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To be able to deal with the county jail for three years? you got to be strong to do that. im drying about three months and he did three years. >> good move, good move. >> brown has spend the last 28 years in prison for murder and knows what likely awaits bell if hes convicted. >> where he going is pretty much where im coming from. you got to stay focused. no matter how bad it get, you cant give up. you got to keep pushing. >> god to be careful how you move for real. >> but bell might be out of m...

>> the odds are you find one or two individuals that cross that line every now and then. so we did look outside of that inmate perimeter to find as to how it was getting in. i think we have a good idea how it got in. certain people were scrutinized. certainly people dont even realize they are being scrutinized. months down the road we may find out how that got in here and thats just due to diligence. >> and david bell just completed his 15 days segregation. and hes now moved into another pod res...

Most of the inmates in the hamilton county justice center in cincinnati, ohio come in straight from an arrest on the streets. >> cincinnati. [ expletive ]. >> brown. >> but deandre brown has been temporarily transferred here from state prison. and the transition hasnt been an easy one for him. >> take a man out after system hes been used to doing for years and you just throw him into another system just like all right youre going back to the county jail. this is not easy. this is -- this is horr...

I did some stupid [ expletive ] but i didnt intend to kill nobody. >> brown is at the jail now to go to court due to a crime he committed at age 19. he was convicted of sexual battery. back then there were no laws requiring sex offenders to register. because he is eligible for parole in two years, he was recently informed he must register and has hired a lawyer to fight that ruling. >> i didnt register the first time i got out of prison. the fist time. there was no reason for me to say. there wa...

Staff. >> the odds are you find one or two individuals that cross that line every now and then. so we did look outside of that inmate perimeter to find as to how it was getting in. i think we have a good idea how it got in. certain people were scrutinized. certainly people dont even realize they are being scrutinized. months down the road we may find out how that got in here and thats just due to diligence. >> and david bell just completed his 15 days segregation. and hes now moved into another ...

He gonna be all right. his mind is where it need to be. to be able to deal with the county jail for three years? you got to be strong to do that. im drying about three months and he did three years. >> good move, good move. >> brown has spend the last 28 years in prison for murder and knows what likely awaits bell if hes convicted. >> where he going is pretty much where im coming from. you got to stay focused. no matter how bad it get, you cant give up. you got to keep pushing. >> god to be care...

Most of the inmates in the hamilton county justice center in cincinnati, ohio come in straight from an arrest on the streets. >> cincinnati. [ expletive ]. >> brown. >> but deandre brown has been temporarily transferred here from state prison. and the transition hasnt been an easy one for him. >> take a man out after system hes been used to doing for years and you just throw him into another system just like all right youre going back to the county jail. this is not easy. this is -- this is horr...

Im not a murderer. i did some stupid [ expletive ] but i didnt intend to kill nobody. >> brown is at the jail now to go to court due to a crime he committed at age 19. he was convicted of sexual battery. back then there were no laws requiring sex offenders to register. because he is eligible for parole in two years, he was recently informed he must register and has hired a lawyer to fight that ruling. >> i didnt register the first time i got out of prison. the fist time. there was no reason for ...

A man to death and is still serving a 30 years to life sentence in prison. >> i was responsible for taking a life. im not a murderer. i did some stupid [ expletive ] but i didnt intend to kill nobody. >> brown is at the jail now to go to court due to a crime he committed at age 19. he was convicted of sexual battery. back then there were no laws requiring sex offenders to register. because he is eligible for parole in two years, he was recently informed he must register and has hired a lawyer to...

>> brown says the hardest thing about being back in jail is having a window with a view. being able to look out a window and see freedom so close but knowing you probably not gonna be out there for the next decade or so. sometime -- honestly sometime i wish that window wasnt even there. that makes it harder, looking out a prison window. you dont see nothing outside of the prisonss walls. once you get in prison and you get away from that you learn not to worry about it because its not there and i...