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And brian was wrapping up filming with goodell up in his cell. >> once officers left, "lockup" director of photography brian kelly was alone with goodell, who decided to reveal his secret. >> heres -- >> do they see this film? >> who? >> them. the officers. >> when? >> now. >> they dont see the film? >> no. >> they dont see the film? >> no. >> i was filming post-shakedown and he kind of got my attention, hes like, check this out, this is what they didnt find. >> see the soap, right. looks like n...

Enforcement. but theres no mistaking that he viewed drug use as a criminal act. >> many would argue that president nixon set the stage for the drug-related mass incarceration to come. >> within the last several years, i think america has come to its senses about drug abuse. >> in the 1980s, the war on drugs escalated dramatically. under the reagan administration. arrests for drug offenses rose about the 1209%. new mandatory sentencing laws sent more people to prison for more time than ever. >> m...

>> okay. thank you. love you. >> dont forget. dont forget. im eating good today. >> the fact that he did it so blatantly in front of us, i think robinson wanted to seem tough. he wanted to look like he was a bad ass. inmates who would normally bully somebody, theyre not going to do it right in front of us, because we do walk around with escort officers, so they dont want to get busted. so it was really surprising to see robinson go up and just blatantly start to bully this guy in front of everyb...

>> somebody got stabbed up. thats what happens in prison. >> it was during a program in which inmates and corrections officers visit local schools to steer youngsters away from crime. >> how many of you guys have a family member, parent, uncle, cousin in jail right now? raise your hand. >> i was really surprised when all those hands went up. i shouldnt have been so surprised, because, you know, weve kind of dealt with that throughout the years of filming "lockup." it just seemed shocking and ver...

Im stuck in the house taking care of her all the time and i never get to go out. i never get to do things an 18-year-old should be able to do. i guess no one believes me. everyone thinks that i purposely hurt my daughter and i didnt. >> its always tough being part of a story that involves children. i think thats the hardest story to tell on "lockup." and of course, all of these crimes are alleged. this is a jail. so, you know, you cant rush to judgment. so, you know, were listening to her. >> yo...

Often in jail than in prison. >> one of the reasons i really love "lockup," shooting inside county jails, is because everybodys local. the inmates, even a lot of the staff come from the same city. as opposed to a state prison, where inmates come from all over the state. and its amazing how many times inside county jails we find inmates have crossed paths with each other on the outside. and that could lead to some pretty compelling stories on the inside. and david goodell was no exception. >> she...

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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...

Grand theft auto charge and a couple of credit card charges, credit card theft charges. >> matthew bryan told me he was in jail for having killed a man and would soon be going to prison for it. >> and you were sentenced to how much time? >> 20 years with 9 years suspended. >> when youre field producing "lockup," you constantly have inmates coming up and willing to talk about their lives. but in jail, were not allowed to have cell phones or computers, so we have to do the interviews first and fac...