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i assured him that there are sort of safeguards in place to help protect him or that, you know, if he feels that he's unsafe that he can get help when needed. but he was adamant he wanted to be housed by himself. >> the institutional classification committee routinely reviews the status of every segregation inmate to consider moving them back to general population. now it reviews morris's request to remain segregated. >> now, when he asked for this,m we did tell him that all of his privileges would be revoked andw he was okay with that. >> we do restrict privileges for people that request segregation. it actually acts as a deterrent. right now we have about 1,100 people incarcerated. and i don't know about you, i wouldn't want to be in jail next to someone i don't know. so we would probably have 1,100 requests to be in segregation.
>> inmates tie objects to string and send them back and forth under cell doors. >> he made some burritos last night and sent a couple of them. they was bomb. >> through the door? >> under the door, yeah. burrito comes in a plastic bag like this, okay? he made me two of them. squashed them down, slid them underneath the door. hooked them on his string. i was looking. tied on, brought them over here. you can bring them back to life once you get them out from under the door. they was delicious. >> yeah, i had to smash the hell out of them. you know what -- >> i put them all back in shape. >> huh? >> i put them all back in shape. >> did you really? i was thinking i was ruining the damn thing. >> you've got to give me the recipe, okay? >> huh? >> give me the recipe. >> maxwell tries to keep his spirits up, but brandon's trial for second degree murder weigh heavily on him. he recently asked jail officials to allow him a brief visit with brandon. but as a segregation inmate and escapee, maxwell is considered a security risk.
recorded, sostre's calls must also be made in the presence of staff to assure he's only talking to his attorney. >> we've been dealing with him for a few months now. so he's a known troublemaker. >> sostre was arrested on charges including stalking and violating a protection order filed by the mother of his 2-year-old son. he's pled not guilty. he's in segregation for having placed two more calls to his alleged victim when he was in general population. now it appears that he has found a new way of getting around the calling restrictions by getting another segregation inmate to make his calls for him. that inmate is charles evans. >> evans is calling some woman for sostre and telling her to call sostre's mother and tell her don't come visit because he's still in lockup. >> by monitoring calls from the unit, investigators have determined that evans placed calls to sostre's aunt using sostre's prepaid phone card. >> this call may be recorded or monitored.
know, if he feels that he's unsafe that he can get help when needed. but he was adamant he wanted to be housed by himself. >> the institutional classification committee routinely reviews the status of every segregation inmate to consider moving them back to general population. now it reviews morris' request to remain segregated. >> now, when he asked for this, we did tell him that all of his privileges would be revoked and he was okay with that. >> we do restrict privileges for people that request segregation. it actually acts as a deterrent. right now we have about 1,100 people incarcerated. and i don't know about you, i wouldn't want to be in jail next to someone i don't know. so we would probably have 1,100 requests to be in segregation. and we just don't have the facilities for that. and once we tell them they're
>> you can't cadillac a burrito under the door. >> yeah, yes. >> under the door? >> under the door, yeah. burrito comes in a plastic bag like this, okay? he made me two of them. squashed them down, slid them underneath the door. hooked them on his string. i was looking. tied on, brought them over here. you can bring them back to life once you get them out from under the door. they was delicious. >> yeah, i had to smash the hell out of them. you know what -- >> i put them all back in shape. >> huh? >> i put them all back in shape. >> did you really? that's good because i was thinking i was ruining the damn thing. >> you've got to give me the recipe, okay? >> huh? >> give me the recipe. >> maxwell tries to keep his spirits up, but says thoughts of brandon's trial for second degree murder weigh heavily on him. he recently asked jail officials to allow him a brief visit with brandon. but as a segregation inmate and escapee, maxwell is considered a security risk. >> there's a real possibility that as bad as i don't want to think about it, we may never see each other again.
>> through the door? >> under the door, yeah. burrito comes in a plastic bag like this, okay? he made me two of them. squashed them down, slid them underneath the door. hooked them on his string. i was looking. tied on, brought them over here. you can bring them back to life once you get them out from under the door. they was delicious. >> yeah, i had to smash the hell out of them. you know what -- >> i put them all back in shape. >> huh? >> i put them all back in shape. >> did you really? i was thinking i was ruining the damn thing. >> you've got to give me the recipe, okay? >> huh? >> give me the recipe. >> maxwell tries to keep his spirits up, but brandon's trial for second degree murder weigh heavily on him. he recently asked jail officials to allow him a brief visit with brandon. but as a segregation inmate and escapee, maxwell is considered a security risk. >> there's a real possibility that as bad as i don't want to think about it, we may never see each other again. >> mountains a week, however, maxwell is allowed to see other members of his family.
his view to the streets of cincinnati. he was found guilty of felonious assault and was sentenced to 16 years in an ohio state prison. hinkston would not be the last segregation inmate we met with a long history of violence. or the last to make a connection with our production team.
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>> we've been dealing with him for a few months now. he's a known troublemaker. >> sostre was arrested on charges including stalking and violating a protection order filed bit mother of his 2-year-old son. he's pled not guilty. he's in segregation for having placed two more calls to his alleged victim when he was in general population. now it appears he found a new way of getting around the calling restrictions, by getting another segregation inmate to make his calls for him. that inmate is charles evans. >> evans is calling some woman for sostre and telling her to call sostre's mother and tell her don't come visit because he's still in lockup. >> by monitoring calls from the unit, investigators have determined that evans placed calls to sostre's aunt using sostre's prepaid phone card. >> this call may be recorded or monitored. i have a prepaid call from -- >> charles. >> evans would then give the
sort of safeguards in place to help protect him or that, you know, if he feels that he's unsafe that he can get help when needed. but he was adamant he wanted to be housed by himself. >> the institutional classification committee routinely reviews the status of every segregation inmate to consider moving them back to general population. now it reviews morris' request to remain segregated. >> now, when he asked for this, we did tell him that all of his privileges would be revoked and he was okay with that. >> we do restrict privileges for people that request segregation. it actually acts as a deterrent. right now we have about 1,100 people incarcerated. and i don't know about you, i wouldn't want to be in jail next to someone i don't know. so we would probably have 1,100 requests to be in segregation. and we just don't have the facilities for that. and once we tell them they're going to lose their privileges, miraculously they want to go back to population.