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>> at approximately 7:20 a.m. the inmate walked into the dental office without permission. i told her twice to stop and come back to med line and she did not comply. therefore, inmate culbertson is being charged with refusing a direct order. >> you officers need to get on the same page with the people that work in medical and stay off my ass. because all these write-ups is what this is about, me wanting medical help. >> okay. >> ms. culbertson, were here for security, theyre here for medical. th...

Thats florida. say louisiana or theres no dessert. brought to you by bp and all of us who call the gulf home. during our extended stay at indiana state prison, inmate ronnie ty was scheduled to marry his fiance, jodie. >> we wish you luck. were proud of you. >> ronnies various disciplinary write-ups resulted in a noncontact ceremony, meaning bride and groom would be separated by a pane of glass. but that didnt deter the couple. and we were there to cover the wedding. >> how are you feeling rig...

Comments, and had a homemade knife. >> obviously, hes not going to change. it doesnt matter where he gets moved to. hes not going to change his behaviors. >> he said he wants to be placed in ad seg. he is afraid to be in general population. >> the actions he takes because he wants to be administrative segregated. >> do you guys believe that if we put him back in general population he will hurt another offender or possibly staff member? >> yes, i do. >> do you believe in that? >> i do. >> based o...

>> 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 sentences. >> [ rapping ] now i fall to my knees. make you pop. its like im buried alive. like im buried alive, alive, alive, alive, alive, alive, alive. [ applause ] >> this is the san quentin slam here sponsored by the university. and i believe this is the fifth.

>> 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. >> were talking about a report you were involved in. why do you think this guy would identify you as a member of the mexican mafia? >> who is he? >> it doesnt matter who he is. why would he say that? >...

Founder and colton jewelry. youre based in washington, d.c., right? >> yes, jon. jon: one doesnt think of washington, d.c. as a fashion capital. >> no. burr were getting there. i think the fashion community in d.c. is really thriving there is are so many local designers. a community wants that to be here. that is definitely something that will start to be competitive with all the big fashion communities across the nation. jon: youve gotten obviously great write-ups for the jewelry that youve cre...

Why would he pick you. >> i dont know who he is. >> it doesnt matter who he is. the point is he identified you. we want to go ahead and try to weed out the major prison gangs from general population because these particular gangs are predatory gangs and they prey 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...

>> i dont know who he is. >> it doesnt matter who he is. the point is he identified you. we want to go ahead and try to weed out the major prison gangs from general population because these particular gangs are predatory gangs and they prey upon the weaker inmates. we want to get them out of population so we can make the jail, as a whole, safer for inmay wants and staff. >> so you understand what im telging you, right? >> im going on lockdown? >> you probably will today. >> why? >> my job is to ...

Wake of that. ford says 20 to 40. we expect that to keep continuing. i mean a million, quarter of a million cars is a lot but i am looking at the factors that affect car sales in general that will create a perfect convergeance. jenna: let me stop you there on that because i was just seeing one of the write-ups in reuters talking about car sales says the average car right now on the road in america is about 11 years old. that could be an important -- >> not only --. jenna: go ahead. >> that is an...

Boredom of incarceration, there are always inmates willing to pay for new tattoos and others willing to risk punishment to provide them. >> one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven. theres eleven in the last ten years. eleven convictions for tattooing. which aint bad. >> richard sampson is one of the more prolific tattoo artists at the limon correctional facility in colorado. he shared a handful of his many disciplinary write ups with us. >> one tattoo motor. belonging t...