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keep myself from coming here. at one point in time, you know, coming to jail was nothing, you know. i d laugh at it. i d just go do the time and come back home. whatley says he has decided to end his affiliation with the crips and has been accepted into quest, the jail s gang diversion program, cofounded by deputy gillock. directly addresses gang membership, how their lives have been affected by gang violence. they also have access to parenting class, which i think every person should have. it also has a gang component in their curriculum. i don t want my daughter to come home and go daddy, this is my boyfriend, and i look at him and the first thing out of my mouth is this [ bleep ] is just like i used to be, or i am if i don t change. this is whatley s second time through the jail s reentry program after he was released and rearrested six months later. in jail, in being involved in gangs. then in the class i was kind of cocky, arrogant, well, yeah, i can get this on the ....
That were provided. did you finish the parenting class last time? yes, i did. right when i finished, it was close to my exiting date. i was told that i was going to receive my certificate. i know i didn t have enough time before i left. it was supposed to be mailed to me and i didn t have an address at that time. so i don t know how to go about getting that back. focusing on certificates and we re having a conversation in jail. and that s what we re trying to eliminate. it s not about the certification. and you kind of proved it, it s about transformation. what brought him here, it goes back to criminal mind-set and the cognitive skill and making poor choices. but if he s gang, that s a huge component, who you re hanging with, your peers. we talked to the officer about? according to mr. whatley, he s a crip, so it s a gang diversion program. we ll have the officer who runs the program go and talk to him and see if he s a good fit, a good candidate for her program. we re ....
focusing on certificates and we re having a conversation in jail. and that s what we re trying to eliminate. it s not about the certification. and you kind of proved it, it s about transformation. what brought him here, it goes back to criminal mind-set and the cognitive skill and making poor choices. but if he s gang, that s a huge component, who you re hanging with, your peers. we talked to the officer about? according to mr. whatley, he s a crip, so it s a gang diversion program. we ll have the officer who runs the program go and talk to him and see if he s a good fit, a good candidate for her program. we re going to go back and talk your case over. and i ll have the officer come out and speak to you. i see some inkling to want to change. he wants to do something different. of course when they get in this environment, they all want to change. and they have that spiel, if you ....
At one point in time, you know, coming to jail was nothing, you know. i d laugh at it. i d just go do the time and come back home. whatley says he has decided to end his affiliation with the crips and has been accepted into quest, the jail s gang diversion program, cofounded by deputy gillock. directly addresses gang membership, how their lives have been affected by gang violence. they also have access to parenting class, which i think every person should have. i don t want my daughter to come home and go daddy, this is my boyfriend, and i look at him and the first thing out of my mouth is this [ bleep ] is just like i used to be, or i am if i don t change. this is whatley s second time through the jail s reentry program after he was released and rearrested six months later. in jail, in being involved in gangs. then in the class i was kind of cocky, arrogant, well, yeah, i can get this on the street. ....
Me and i didn t have an address at that time. so i don t know how to go about getting that back. focusing on certificates and we re having a conversation in jail. and that s what we re trying to eliminate. it s not about the certification. and you kind of proved it, it s about transformation. what brought him here, it goes back to criminal mind-set and the cognitive skill and making poor choices. but if he s gang, that s a huge component, who you re hanging with, your peers. according to mr. whatley, he s a crip, so it s a gang diversion program. we ll have the officer who runs the program go and talk to him and see if he s a good fit, a good candidate for her program. we re going to go back and talk your case over. and i ll have the officer come out and speak to you. i see some inkling to want to ....