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>> inmates are not the only ones who must learn to navigate the treacherous rules of prison race politics. >> i've gotten used to it. the first week or two it's a little nerve-racking because you are with convicted felons. it's a little nerve-racking every time you go through the gates, not knowing what can happen. every now and then you might think this is your last day of working. it's an everyday thing you learn how to deal with it and put up with it. >> rookie officers like faldon rely heavily on the wisdom of more senior staff who know information and vigilance are the keys to survival fo...

Treacherous rules of prison race politics. >> i've gotten used to it. the first week or two it's a little nerve-racking because you are with convicted felons. it's a little nerve-racking every time you go through the gates, not knowing what can happen. every now and then you might think this is your last day of working. it's an everyday thing you learn how to deal with it and put up with it. >> rookie officers like faldon rely heavily on the wisdom of more senior staff who know information and vigilance are the keys to survival for all officers. especially so soon after an incident that took p...

Treacherous rules of prison race politics. >> i've gotten used to it. the first week or two it's a little nerve-racking because you are with convicted felons. it's a little nerve-racking every time you go through the gates, not knowing what can happen. every now and then you might think this is your last day of working. it's an everyday thing you learn how to deal with it and put up with it. >> rookie officers like faldon rely heavily on the wisdom of more senior staff who know information and vigilance are the keys to survival for all officers. especially so soon after an incident that took p...

>> inmates are not the only ones who must learn to navigate the treacherous rules of prison race politics. >> i've gotten used to it. the first week or two it's a little nerve-racking because you are with convicted felons. it's a little nerve-racking every time you go through the gates, not knowing what can happen. every now and then you might think this is your last day of working. it's an everyday thing you learn how to deal with it and put up with it. >> rookie officers like faldon rely heavily on the wisdom of more senior staff who know information and vigilance are the keys to survival fo...

>> i don't care about no write-up. see, me? i was in here with for life without the possibility of parole. i don't go to a parole board. i was sentenced to die in prison. whatever the police say, i don't give a [ bleep ]. put it on paper. send it to me. you know, what are they going to take? i don't have nothing. they can't take nothing. you see what i'm saying? you got staff that think they're cowboys. they're going to talk to you in a tougher way. because they wear a uniform and i wear this blue. they forget that we as inmates don't matter what i wear. they want to talk to you a type of way....