arguing about now? she looked at me. she touched me. you guys all need to understand something. every one of you is pushing this beyond where it needs to go. i m not going to deal with it. i m not. recently we ve had a number of different personalities inside the female wing. it s just been a lot of type a personalities clashing in the mix and it s caused a lot of problems inside the unit. one of the most prominent among those personalities is shontera jennings. i m outspoken and i speak my mind. i m a little loud at times. they look at me as a trouble maker. another inmate, the white ones, feel i shouldn t be in the unit, because they are intimidated. has nothing to do with me because i m not intimidating them but just because they re intimidated because they re not real, to me the inmates run the jail. so why can t i be a sergeant? ms. jennings and i go back several years. her flamboyant personality tends to draw attention from staff and her and i had several
cell, leave when i want to go. mr. cruz likes to think he can dictate where he goes and how he moves in this building, but we move him around a lot so he kind of gets the idea that he can pick and choose where he goes, which is not the case. cruz says that he came to the unit on assignment to investigate bates and has no problem saying so right in front of bates. one of my pups had a complaint against this gentleman here. yeah. said that he was not living right. so i came here to speak to the pups og. after speaking with him and confirming that that other individual is a liar, now i must go. tonight i will be gone. that s all it is. it s a status. hopefully i m going to a minimum tier. stay out of trouble. keep my nose clean. and i ll get out of here sooner than later. but yeah. this is a surprise to you, right? he didn t even know this.
44-year-old, 6 1 , 220-pound cruz. as soon as i walked in the cell i turned around and he decided to punch me in the face. cruz has this idea he is still 25 in his head and he can hurt people and stuff, but his punches were bouncing right off my head. boom, boom. just one hit. he was all over the place. he couldn t stand up. he hit me first, and yes, after three or four times of him punching me in the face, i realized i wasn t able to calm him down. i hit him with an uppercut. saw his dentures fall to the ground. brought him to the ground and that s when we both got maced. were you injured? no, not at all. not injured? no, not at all. but cruz says he had a secret motive for the fight, one that has nothing to do with food trays and everything to do with returning to the maximum security unit to confront michael bates. he ran his mouth. now he got to stand before me
a few of the newer girls keep saying a f of us wrote a statent on another female to get her removed. it s false. they questioned us about her. we answered the questions. she was the source of all the problems, so they removed her. chelsea came out of her room from upstairs and started talking so i told her to come down and say it to me. she came to the top of the stairs, so i decided to meet her up there and she just kept getting in my face and she shoved me. the whole unit got in everybody s business. just stupid, petty drama. both women will receive several days in segregation for fighting. tensions continue to rise in another unit as well. enrique cruz says he came to s-4 on his own free will in order to investigate the alleged misdoings of fellow blood member michael bates. i was sent here. after speaking with him and confirming that that other individual is a liar, now i must go.
women in the jail. do you want your blanket and your sheets? i don t want nothing. you got it. you got it. they re just dramatic altogether. being locked up, confined to a small unit, dealing with all the different personalities, females i guess by nature are confrontational sometimes. i m not mad at you. i m just telling you that s the way it is. everybody is dealing with different situations, emotions are flying. they re petty and this is how they, i guess, release your anger. you are your own racist. some people think they she kills me over here. while officers have grown used to seemingly petty conflicts in the female housing units. lieutenant, can i talk to you, please? some veterans on staff say lately it s been worse than ever. it s not to do with you and me. it s never been like that. never. in seven and a half years we ve never had to constantly go to the door and say, what are you