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Teenager. never. >> i was the bad one. i was, my alcohol. >> i had three kids that never got in trouble. they played ball. they, you know, didnt drink. this was one of them. i just need -- i need her home. i need to go into kidney dialysis and i dont want to do it if -- if i have to wait three to six more months on her to come home, ill just die. >> thank you for being here today. and letting us know. miss culbertson is serving time for stabbing an individual, during an argument which is a serio...

Culbertson, which we are considering you for parole today for sentence for contraband in the facility and aggravated assault. where do you plan to live when you get out? >> im going to live with my mom and my sister because my moms my heart. i want to take care of her until i cant kick her anymore or she stops percolating. >> i was looking over your offender profile. it mentions two c write-ups in january. two-c and a class b in december. in december, there was disrespect, spitting in food being...

Facility. therefore, this committee is going to recommend ad seg placement. >> this is what ive been trying to do since september. and then i went to five different prisons and landed up here. finally they did the right thing here after it took me ten write-ups, you know. but they finally did the right thing. they got rid of -- probably one of the biggest management problems in their history, me. and so i got what i wanted. >> schreiber got exactly what he wanted for now. but what he doesnt real...

>> i do. but shes going to write me up for petty [ bleep ]. >> you cant be in here destroying property. >> i dont see any destruction. [ bleep ] if you dont write me up, im going to rip it out. [ bleep ]. >> wouldnt it be easier to beat the write-up if -- >> im not going to beat it when she says i ripped up my wall. thats not my -- >> harrison, youre not the only one in here with the problems. we both know that you want your cable fixed. and we both will do what we can to get it fixed. i dont wa...

Upon the weaker inmates. we want to get them out of population so we can make the jail, as a whole, safer for inmates and staff. >> so you understand what im telling you, right? >> im going on lockdown? >> you probably will today. >> why? >> my job is to figure out where were going to house you at. >> but im not doing nothing. why should i go on lockdown if im not doing anything? you could look at my reports. >> i am looking at your reports. >> im not getting in trouble. im not getting write ups...

They dont do nothing about it and ill tell yall the real reality whats going on in this prison. you see him over there? hes skinning and grinning because he dont tell you the truth. im telling you something. >> i thought you told me we was going to do better. >> two days i will be going home and these folks keep trying to trap me in this prison, lying on me. writing me up disciplinary i aint never did. saying i did things i never did. this officer is trying to trap me in the state of alabama. he...

>> just keep standing there. ill just drop it so i can get my hands -- nope. you done it to yourself. ask me how i knew. then you lied. go on back to your dorm. talk to you after a while. a6, main hall. 22 to the 48 gate. these sandwiches he made in the kitchen, he stole. >> hungry? >> no, i aint hungry. >> but stealing sandwiches is no laughing matter since it could land the inmate in administrative segregation where some inmates cause nothing but trouble for the officers.

>> how are you adjusting to seg life? >> its hard. all right? i had 90 days to do. i did all of them except 13. thats -- you know why im here, right? >> no. >> having your penis out indecently exposed. >> while the indecent exposure and possession of marijuana landed him in ad seg, today anthony a just the subject of a random cell search. >> found a couple of newspapers. other than that, i didnt have anything illegal really. so i think im good. i dont think im going to get any more write-ups or ...

Ill just drop it so i can get my hands -- nope. you done it to yourself. ask me how i knew. then you lied. go on back to your dorm. talk to you after a while. a6, main hall. 22 to the 48 gate. these sandwiches he made in the kitchen, he stole. >> hungry? >> no, i aint hungry. >> but stealing sandwiches is no laughing matter since it could land the inmate in administrative segregation where some inmates cause nothing but

19 years, and in memory of the victim and theres nothing i can do to take back what ive caused, all i can do is change who i am and all i can do is serve, serve mankind, serve humanity, any way possible to make up for what i did. ♪ ♪ lord i am tired of being lord ♪ >> i tell you one thing about san quentin, we got flavor here. we got flavor. >> programs like the annual poetry slam provide inmates a creative release, helping them to avoid potential disciplinary write-ups and longer sentence...