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Nerves. i can get an attitude problem. and you know what i'm saying? he hit me first. but they didn't see it that way. they looking at it i started it. so i guess they figure i'm a troublemaker. you know what i'm saying? they moved me there and put me in the hole. >> i got to stay in the room all day, confined. can't do nothing. can't talk to nobody. no tv, no anything. i'm hoping for the best. >> narrator: coming up... >> you're in charge of me to be locked up. i didn't ask to be locked up. >> we're not charging. >> i didn't say, "come lock me up." >> narrator: ...deamon beavers learns that j...

>> this is what i love doing. i love tattooing. i love the fact that, you know, we got our shop going, and it is what it is. >> tattooing's like riding a bike. i mean, it comes back naturally. you know what i'm saying? i've been tattooing probably an average of three people a day, so i'm doing all right. bop! >> oh! [ laughs ] >> you know you got the lifetime warranty, too? >> i better have one. >> narrator: though voltz' professional life is back on track, he still has some personal relationships that require attention. >> yeah, it's my baby. >> narrator: alicia russ is the mother of voltz's ...

He was appealing a murder conviction when we met him. >> were your victims or alleged victims mostly women or all women or what? >> i'm not allowed to say that. >> convicted of brutally killing a woman on the outside, he's in disciplinary detention for viciously assaulting a female prison worker. he claims the charges were made up. >> sometimes they got to cover their ass. they don't want to lose their pretty job. without this job, they ain't nothing. on the other hand, job or no job, i'm still going to be the same individual. >> do you consider yourself a totally innocent man? >> i'm not an a...

But they definitely bring a lot of revenue into the city. living in this area for as long as i did, the people are some of the greatest. this is the hardworking older people. >> we came to this country to, you know, make a better life. as you see in the news, life in mexico, you know, you know, a cup of tea over there. >> you have a lot of illegal immigrants coming here who are hungry. they were born and raised in nothing but poverty. and they have that hunger to make money, so they go to any extreme, you know? >> that hunger drives some individuals to organized crime. >> him, huh? >> yeah. >>...

A couple? >> yeah, a lot of everything. >> have you -- you witness any of them? i can imagine -- i can imagine you did. uf just don't feel comfortable in telling me. >> i don't feel -- >> how important? how important is it to go home to your kids? how important do you really want to do it? do you want to go in halfway or fully? right now you're in iffy-iffy. >> quarter. >> because you still don't have trust, but when you're sitting here in a little more time, you'll probably say, i'll do it again. right now you're just feeling out the waters but you can't feel out the waters because -- >> i'm ...