ain t going to wake up. one of the ceos wanted to cell me up with a black man. i m not really a racist person, but i am afraid of their politics. i wasn t going to take that chance. so i asked the inmates on the yard, you know, is there anybody who needs a cellie. yeah, there s a dude upstairs. he s leaving in november. i moved in with ian. he s a little crazy at times, but if you go with it, he s all right, you know? he is a pretty nice guy. he is really religious. he likes his catholic religion. he s doing quite well, i think. the rules in the cell are pretty much don t piss the other guy off. that s the only rule. the stress of living with a cellmate may subside, but the realities of jeremy s sentence still loom over him. you got stuck with thoughts and everything, and you start thinking why am i stuck in a
it s easy. anybody who s got a sewing needle can make a knife. a sewing needle is made out of stainless steel. and stainless steel will cut this metal that they use. so over a period of time, you can shape a knife out of your toilet as long as the cops don t find the pattern cut in your toilet. there s many things you can do to make weapons back here. it s not that hard. usually we got them out when we did haircuts because they haircut they pull us out of the cell and take us to the concrete yard to cut hair. that s when we would drop the knife off. and when they came to search for us for yard, they didn t find anything. we went out to the yard and found the knife we stashed previously, and that s how we got it out. some inmates choose to do it a little immorally. they put it in places where the sun don t shine, and they carry it out in the yard. that s how they get their knives out.
it could be a yard report. northern hispanics are very, very structured and they have positions and the whole biz. you know? they have positions. good find? yep. with the weapons still hidden somewhere on the yard, these kites may be the officers key to their discovery. out in the yard. that way and that way. bring it out. here we go. another fine day, gents. yes, sir. keep moving, keep moving. here we go, come on out. clear! corcoran inmates self-segregate to protect themselves. no place is this more evident than on the yard.
cvs health. get flood insurance. just days after removing weapons from the yard, a fight breaks out. an observer witnessed it, put the yard down. just days after removing weapons from the yard, a fight breaks out. an observer witnessed it, put the yard down. stopped fighting. we were coming from the unit. we respond. make sure no one gets up. if they do, we respond and assist.
probably going to have to stab people. first thing that got into my head was we better get some knives. living on the street, you learn one thing. you survive by any means necessary. you do whatever it takes to get out of a situation like that. so if that means i have to become an accomplice, so be it. i m not going to die. you know, i m just too young. it became it came from there. and they said i was to go on a mission. my mission was to stab a man who came from another yard who was supposedly no good because they wouldn t have jump off in a riot after they got attacked. the woods in the riot were no good because they wouldn t attack the blacks after they got attacked. i stabbed this man three times and i got away with it. i walked off into the middle of the yard before the buzzer went off on the yard before everybody to get off.