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  • Опубликовано: 13 апр 2024
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  • @dazdaz105
    @dazdaz105 Месяц назад +15

    George A Romero is quoted as saying “when there is no more room in hell, the dead will walk the earth”
    What happens when there is no more room in prisons ? 🤔

  • @Alienjujitsu
    @Alienjujitsu Месяц назад +9

    Hi Mr Samworth I met you in the ways back in 2006, I changed my ways when I was released and started mma I haven't looked back all the best boss 🙏

  • @missmuffet3874
    @missmuffet3874 Месяц назад +9

    Aww Stephen’s back. Lovely 🐕‍🦺🐾❤

  • @dianeward7646
    @dianeward7646 Месяц назад +2

    This has always happened. I attended a colleague about 15 years ago, top of ear bitten off, kick-offs happen, but it got more and more dangerous for staff once staffing levels fell and management started to target staff after incidents, perhaps saying they 'over reacted'! The result of that was staff stopped challenging behaviour because they had seen colleagues suspended at the drop of a hat, this allowed the bullies to thrive so even those who just did their time saw that behaving yourself made not a jot of difference. You can be as bad or as good whilst doing time, you will all get out on your given day, no deterrents. An officer once said to me after I questioned why the clientele were running the wing (not my normal post) that he wasn't prepared to lose his job, just because I wanted to address behaviour, staff gave up after VEDs. Instead of uniting, they thought of only Jack! The system also stopped anyone deemed to bring discipline to the job, that's not what the establishment wanted, I know now it was all done on purpose as with every other government job, its all gone to ratshit, by design and they knew staff at all levels would just look after number one, when uniting would have been the answer. The whole county is screwed because we allowed it to happen, but the tide is turning and the ones creating the problems will soon be exposed and removed. Soon rewards will be given to those who work and not the bad. Currently we live in an upside-down world where good is bad and bad is good. NCSWIC

  • @samueljbell92
    @samueljbell92 Месяц назад +2

    hi sam great to see you and Stephen again I saw a news article on this subject a few days ago found it really shocking my heart goes out to the involved thank you for sharing your perspective on this extremely inportant topic hope the situaton within prison environment improves somehow take care have a nice evening

  • @samanthabrookes4487
    @samanthabrookes4487 Месяц назад

    Thanks Sam 🐕‍🦺x

  • @plumduff3303
    @plumduff3303 Месяц назад +3

    Good film Mr Samworth

  • @tonyjones7372
    @tonyjones7372 Месяц назад +1

    I would not like cooking oil poured on me either, sounds horrible.

  • @johnweaver5321
    @johnweaver5321 Месяц назад +2

    Hi Sam, Thanks for your vid. The Government has cut the Prison Officer numbers who are working the landings in our Prisons. That will have a massive impact on the safety of both Prisoners and officers. What i find strange though Sam is how different our Prisons are now from the mid to late 90's. Back in the 90's prisoners had nothing!. Now they have TV's, kettles and phones!. Plus they're allowed to wear their own clothes. Why did they ever allow prisoners to have these items?. On another note Sam, a prisoner receiving only a 3 year sentence for biting an officer's ear lobe off?. Wow 😲, What a pathetic sentence!🤬 That prisoner should of received at least a 10 year sentence to run consecutively to his current sentence!. There's simply no deterrent to a 3 year sentence if the individual is serving a very long sentence. Will that prisoner really be bothered with an extra 3 years?. The whole system is an absolute shambles Sam. There needs to be more officers inside the prisons and stronger sentences from our courts!. Also every prisoner should have to wear prison clothes. They can have a TV, but they shouldn't be allowed any kettles or phones in their cells. Anyway Sam, Thanks again for your vid mate. John. 💯🤔👍

  • @garyshields8851
    @garyshields8851 Месяц назад +1

    Thanks!

  • @bobgonzo2531
    @bobgonzo2531 Месяц назад

    Thanks for your insight Sambo

  • @hughmcbeath5463
    @hughmcbeath5463 Месяц назад +3

    Evening sam❤ from Scotland god bless you 🙏

  • @foreigncorrespondent5140
    @foreigncorrespondent5140 Месяц назад

    Spring is almost here. This winter was such a drag.

  • @garybishopp7183
    @garybishopp7183 Месяц назад +3

    Job went to shit after they stopped actively recruiting from the military
    Happy days at full Sutton and strangeways (said no one ever)

  • @taz473
    @taz473 Месяц назад

    Just passed my physical prison assessment, il admit it was hard,especially the bleep test, but I did it.assesment day next❤

  • @juliandale50
    @juliandale50 Месяц назад

    Hi mate, I went to Nottingham 3 times an the invite to join “them” was really bad, I got shipped to Lincoln 2 of the times , only a 6 do 3 month sentence but Lincoln apart from being very old was a breeze , good food and 95% great screws especially the ladies, they were highly respected. Kick off on a lady an the lads would punish you when you came back on wing 😊😊

  • @JackB59
    @JackB59 Месяц назад +2

    About Whitmoor by way used look after a patient, who was obsessed with Kenny Noye , she used sleep rough outside the place, she was a handful until you got her trust , then perfect lady

    • @RealPorridgePodcast
      @RealPorridgePodcast  Месяц назад +1

      That's quite a sad story. Hope she's in a good place now.

    • @JackB59
      @JackB59 Месяц назад +1

      @@RealPorridgePodcast don't know geeze , l became a cynical fucker working in MH , and I thought time to leave, she was originally from place called Clapton, and new every trick in book claiming benefits, I used walk her post office get her benefits which was amazing 3 alias and guess we're she kept her money 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 it's all for Kenny when he comes out he will be skint bless her

  • @christopherward9230
    @christopherward9230 Месяц назад

    Good walk and talk Sam 👌 and "al si thi" 🤝🇬🇧

  • @DaveSCameron
    @DaveSCameron Месяц назад +1

    I remember the IRA breakout attempt from HMP Whitemoor, Cambs.

  • @Rose-zw2oe
    @Rose-zw2oe Месяц назад +1

    Grate to se Sam and Steven. Crazy days dont think altering mechanisms .On kettles and what have you and tinkering will alter much .Prisions are a microscopical view on societies wrongs aswell as individuals Taken as a whole they are a reflection 😔 Anyway best wishes to all 🌹

  • @resist.
    @resist. Месяц назад

    Great content again

  • @ruthe71
    @ruthe71 Месяц назад

    Having recently read your book I look forward to your videos

  • @simonfreeman791
    @simonfreeman791 Месяц назад

    Went to dartmoor prison museum.few years back . And the ingenuity of thing s made by prisoners . Some artistic . But the weapons was frightening

  • @daviddenham1511
    @daviddenham1511 Месяц назад

    The question is how did it get to the point where that guy who wanted to slash you was found to have not one, but SEVEN weapons in his cell!?……sounds like someone messed up there?

  • @alicewatt416
    @alicewatt416 Месяц назад

    Have a great week Sam👍

  • @johnnybrown779
    @johnnybrown779 Месяц назад +1

    What can we do to change this country

  • @markallott3829
    @markallott3829 Месяц назад +1

    Hi Mr samworth, did you ever work at doncaster prison in the 90s

  • @DevilbyMoonlight
    @DevilbyMoonlight Месяц назад +1

    Its a joke, prison is for punishment, not make it even more dangerous for those that have to manage them.

    • @mattredfern1339
      @mattredfern1339 Месяц назад

      the lowest recidivism rate in the world boasted by Norway would beg to differ.
      prisons are not for punishment, the loss of liberty is the punishment.
      treat a caged human like an animal and an animal will be released on society, treat them with empathy and basic human decency and odds are they don't return to their old habits on release.
      again, the lowest recidivism rate in the world boasted by Norway and their prisons which are known as the cushiest prisons in the world speak to the Truth of what i say.

  • @ChrisWilson-te3tp
    @ChrisWilson-te3tp Месяц назад

    How do Sam 👍

  • @briannickson6631
    @briannickson6631 Месяц назад +3

    I was due to escort a notorious child murderer from the prison hospital to reception then on to Magistrates Court. A prisoner pulled me to one side and told me that the prisoner that I was due to escort was going to have boiling water thrown over him when he passed through the jail and that I should keep my distance from him. Obviously We went to reception via a different route. I was subjected to several assaults during my 34 years service but unlike Police Officers who are assaulted and have the incident reported in the media, as Prison Officers are not in the publics eye, no one knew anything (or cared) about the assaults. Best wishes Sam.

    • @Alanhock75
      @Alanhock75 Месяц назад +2

      I was lucky, 30 years served, mostly in cat As never assaulted, I was saved on several occasions, by inmates, from difficult situations

  • @JackB59
    @JackB59 Месяц назад +1

    Common sense spoken as usual

  • @garyshields8851
    @garyshields8851 Месяц назад +1

    ive been away did you miss me sam

  • @mattredfern1339
    @mattredfern1339 Месяц назад +2

    if one day we meet...
    i do reckon i hold the dubious honour of being possibly the first medium term "control issue" cat b prisoner on a five sent into dispersal to see if they could get a grip on i in there.
    sentenced in ninety four i went away November ninety three and got out May ninety seven.
    most of it in Full Sutton.
    You mention the cookers i never forget passing Michael Howard on the corridor on i way to f wing on a nicking one time, flanked by a couple of the largest screws in the jail he made 'em look tiny.
    screws let us know after his visit that he'd tried to take the cookers off us but they put a stop to that because we'd have slaughtered them.
    fact is they'd not long since been allowed out of the office's while we was on association so they weren't kidding.
    but one thing the public aren't really aware of is that in the cat a system the main office has a shadow board on the wall full of kitchen knives so that's some of the countries most hard core villains, Irish pow's and other actual terrorist's walking around the wing on unlock with kitchen knives in their hands.
    of course nobody is ever gunna use one to plunge another con with because woe betide the con who gets them taken away.
    the only actual custodial sentence i ever did one thing i did not like at all was the thought that the system may be thinking it may have got a grip or sent i straight, it didn't it was a word from the wise in i ear that had i get a grip on me temper and as i said to those who asked while i was there i had gone straight before getting locked up it was a stitch up giving i five years, long story but i had lessons to learn about the drink at the end of the day.
    forever Thankful Derek for that word from the wise if You read this Brother.
    i was lucky to get out when all is said and done we don't do bird in dispersal we survive time spent there.
    anyway here we are another essay all the best Sam who knows if ever we meet maybe i can tell You a couple of stories, no names obviously and of course i ain't gunna give nothing away in fact i expect You could tell i some tales You keep off uboob yersen innit.

    • @RealPorridgePodcast
      @RealPorridgePodcast  Месяц назад +4

      Thanks for that dude always interesting for me, take care👊🙏

    • @Alanhock75
      @Alanhock75 Месяц назад +1

      I was an officer at full Sutton in the early nineties, worse prison I worked at in my 30 years, lucky not to have been assaulted on several occasions

    • @mattredfern1339
      @mattredfern1339 Месяц назад +1

      @@Alanhock75 i bet You have a few stories to tell.
      which wing did You mostly work on?
      reason i ask is remembering the peaceful protest we organised when all the normal wings were supposed to refuse afternoon work detail and stay behind the door instead.
      i was on b wing and sure enough we along with all but one wing went to plan but e wing kicked off instead.
      jail went into lockdown and some of us on the other wings smashed our pads up when the protest went noisy.
      personally i did the furniture but not wanting to be moved i left the plumbing intact so that was i sleeping on the floor for a short time after everything had settled down again.

    • @Alanhock75
      @Alanhock75 Месяц назад +1

      @@mattredfern1339hey Matt, I was on b wing- remember I was in charge of a conjugal visit, one of the cat As was married in the prison and was given permission by the wing AG for this visit in one of the solicitors rooms in visits, only he didn’t tell me, walked in on them 😂, he was fu*cking angry- we had words on the wing afterwards.

    • @mattredfern1339
      @mattredfern1339 Месяц назад +1

      @@Alanhock75 😂

  • @Osman-mj5rf
    @Osman-mj5rf 8 часов назад

    Load of bollocks spent most my life in jails so I no.

  • @garyshields8851
    @garyshields8851 Месяц назад

    Thanks!