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Being shot at. we have to put your emotions aside and cannot let your emotions dictate what you do. it affects you but you still have a job to do at the end. one month earlier. leonardis was out on bail for a prior aggravated assault charges. police say he shot at three hackensack officers who fired back add leonardis 14 times. >> one shot in my hand and arm. i am still healing up. i am still going through a lot of pain. i had open wound, i still do. four times in my stomach. three times in my p...

>> judges look at that as sometimes the most hienous type of crime. >> the alleged hackensack shooter leaves the hospital and is booked into jail. nced. our sees awake. our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say...if you love something set it free. see you around, giulia

>> hes filling fake prescriptions at pharmacies. i am not a mathematician but two and two is four, you know what i mean? >> deanna colins tried to adjust to life in max and received a surprise visitor. >> she was caught and we were able to get a picture of her hair style. >> the shooting at hackensack is unusual. the police shooting becomes the talk of the jail. >> hackensack is a peaceful, quiet town. the last time we had a shooting was 12 years ago. we are pioneers. so our greatest achievement...

[ chuckling ] women dont have jobs. is this guy for real? modernizing car insurance with -- thats enough out of you! the name your price tool, only from progressive. where is your husband? hackensack, new jersey, houses an inmate who has required more monitoring than most others, david goodell. >> he likes to brag about his case. he likes to brag that hes been in the newspaper. i think because hes

Big deal. also, a lot of these inmates use this as a business. >> this is the store. this is the bodega. this is boobops bodega, 7-eleven. open 24 hours. >> inmates pay for snacks from the commissary through debits accounts funded by friends and family on the outside. some like jaqai dennis, who we met in hackensack, new jersey, create their own jailhouse economy. >> i got that, thats nine. >> they give out their commissary now in exchange for repayment with interest later. >> i give them one of...

Accounts funded by friends and family on the outside. some like jaqai dennis, who we met in hackensack, new jersey, create their own jailhouse economy. >> i got that, thats nine. >> they give out their commissary now in exchange for repayment with interest later. >> i give them one of these for two of these back. i might give them two of these, sometimes ill be like, just give me three back. made about $52 just off of $30. >> biggest items we hear about constantly? ramen noodles and honey buns. ...

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>> had he not come to jail, he could very well have died from this cancer. and i dont even know if he would have been diagnosed, if he were on the streets. it was only because he was in jail and was able to get health care that he could get treatment. the irony is dennis hall took a life and that, in fact, saved his life. because he went to jail and was a i believe to receive medical care. >> maybe it did save my life coming to jail. well see. >> in hackensack, new jersey, the story of another c...

It was only because he was in jail he could have gotten treatment. the irony is dennis hall took a life and that saved his life. >> maybe it did save my life coming to jail. well see. >> in hackensack, new jersey, the story of an another convicted murderer would take unexpected terms. that coo lead to pretty compelling stories on the

In hackensack, new jersey, david goodell was considered a dangerous and manipulative inmate. the only time he seemed to show any regret over killing his 21-year-old former girlfriend, vivianna tulli is when he was meeting with the case manager to prepare for his sentencing hearing in which he was facing anywhere from 30 to 45 years in prison. >> you know, im sorry for what i did. >> but even then, he admitted, it was all for show. >> so thats what im going to tell them. because my plea is open f...