Once in An Arizona max prison waiting on continuing transportation we were forces to stay in the bus in 110deg temp for 6 hours, it was brutal. Then they strip searched us and sprayed us down with insecticide then hosed us off with a firs hose. There 3 days and the second day I saw guys drop a full mop bucket on a guy from the 3rd story to the 1st. Split his head open like an egg. I was being transported for being 2 months behind on child support! It wax dismissed when I got to Ohio. Now I had to get home to CA on my own. Transcor was the company transporting prisoners. Those 12 days were the worst of my life. TREMENDOUS abuse of prisoners on that bus. So fucked up man. Including pepper spray which affected everyone on the bus. I hate everything to do with courts and LE now.
It is important to take a step back in order to get a better look at the full picture of how the entire justice system works. Judges, defence lawyers, prosecutors, as well as many police officers, often know each other and hang out on a personal level. These people work together for years and form relationships and friendships; sometimes they dislike each other too as a result of being around each other so often. Believing that they are professionals and that there would be no bias would be very naive. When it comes to individuals who are interested in careers within law enforcement, there are obviously a broad array of different characteristics as well as differing levels of intelligence and competence. The best of these people will often be selected as candidates for roles within the FBI or other such agencies. The next level down will find themselves being suggested for more important roles within the State Police in order for them to become Detectives or perform other essential roles that require critical thinking skills. As these roles get more toward the bottom of the barrel, individuals will find themselves being able to secure employment within small police departments or Sheriff’s Office as cops who work shift work and do more menial tasks like traffic detail, serving warrants, etc. When it comes to individuals becoming police officers, the people at the bottom of the list are people with sub par critical thinking skills, cannot handle pressure, have poor judgment, are not in good physical condition, are often quota hires, cannot be trusted in high risk situations by other officers, etc. These are the police officers who are given details such as being posted at court houses, airports, schools, government buildings, etc. and they are essentially just hired to be a uniformed presence. After this, are the individuals who wanted to become police officers, but couldn’t make the cut for one reason or another. They could be former cops with a history of incompetence or are a liability to the public. These people who cannot be cops for whatever reason can often find work within jails and prisons. It is well known that sociopaths and psychopaths often choose law enforcement as a career because they enjoy having power over people as well as the knowledge that they will “get to” be violent with other people whom they have power over; whether citizen or prisoner. It is common knowledge that prisons are a violent place and that the guards can do an awful lot of violent stuff to prisoners and never be held accountable. Being a prisoner often means becoming a victim to a violent criminal who happens to wear a uniform and be protected by the system itself. Now, take all that information in and then realize that the prisons being operated are for-profit businesses…. I apologize for the novel I just typed out, but I hope that this gives a better understanding of how the basic system works as well as how so many wrongdoings are rarely if ever corrected.
I didnt survive.. my first day i went in the shower i threw the soap on the ground i layed down in the fetile postion an i just took my poundings like a real man an i aint talking about punches when you go to prison its better to just let happen an get it out the way.
Just because people have badges does not mean they are trustworthy.
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Crazy stuff
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That first guy lied about so much of that story all these guys are guilty af
Proof?
@@jacksonmahomes119 go to prison
At the very end, were you referring to Sheldon Johnson? I watched that ep when it came out!
Once in An Arizona max prison waiting on continuing transportation we were forces to stay in the bus in 110deg temp for 6 hours, it was brutal. Then they strip searched us and sprayed us down with insecticide then hosed us off with a firs hose. There 3 days and the second day I saw guys drop a full mop bucket on a guy from the 3rd story to the 1st. Split his head open like an egg. I was being transported for being 2 months behind on child support! It wax dismissed when I got to Ohio. Now I had to get home to CA on my own. Transcor was the company transporting prisoners. Those 12 days were the worst of my life. TREMENDOUS abuse of prisoners on that bus. So fucked up man. Including pepper spray which affected everyone on the bus. I hate everything to do with courts and LE now.
Very odd comments lol but loved the vid
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Wow I’m genuinely moved by that second story. So fucking sad!
It is important to take a step back in order to get a better look at the full picture of how the entire justice system works. Judges, defence lawyers, prosecutors, as well as many police officers, often know each other and hang out on a personal level. These people work together for years and form relationships and friendships; sometimes they dislike each other too as a result of being around each other so often. Believing that they are professionals and that there would be no bias would be very naive.
When it comes to individuals who are interested in careers within law enforcement, there are obviously a broad array of different characteristics as well as differing levels of intelligence and competence. The best of these people will often be selected as candidates for roles within the FBI or other such agencies. The next level down will find themselves being suggested for more important roles within the State Police in order for them to become Detectives or perform other essential roles that require critical thinking skills. As these roles get more toward the bottom of the barrel, individuals will find themselves being able to secure employment within small police departments or Sheriff’s Office as cops who work shift work and do more menial tasks like traffic detail, serving warrants, etc. When it comes to individuals becoming police officers, the people at the bottom of the list are people with sub par critical thinking skills, cannot handle pressure, have poor judgment, are not in good physical condition, are often quota hires, cannot be trusted in high risk situations by other officers, etc. These are the police officers who are given details such as being posted at court houses, airports, schools, government buildings, etc. and they are essentially just hired to be a uniformed presence.
After this, are the individuals who wanted to become police officers, but couldn’t make the cut for one reason or another. They could be former cops with a history of incompetence or are a liability to the public. These people who cannot be cops for whatever reason can often find work within jails and prisons. It is well known that sociopaths and psychopaths often choose law enforcement as a career because they enjoy having power over people as well as the knowledge that they will “get to” be violent with other people whom they have power over; whether citizen or prisoner. It is common knowledge that prisons are a violent place and that the guards can do an awful lot of violent stuff to prisoners and never be held accountable. Being a prisoner often means becoming a victim to a violent criminal who happens to wear a uniform and be protected by the system itself.
Now, take all that information in and then realize that the prisons being operated are for-profit businesses….
I apologize for the novel I just typed out, but I hope that this gives a better understanding of how the basic system works as well as how so many wrongdoings are rarely if ever corrected.
You spelled rogue wrong man, come on.
Weird comments
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What you mean the commentary?
Sren't these technically prison stories?
Joey is on a crapload of edibles or Xanax bars, I’m feeling dizzy just listening to him.
So scawy video
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Would've been a watchable video if it wasn't for the annoying stock intense-sounding background music. Very corny
Apologises
I didnt survive.. my first day i went in the shower i threw the soap on the ground i layed down in the fetile postion an i just took my poundings like a real man an i aint talking about punches when you go to prison its better to just let happen an get it out the way.
😂 u crazy cuz