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>> yeah. >> its a day of reckoning for eloy orozco. >> its a big day for me. im really nervous. >> he is on his way to a parole hearing. orozco could have his parole reinstated or go home or be sent to prison for up to 2 1/2 more years to complete his sentence for burglary. he could also be sent to an intermediate sanction facility or isf, a halfway house for parole violators. orozcos parole violations include a failed drug test, allegations by his sister-in-law he made terroristic threats again...

It does kind of suck. >> michael is on the brink of his 18th birthday, and approaching adulthood is a dangerous place to be for a juvenile repeat offender. >> i would ask the court please allow this young man one more opportunity. he understands the next time hes in trouble he will be in the adult court. >> a person turns 18 theres not at least in the juvenile court system a lot of choices for us to make. because everyones looking, oh, we have this little window of time to work with them. its no...

Approaching adulthood is a dangerous place to be for a juvenile repeat offender. >> i would ask the court please allow this young man one more opportunity. he understands the next time hes in trouble he will be in the adult court. >> a person turns 18 theres not at least in the juvenile court system a lot of choices for us to make. because everyones looking, oh, we have this little window of time to work with them. its not long enough to effectuate a change. >> i just dont know at 18 if he sits ...

He wanted to provide. it was really shortly after all of that that he went back into the streets again. >> jeromes infractions caught up to him again in october, 2007. unarmed and high, he broke into an antique shop and stole jewelry and $300 in cash. at his trial, prosecutors argued that as a repeat offender, prison was the only place jerome belonged. and the judge handed down an extreme sentence. >> it was in the newspaper. man gets 50 years. the release date was 2032. long time. thats when i ...

And taquita took a leap of faith and agreed to marry him. >> i thought the struggles with the drugs were over. he got a job and we were happy. then they laid him off. he would get depressed because he wanted to provide. it was really shortly after all of that that he went back into the streets again. >> jeromes infractions caught up to him in october of 2007. unarm and high, he broke into an antique shop and stole jewelry and $300 in cash. at the trial, they argued as a repeat offender, prison w...

Takita took a leap of faith. she agreed to marry him. >> i thought all the struggles with the drugs were over. he got a job. we were happy. and then they laid him off. he would get depressed, you know. because he wanted to provide. it was really shortly after all that that he went back into the streets again. >> jeromes infractions caught up to him again in october 2007. unarmed and high, he broke into an antique shop and stole jewelry and $300 in cash. at his trial, prosecutors argued that as a...

Yes, sir. >> you ready? >> yeah. >> it is a day of reckoning for eloy orosco. >> a big day for me. i am really nervous. >> he is on his way to a parole hearing. orosco could have his parole reinstated and go home or be sent to prison for up to 2 1/2 more years to complete his sentence for burglary. he could also be sent to an intermediate sanction facility, or isf, a halfway house for parole violators. oroscos parole violations include a failed drug test and allegations by his sister-in-law that...

I think i am superman. she called the police and said that i was going to hurt her and wouldnt stop until i got her. so they got me for a terroristic threat. in a few days i will have a revocational hearing where they will decide whether they send me back to prison or reinstate me on parole. >> orosco is entitled to make the case in the hearing, but his sister-in-law is also invited to testify. >> if my sister-in-law shows up. i am guilty. because i am a repeat offender and because ive been inca...

Wouldnt stop until i got her. so they got me for a terroristic threat. in a few days i will have a revocational hearing where they will decide whether they send me back to prison or reinstate me on parole. >> orosco is entitled to make his case in the hearing, but his sister-in-law is also invited to testify. >> if my sister-in-law shows up, im guilty. because im a repeat offender and because ive been incarcerated so many times, my word is really not trustworthy. with my sister-in-law, you never...

Orosco. >> yes, sir. >> you ready? >> yeah. >> its a day of reckoning for eloy orosco. >> its a big day for me. im really nervous. >> hes on his way to a parole hearing. orosco could have his parole reinstated and go home or be sent to prison for up to 2 1/2 more years to complete his sentence for burglary. he could also be sent to an intermediate sanction facility, or isf, a halfway house for parole violators. oroscos parole violations include a failed drug test and allegations by his sister-in...