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television before her hearings begin, and before her lawyer, derek gordon, has even seen it. he asks the judge for more time to review the case. >> we haven't been provided the evidence yet, so it's hard to make any decisions as to what we're going to do yet. >> when he does see the video, gordon has this to say. >> well, in two short words, not good. her behavior on the video and from talking to people that had also viewed that video, it appeared perhaps that she may have been on, you know, something. she, from what i could tell, was not herself. >> mills is not tested for drug use. at the hearing she lets her lawyer do all the talking. >> obviously, she was very embarrassed about the incident and just wished it never would have happened. >> the prosecution later learns this isn't mills' first run-in with the law. this video, obtained from police
in which wabash is located. >> we're actually driving into carlisle, indiana. we have the town store. but it's actually a really cool little town. it's -- i think it's very typical, small midwest town. this is our lunch spot. >> there's really good baked spaghetti and pizza. that's pretty much all that's on the menu. >> but it's good. >> during our shoot at wabash, we met a young man who appeared typical of many of the inmates. william jones jr. grew up in the small central indiana town of shelbyville, far away from the negative influences of big cities. >> it ain't very big. i like it. a lot of people don't like it. i like it. there's not a whole lot to do but, you know, just hang out with friends. wrong ones at that, i guess. >> hey, good morning. >> jones' first run-in with the law came at age 9, when he was found guilty of stealing mail and committing arson.
good. her behavior on the video and from talking to people that had also viewed that video, it appeared perhaps that she may have been on, you know, something. she, from what i could tell, was not herself. >> mills is not tested for drug use. at the hearing she lets her lawyer do all the talking. >> obviously she was very embarrassed about the incident and just wished it never would have happened. >> the prosecution later learn s this isn't mills' first run-in with the law. this video, obtained from police in missouri, shows mills in jail wearing scrubs and acting in a belligerent manner just four months earlier. police records show charges of resisting arrest and assaulting a law enforcement officer.
gordon has this to say. >> well, in two short words, not good. her behavior on the video and from talking to people that had also viewed that video, it appeared perhaps that she may have been on, you know, something. she, from what i could tell, was not herself. >> mills is not tested for drug use. at the hearing she lets her lawyer do all the talking. >> obviously she was very embarrassed about the incident and just wished it never would have happened. >> the prosecution later learns this isn't mills' first run-in with the law. this video, obtained from police in missouri, shows mills in jail wearing scrubs and acting in a belligerent manner just four months earlier. police records show charges of resisting arrest and assaulting a law enforcement officer. in the courtroom, the judge has some stern words for her. >> this is a community that has,
>> hey, good morning. >> jones' first run-in with the law came at age 9, when he was found guilty of stealing mail and committing arson. he had set fire to an abandoned semi truck in his neighborhood. >> friends were just talking me into it. i was like, all right. took lighter fluid and threw it in the back and set it on fire. that was the first one. it just kept going from there. i got criminal mischief for taking my dad's heart pills and putting them in little apples and throwing them over the fence to animals and stuff. i was just -- i was bad. >> jones says he began using drugs at age 11 and was soon selling them and stealing to support his habit. at 15 he was put on probation after assaulting the manager of the fast food restaurant where he worked. then at age 18, three years before we met him, jones was convicted of the burglary that would bring him to wabash. >> i was hanging out with the wrong people. and i was strung out on drugs
do you understand, sir, what kind of a [ bleep ] you're going to be under as i am part black. oh, i can't wait. oprah winfrey is going to have her fat ass down here and you are going to have your ass up the wall, and not in a good way. uh-huh. >> but when his threats don't work on police, father curry hits his boiling point. >> get this damn thing out of my face! >> sir, calm down or you're going to go to jail. >> i'm in jail, [ bleep ] it! >> no, you're not, you're in a holding cell. >> father curry's rant goes on for more than 20 minutes before police release him and eahe's escorted home by his dad. and this is not father curry's first run-in with the law. according to police, this is the
also viewed that video, it appeared perhaps that she may have been on, you know, something. she, from what i could tell, was not herself. >> mills is not tested for drug use. at the hearing she lets her lawyer do all the talking. >> obviously she was very embarrassed about the incident and just wished it never would have happened. >> the prosecution later learns, this isn't mills' first run-in with the law. this video, obtained from police in missouri, shows mills in jail wearing scrubs and acting in a belligerent manner just four months earlier. police records show charges of resisting arrest and assaulting a law enforcement officer. in the courtroom, the judge has some stern words for her. >> this is a community that has, in fact, you know, suffered a major airplane crash in the last couple of years. and an incident like this at the airport is a major concern for
her behavior on the video and from talking to people that had also viewed that video, it appeared perhaps that she may have been on, you know, something. she, from what i could tell, was not herself. >> mills is not tested for drug use. at the hearing she lets her lawyer do all the talking. >> obviously she was very embarrassed about the incident and just wished it never would have happened. >> the prosecution later learn s this isn't mills' first run-in with the law. this video, obtained from police in missouri, shows mills in jail wearing scrubs and acting in a belligerent manner just four months earlier. police records show charges of resisting arrest and assaulting a law enforcement officer. in the courtroom, the judge has some stern words for her. >> this is a community that has, in fact, you know, suffered a major airplane crash in the last
few, however, came from the towns any smaller than the one in which wabash is located. >> we're actually driving into carlisle, indiana. we have the town store. but it's actually a really cool little town. it's -- i think it's very typical, small midwest town. this is our lunch spot. >> there's really good baked spaghetti and pizza. that's pretty much all that's on the menu. >> but it's good. >> during our shoot at wabash, we met a young man who appeared typical of many of the inmates. william jones jr. grew up in the small central indiana town of shelbyville, far away from the negative influences of big cities. >> it ain't very big. i like it. a lot of people don't like it. i like it. there's not a whole lot to do but, you know, just hang out with friends. wrong ones at that, i guess. >> hey, good morning. >> jones' first run-in with the law came at age 9, when he was
oh, i can't wait. her fat ass down here, and you are going to have your up the wall and not in a good way. >> but when threats don't work on police, father kury hits his boiling point. >> get this damn thing out of my face! i don't want that in my face! >> sir, calm down or you're going to go to jail. >> i'm in jail! >> no, you're not. you're in a holding cell. >> father kury's rant goes on for more than 20 minutes before police release him, and he is escorted home by his dad. and this is not father kury's first run-in with the law. according to police, this is the fourth time he has been arrested for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. he plead guilty to a dwi charge in 1996, and he was found guilty