i apologize sir. im going to object as...

>> another weapon. >> found another one? >> found another one. >> share the wealth. share the wealth, brother. >> were going to go into the gym. a couple of the inmates had some tattoos indicative of gang membership. were going to go take a look at their bunk areas, lockers, see what they may have left behind in their bunks. >> watch out. i got gloves, so watch for needles. hes on fire. here we go. he come up with another one. thats a tattoo pattern. im going to try to prove myself, and i got th...

-- we build 3,000 beds tomorrow, i guarantee you itll be filled by the end of the day. >> narrator: with every bunk filled at louisville metro, some inmates sleep on the floor in boats -- hard, plastic shells that act as temporary beds. one of the boats was assigned to 34-year-old angie davis. >> this obviously is not where a bed is supposed to be. >> i want your juice, sugar. you gonna take this cake for a juice? shes...her juice. >> its right by the table where everyone eats, where everyone si...

Booked into the jail. she will remain until a judge decides whether to return her to home incarceration or make her serve the rest of her time in jail. but lohden seems to want to make an impression. >> it is now. snooze you lose. >> come back out here. >> but youve got to calm down. >> im good. excuse me? excuse me? >> i got to be on the bottom bunk. >> nobody owns no bunks around here. >> we thought she was calm after putting her in first arrest. obviously sometimes that dont happen. a lot of ...

You dont got nobody to do nothing with. its just you and four walls and the sunlight. so the only time you do -- youve only got time to think, think, think, think, think. >> how are you doing, man? welcome to the dorm. some other guys in there. youll get along fine. we play cards, watch tv, watch movies. its all right in here. youll like it. the doctors work with you. >> due to overcrowding there are no available bunks in the dorm. so moore will sleep on the floor in a boat, a plastic shell used...

Orders all inmates to their bunks. >> all inmates facing the back wall. hand behind your back. theres no talking. bunks 41 through 48, full uniform, get up and go out to the brickyard. single file. >> we search for contraband. drugs. weapons. anything that has been altered from its original form. anything that, theyre not supposed to have in their possession. the inmates are directed to sit down in the dorms enclosed rec yard. the search team will hold them there as officers conduct a thorough s...

Get cleared. >> its a long process to get cleared. >> especially if -- >> shed been in trouble herself a long time ago. >> yes. >> so anyway, then we sort of fell in love and got married and here we are. >> i got married here december 9th of last year. in fact, we honeymooned in this very cottage here. this is only our third time were going to have a conjugal visit, so -- >> so its pretty cool. it makes time go by a lot easier. a lot easier. >> doing time in folsom affects the prisoners in two w...