Probably the saddest thing is that you have so many innocent people in jail, and even once you can prove they're innocent, it's a long shot to get them out and takes forever.
I know right. And then they also coerce some innocent people into pleading guilty by trying to cut some sort of deal to be let out quicker. Otherwise even when you’re totally innocent, while awaiting trial your stuck behind bars. A few months later (if you’re lucky) you’ll get your day in court. By then you’ve lost your job, your apartment, your car... it’s sickening
@@SeanTrn - The only way to change it is for Congress to change the laws, and then give people a path to getting a job once they get out too and hopefully have their record sealed. But sadly Congress spends most of its time bickering and mostly just care about themselves.
I live in scotland and I was arrested at 22, I'm five foot four and was seven stone at the time, and was being accused of walking up to a six foot five polish guy and beating him up for no reason. The evidence: I had walked past where the guy was assaulted earlier on in the day and had dropped the keycard to the homeless hostel I was staying in at the time. I was given a fully commital (the scottish term for a 140 day remand) my lawyer kept trying to convince me to plead guilty, bearing in mind that at the petition court in scotland you're facing up to five years but I refused. When the trial date came and when I was led up from the cells in handcuffs, the victim looked at me and his face looked really confused. Three times he asked if he was in the right courtroom and was told he was. When he was asked if he could see the person who attacked him and he looked around the courtroom then said "no" he was asked "what about the defendant in the dock? To which he replied "I said a man attack me, this is little girl you have on trial" I burst out laughing and couldn't stop so I was taken back down to the cells. An hour later I was released with the charges dropped. I know I was laughing but I actually missed my dads funeral and being on remand had caused me to be homeless. I got no compensation or even as much as an apology
@@starrchild254 - Do me a favor and use your real name please if you're going to reply to me... I don't need a fake name and a nonsense story otherwise...
When I was 18, still in highschool, the public defender told me when I needed to be in court. I showed up on that day and was arrested for failure to appear. She told me the wrong day. I was in jail 3 and a half months because of this ...error.
Two of my old buddies showed up at my trailer one night. When my wife asked them why they broke out of prison, they explained "We felt the institution no longer had anything to offer us."
Ikr. Aren't prisons made to either punish people, or help rehabilitate prisoners? The fact that they come back proves that the rehabilitation part is totally useless.
G2 The Artist well not really bro a lot of the guys there also just re offends because they don’t care the media just wants to turn the public against the government by running one in a million ppl
Some Zoo animals can’t even survive in the wild because they have a mental or physical problem Thats why some of them go to the Zoo to be taken care of and it’s not like all Zoos are bad
@@JorgeGonzalez-ut3pm I saw that on a documentary a while back and they interviewed the guy who went into details about his escapes. That's the reason he's in Supermax at ADX Florence now.
3:24 In Mexico, if a prisoner escapes without damaging property nor harming anyone, the time out counts toward the sentence. And the prisoner is not charged with escape. I learned this when I was in jail in Nogales, Sonora, Mexico.
Idk it seemed like a minor punishment so I was like store. Like forgetting to check something out or a kid put something is the cart last minute and it was an accident. If it was jewelry you might still be in jail. So I was like store. Were you on a hunting trip or something?
Maybe it's like a cultural thing. She serves 8 but when she dies her soul cant be reborn for the rest of her sentence. I think that they think about it that way.
@@BirbsBeLikeOvO i know the answer know. She was given many thousands of sentences, all run concurrent to the biggest sentence, which was 8 years.. so she didn't get 141,000 years at all, she got 8, just they equated to 141,000.
@@verximama828 You try being locked in a cage with no freedom for 8 months and then have some pampered suburban punk on RUclips tell you it’s “not that bad”.
no really its is true that prison profit off of inmates not to metion they get counted as part off that town so the town gets money also a small town where i am from has a huge prison there and im not sure how much they get just cause there town is double the size cause of the prison but census money and other ways for that rich littel town to profit and yes in most jails /prison do profit off of inmates prison is big bussniss not all but most
Where I'm from in Ohio the county jail also serves as an ICE detention center and they get paid $250 per day for each immigrant that they house there, and $75 a day for regular inmates. It's messed up and needs to change.
I am with you. Can you imagine going to jail for opening a hair salon, and worse, getting a body cavity search, mug shot, fingerprinted, and police record that will cost time and money to get it expunged?
The eating toothpaste one I know for a fact.. my ex said he used to do just to stop his stomach from hurting, and he was a “bigger” guy.. I can’t imagine what the little guys felt like
Dude I seen’t myself! Never had to resort to it tho. I made myself what I called water sandwiches. Two cups of h2o for the bread, and one for the ‘meat’. I was literally hungry for the entire year I was there
As someone who lives in Oklahoma, yes they will absolutely find any reason to put you in jail and rack up more charges. My specific county is avoided by most because of how often traffic stops for 1mph over speeding can turn into a sentence.
“All research on successful drug policies show that treatment should be increased. And law enforcement decreased while abolishing mandatory minimum sentences.”
You can make 50 insane facts about the Mazza prison in Syria alone. Or how about making a video about the Abu Ghuraib prison during the the Saddam Hussein era & post Saddam era.
I see a lot of great videos you make about prisons, especially the ones in the US. This makes sense since US imprisons the most people and it's very relevant. However, if you are looking at crazy prison facts globally and throughout the history, you should definitely mention the Gulag system of the USSR. By far, it was one of the most brutal and inhumane prisons systems of the world - I read three books of Archipelago Gugal which covered all the insane facts happening in the prison and here are some facts I learned: -At times, prisoners could be sent to a camp that wasn't even built. They would unload the train in the middle of cold Siberian forest and inmates would have built the camps for themselves. -In one of the coldest regions of the world, prisoners could be build dams, railroads or just chop wood for more than 12 hours a day without gloves, coats, sometimes shoes. Needless to say, people who did this kind of labor, which was majority of the sentenced, died very fast and never got out of the camps. -No trials were ever conducted to most of the prisoners. Most of them were engineers, doctors, intellectuals, and just random people who would get imprisoned in the middle of the night. Some estimate that close to 20% of St. Petersburgh has been sentenced to labor camps. -Some solitary confinement could have water up to the stomach and the person was supposed to spend 2 weeks in there. All of this was done to build the infrastructure of the USSR...the infrastructure that proved to be completely unused...like the currently underused trans-siberian railroad, the "Belomor" canal that doesn't see any ships coming through it and so on. Definetely something that people don't mention as often.
This Title: *exists* Me in ma head: *Did you know that Quarantine has a similar effect to most modern-day prisons? This may not be a surprise to a lot of us.*
One thing: in The Netherlands, the crime rate isn’t necessarily low, it is just that prisons closed because judges are very more likely to sentence a person to community service. Trust me, I live in the Netherlands, and a growing number of people would like the prisons to be reopened.
I miss the fact that it is legal in Germany to break out of Prison. Because of the Fundermental Law. The Prisoner wants to get his Freedom so its legal to break out of Prison 😂 but every other crime you commit while you're breaking out will be counted. Sorry if my English is Not the Best, its 2 am for me 😅 Edit: I found this, Google is explaining better than i Do 😂 In some countries such as Mexico,Germany and Austria Prison escape is not punishable by law . In Mexico, Germany, Austria the law recognizes that it is basic human nature to escape and hence the act of escaping itself is not a crime, although you may be punished for any other crime that you commit during your escape.
Well, yes and no. That just means that you can’t have any time added to your sentence just for escaping in and of itself, but you still have to serve the remainder of the original sentence if you are caught again. And, any and all other crimes you might commit during the escape still count. Fighting prison officers on your way out, for example, is still assault against officer, which can and will be added to your sentence.
Very interesting! Thank you for the posting of this information. Even as a kid, I recall thinking punishment for escaping was a bit inappropriate. As mentioned, escape would cross all our minds as an option to ponder while starting out a sentence. Additionally, the institution should receive reprimand as well. Their lack of complete security facilitates the escape to begin with. Overall, an unfair punishment levied upon any rational member of society!
I’m from Oklahoma and that stat is a little out of context due to the fact that we are a housing state, we have a few prisons that only house ppl from California as well as a major federal hub in OKC
I got pulled over ten seconds after crossing the Oklahoma State line. The reason.... not having a light shining on my license plate. My car doesn’t even have a light there.
One question that still puzzles a lot of people is the fact of how many innocent people were manipulated into pleading guilty for crimes that they never committed
The war on drugs. Catchy phrase for anyone who thought it was a brilliant idea at the time. Turned out it was a brutal war, but on the people. Destroyed more than it helped.
I do remember in 2012 when I was doing 3 months in the county jail for a DUI and a couple of trespass charges when I was homeless. Haven't ever been to the state prison, I guess none of my charges were severe enough to qualitfy for time in prison. At least for Florida, your sentence would have to be a year and a day or more to qualify for state prison.
11:40 for more info on him go check out "the incredible Japanese prison escape" by Kento Bento! Edit: and it's hold my rice or miso. He's Asian. He didn't drink beer.
ticks4ticks4 probably since they can’t say aluminum correctly😂 al-u-min-ee-um 😂probably because of their jacked up teeth. What’s with that anyway? No orthodontists there?
If #32 had happened in the US those 23 cops would've gotten a 2+ week paid vacation because their actions would've been justified because "they feared for their safety at the time" and were "following standard procedures"
Here's another little known fact; the Harrison County Jail in Harrison County (Biloxi, Gulfport area) Mississippi was abandoned by the guards during Hurricane Katrina leaving the inmates to fend for themselves with no electricity or food and they weren't checked in on for at least 48 while the water rose around them, rising even in their cells while they were locked away in them and couldn't get out, even to the common area.
@14:41 I took a tour of that High School/ torture jail in Cambodia back in 1995. I remember the pictures displayed there of the soon to be murdered Cambodians. They were taken by a Cambodian photographer. That photographer Nhem En actually became a well trusted elected politician after the Khmer Rouge lost power there.
Ok but the funniest thing to me about Moondine Joe is that the wardens gave him the tools to break out, as the prison was still under construction being built by the prisoners when he escapes. He just piled up the mined rock high enough for them to not be able to see him and off he went. You can still see the hole in if you go to the Freo Prison.
I haven't kept up with the numbers, but about 12 years ago, the number of people in prison for simple possession was almost exactly the same as the number of people in private for profit prisons- they were literally the only reason the industry exited.
1.- It's been privatised in USA: States must pay fines to the "company" if they dont fill a "minimum quote" 2.- Thats the reason there are "minimum mandatory time" on that country
I retired from the local school district in Coachella California in 2019 October 15th. When going to a conference one time I spoke with the high school principal who was driving us. He just gotten back from some leadership program where he learned that tests given to students in third and fourth grade set the bar for future prison populations. The percentage of students that cannot read by 3rd and 4th grade is the same percentage of the population that they will plan and build prisons for.
Police: We've got a case of a prisoner arrest for ordering beans, greens, potatoes, tomatoes, lamb, ram, hot-dogs, chicken, and turkey. Prisoner: Nice rhyming Mr police
Hey infographic team, I have a video suggestion. Please do a video on why health care is so expensive in the USA and how does it compare to the price of health care systems all over the world
I got chocked over how little they spent on food for prisoners. In my country the government spends over 3€ on school lunch per student! Also, it's free for students
50 fact about prison you wouldn't believe existed. Me: Ok, but why? The infographic show: Hold this bag. ☆Runs off☆ Me: looks in bag. Sees bomb. Gets arrested. Also me: Thanks for telling me those facts! There coming in handy!
I’ve spent 4 years in prison, one of the most infamous and dangerous prisons in the U.S. ISP (Michigan City Prison) and i could haunt you with things I’ve heard and seen
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Probably the saddest thing is that you have so many innocent people in jail, and even once you can prove they're innocent, it's a long shot to get them out and takes forever.
I know right. And then they also coerce some innocent people into pleading guilty by trying to cut some sort of deal to be let out quicker. Otherwise even when you’re totally innocent, while awaiting trial your stuck behind bars. A few months later (if you’re lucky) you’ll get your day in court. By then you’ve lost your job, your apartment, your car... it’s sickening
@@SeanTrn - The only way to change it is for Congress to change the laws, and then give people a path to getting a job once they get out too and hopefully have their record sealed. But sadly Congress spends most of its time bickering and mostly just care about themselves.
I live in scotland and I was arrested at 22, I'm five foot four and was seven stone at the time, and was being accused of walking up to a six foot five polish guy and beating him up for no reason. The evidence: I had walked past where the guy was assaulted earlier on in the day and had dropped the keycard to the homeless hostel I was staying in at the time. I was given a fully commital (the scottish term for a 140 day remand) my lawyer kept trying to convince me to plead guilty, bearing in mind that at the petition court in scotland you're facing up to five years but I refused. When the trial date came and when I was led up from the cells in handcuffs, the victim looked at me and his face looked really confused. Three times he asked if he was in the right courtroom and was told he was. When he was asked if he could see the person who attacked him and he looked around the courtroom then said "no" he was asked "what about the defendant in the dock? To which he replied "I said a man attack me, this is little girl you have on trial" I burst out laughing and couldn't stop so I was taken back down to the cells. An hour later I was released with the charges dropped. I know I was laughing but I actually missed my dads funeral and being on remand had caused me to be homeless. I got no compensation or even as much as an apology
@@starrchild254 - Do me a favor and use your real name please if you're going to reply to me... I don't need a fake name and a nonsense story otherwise...
@@bherber Oh the horror, someone wants privacy online. Get over it.
When I was 18, still in highschool, the public defender told me when I needed to be in court. I showed up on that day and was arrested for failure to appear.
She told me the wrong day.
I was in jail 3 and a half months because of this ...error.
You're not the only one I've heard that happening too. Probably did it intentionally.
Yeah our justice system is f*cked sorry you had to go through that man
The USA is just ridiculous
Yh the system in the USA is pretty messed up sorry for what happened
Absolutely disgusting, that public defender at bare minimum needs their licence revoked
Two of my old buddies showed up at my trailer one night. When my wife asked them why they broke out of prison, they explained "We felt the institution no longer had anything to offer us."
Raising Arizona!
"There are more prisons than colleges"
That....sums up the USA pretty well, and I'm American!
The Random Misfit lol that clears so much for us europeans
The Random Misfit 😔
Cuz more people would rather commit crime than go to college 😂
@@BaMBaM-gi6yx no its because the us has more punitive than rehabilitative justice system
@skylerelax that statistic is so severly taken out of context
When you escape death row only to die
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U should of put the “legal system:” before “task failed successfully”
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The Infographics getting me through Quarantine!! 🙌
What quarantine?
April Cheacker-Troop I know. I’ve been watching wayyyyy too much RUclips.
Mines is flight
No cap
this and callmekevin have been my go to's
The fact that most American prisoners end up back in jail after getting out just shows how bad of a system it is.
Ikr. Aren't prisons made to either punish people, or help rehabilitate prisoners? The fact that they come back proves that the rehabilitation part is totally useless.
Right. I was lucky and never went back after I got out. I did 6 years in prison
G2 The Artist well not really bro a lot of the guys there also just re offends because they don’t care the media just wants to turn the public against the government by running one in a million ppl
So true
Needs reform not a death penalty. You dont fight fire with fire
Polar bear prison? You mean a
*ZOO*
not all zoos are bad
Lol
Definitely! The OCD behaviors they display are incredibly sad. Swaying their heads from side to side and constant pacing...
Some Zoo animals can’t even survive in the wild because they have a mental or physical problem Thats why some of them go to the Zoo to be taken care of and it’s not like all Zoos are bad
That's in Manitoba folks ... for those that are geographically challenged
Imagine throwing your life away over a cigarette
Sic Semper Tyrannis that’s the dumbest thing I have ever heard
Steven Smith Except it’s true. Shut up if you don’t know what you’re talking about
Tamika Lee Robinson ooh sorry, even if you’re addicted in you’re right mind you would keep your life
Imagine living in a country where its okay to lock someone up over these things
@Sic Semper Tyrannis hes talking about the guy who shot the other guy for smoking
Mailed him self out of prison that’s funniest ever prison break I’ve heard lol
Yep ! That's a classic in every movie. So I truly don't believe that.
@@JorgeGonzalez-ut3pm I saw that on a documentary a while back and they interviewed the guy who went into details about his escapes. That's the reason he's in Supermax at ADX Florence now.
there was a guy that escaped dressed as a kangaroo in australia
Unbrella
@@JorgeGonzalez-ut3pm
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"we sent our researchers"
did y'all frame them
Yea that part made me say hold up
And y'all thought we were "SOOO FRIENDLY" up here in Canada, but here we are locking up friggin' *Polar Bears!!!*
3:24 In Mexico, if a prisoner escapes without damaging property nor harming anyone, the time out counts toward the sentence. And the prisoner is not charged with escape. I learned this when I was in jail in Nogales, Sonora, Mexico.
Um what for. did you rob a store?
@@BirbsBeLikeOvO I was in jail in Mexico for possession of gun, which I was going to sell.
I didn't "rob" anything. Where did you get that?
Idk it seemed like a minor punishment so I was like store. Like forgetting to check something out or a kid put something is the cart last minute and it was an accident. If it was jewelry you might still be in jail. So I was like store. Were you on a hunting trip or something?
Same thing in Germany. I think its because wanting freedom is not a crime and they basically failed their job.
It's the human survival instinct
What's the point in giving 141,000 years & making her serve 8? Why didn't they just give her 8?
She probably won her appeal
Maybe it's like a cultural thing. She serves 8 but when she dies her soul cant be reborn for the rest of her sentence. I think that they think about it that way.
@@BirbsBeLikeOvO i know the answer know. She was given many thousands of sentences, all run concurrent to the biggest sentence, which was 8 years.. so she didn't get 141,000 years at all, she got 8, just they equated to 141,000.
She *D E D*
That's what said person for got for charge all together. They just add the time up for each crime then combine
17:36
Inmate: What are you in for?
Person: I forgot to pay for my parking ticket.
The inmate asking the question probably a killer trying to get his sentence reduced
i forgor 💀
I know someone who did 8 months for fishing over the legal limit, it’s insane
I mean, it's only at months. So it wasn't that bad.
@@verximama828 You try being locked in a cage with no freedom for 8 months and then have some pampered suburban punk on RUclips tell you it’s “not that bad”.
How many fish did he catch?
@@verximama828only 8 months for catching some extra fish wow smh
Fish had more rights than humans ...lol insane
Fact is we have a prison for profit system here. That's why we have such a large incarceration percentage. It pays to keep people locked up.
Not really. But it's not politically correct to talk about who does most crimes and who gets locked up.
no really its is true that prison profit off of inmates not to metion they get counted as part off that town so the town gets money also a small town where i am from has a huge prison there and im not sure how much they get just cause there town is double the size cause of the prison but census money and other ways for that rich littel town to profit and yes in most jails /prison do profit off of inmates prison is big bussniss not all but most
@@jonathanmclean269 yeah, I worked with a guy who was in jail but on work release and he had to pay a flat rate daily for the privilege of working
After all was said and done I think he ended up making something like a dollar 13 an hour
Where I'm from in Ohio the county jail also serves as an ICE detention center and they get paid $250 per day for each immigrant that they house there, and $75 a day for regular inmates. It's messed up and needs to change.
1: You cane make one in Minecraft with obsidian and lava.
What's the lava for?
Minecraft
You don’t want to know
@@unicornsparkleswirl7564 if they figure out a way to get out the lava blocks all possible exits
It's painful and interesting at the same time to hear the way people suffer to unethical inhumane treatment
I am with you. Can you imagine going to jail for opening a hair salon, and worse, getting a body cavity search, mug shot, fingerprinted, and police record that will cost time and money to get it expunged?
why is this true
The eating toothpaste one I know for a fact.. my ex said he used to do just to stop his stomach from hurting, and he was a “bigger” guy.. I can’t imagine what the little guys felt like
Stomach touching they back 💯💯😵
Dude I seen’t myself! Never had to resort to it tho. I made myself what I called water sandwiches. Two cups of h2o for the bread, and one for the ‘meat’. I was literally hungry for the entire year I was there
I remember AfterPrisonShow also talked about doing that too
Normal people when showering: listen to music
Me: put this on when i shower
No I live alone music on while in in the shower now way !
If someone broke in I wouldn't hear them !
You are so quirky wow congrats MISTER
Twinsies. Love videos for showering
@@ItsAsparageese ever since I saw that movie with Anthony Perkins the shower scene in the motel lol
Me too!
As someone who lives in Oklahoma, yes they will absolutely find any reason to put you in jail and rack up more charges. My specific county is avoided by most because of how often traffic stops for 1mph over speeding can turn into a sentence.
"They're trying to build a prison, they're trying to build a prison, they're trying to build a prison, for you and me..."
~ System of a Down
“All research on successful drug policies show that treatment should be increased. And law enforcement decreased while abolishing mandatory minimum sentences.”
fact one:
*no bueno*
*mexican music*
As a person who has never been in jail, I can agree to these facts.
7:50 polar bear prison? In America they have whale prisons... the prison name is Seaworld
You can make 50 insane facts about the Mazza prison in Syria alone.
Or how about making a video about the Abu Ghuraib prison during the the Saddam Hussein era & post Saddam era.
11:47 me hearing the narrator say, "hold my beer", HAS CLEANSED MY SOUL
I see a lot of great videos you make about prisons, especially the ones in the US. This makes sense since US imprisons the most people and it's very relevant. However, if you are looking at crazy prison facts globally and throughout the history, you should definitely mention the Gulag system of the USSR. By far, it was one of the most brutal and inhumane prisons systems of the world - I read three books of Archipelago Gugal which covered all the insane facts happening in the prison and here are some facts I learned:
-At times, prisoners could be sent to a camp that wasn't even built. They would unload the train in the middle of cold Siberian forest and inmates would have built the camps for themselves.
-In one of the coldest regions of the world, prisoners could be build dams, railroads or just chop wood for more than 12 hours a day without gloves, coats, sometimes shoes. Needless to say, people who did this kind of labor, which was majority of the sentenced, died very fast and never got out of the camps.
-No trials were ever conducted to most of the prisoners. Most of them were engineers, doctors, intellectuals, and just random people who would get imprisoned in the middle of the night. Some estimate that close to 20% of St. Petersburgh has been sentenced to labor camps.
-Some solitary confinement could have water up to the stomach and the person was supposed to spend 2 weeks in there.
All of this was done to build the infrastructure of the USSR...the infrastructure that proved to be completely unused...like the currently underused trans-siberian railroad, the "Belomor" canal that doesn't see any ships coming through it and so on. Definetely something that people don't mention as often.
18:45 Lucille Keppen was the oldest female prisoner in Minnesota, not the oldest female in the country. 97 is a bit young for that.
Last time I was this early the world was normal!
lol
@@TexasPrisonStories cool videos
Idk how I feel about the emojis being added these days
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Me in ma head: *Did you know that Quarantine has a similar effect to most modern-day prisons? This may not be a surprise to a lot of us.*
What quarantine?
@@anderson-mw8qf if ur kidding, dont r/woosh me, but pretty sure we gotta stay inside becuzzzz corona virus
Didi Adams maybe a Swedish prison
I almost did a quarter of a century, y'all
Living in the box
Fact: Jail and prison are not the same.
thank you for saying so. so many people get this wrong.
whats different exactly?
@@leamigo2937 im pretty sure jail is for less serious crimes with shorter sentences and prison is for more serious crimes
@@pilviluimula4551 Yeah and prison is usually bigger but they do have people in jail for serious crimes waiting to be transported to prison.
Matthew Santoro smilin his way into infographics
Dude escapes Death Row,and dies in a bar fight.
The fact that true monsters get crazies, tons of admirers, and marriage proposals. Charles Manson, Scott Peterson, Chris Watts just to name a few.
Also Ted Bundy
Awesome video bruh!!👍🏼🔥🛹
One thing: in The Netherlands, the crime rate isn’t necessarily low, it is just that prisons closed because judges are very more likely to sentence a person to community service. Trust me, I live in the Netherlands, and a growing number of people would like the prisons to be reopened.
I miss the fact that it is legal in Germany to break out of Prison. Because of the Fundermental Law. The Prisoner wants to get his Freedom so its legal to break out of Prison 😂 but every other crime you commit while you're breaking out will be counted. Sorry if my English is Not the Best, its 2 am for me 😅
Edit: I found this, Google is explaining better than i Do 😂
In some countries such as Mexico,Germany and Austria Prison escape is not punishable by law . In Mexico, Germany, Austria the law recognizes that it is basic human nature to escape and hence the act of escaping itself is not a crime, although you may be punished for any other crime that you commit during your escape.
So a guy could just keep escaping and not get in trouble lol
Well, yes and no. That just means that you can’t have any time added to your sentence just for escaping in and of itself, but you still have to serve the remainder of the original sentence if you are caught again.
And, any and all other crimes you might commit during the escape still count. Fighting prison officers on your way out, for example, is still assault against officer, which can and will be added to your sentence.
Very interesting! Thank you for the posting of this information. Even as a kid, I recall thinking punishment for escaping was a bit inappropriate. As mentioned, escape would cross all our minds as an option to ponder while starting out a sentence. Additionally, the institution should receive reprimand as well. Their lack of complete security facilitates the escape to begin with. Overall, an unfair punishment levied upon any rational member of society!
Thanks for the insight!
Congrats on 8 million btw
There's more prison than colleges 😟.
There's more criminals than scholars 🤷♂️
Lorenze not even close, where tf did you get this info?
@@Jeffshi20 the video 😑
@@parkerwilkins5495 look on google
I’m from Oklahoma and that stat is a little out of context due to the fact that we are a housing state, we have a few prisons that only house ppl from California as well as a major federal hub in OKC
Everyone talking about COVID-19
Meanwhile:Infographics show 50 insane facts about prison you won't believe
The guy who didn't eat his meal was a white guy and he killed James Byrd, jr.
I got pulled over ten seconds after crossing the Oklahoma State line. The reason.... not having a light shining on my license plate. My car doesn’t even have a light there.
Actually all cars do.
That's insane 1/5 of the convicts are innocent??? But believable...
Prison needs more Cops and Attorney and maybe some Judges in there.
Don't forget Congessmen and Senators.
And banksters
… former presidents….
One question that still puzzles a lot of people is the fact of how many innocent people were manipulated into pleading guilty for crimes that they never committed
That’s why I’m getting a lawyer
Fact 51 don't be a prisoner.
Prison mike doing some time at "the clink"
The war on drugs. Catchy phrase for anyone who thought it was a brilliant idea at the time. Turned out it was a brutal war, but on the people. Destroyed more than it helped.
Fax
The Infographics Show does so many videos on prisons that I'm starting to believe either the channel is run by ex-cons or from within a prison itself.
or maybe they just want to create content they know people will click on? Cry more.
@@LeoMajor1 how is he crying, who put salt in your coffee?
@@LeoMajor1 You are the one that's upset not him
I do remember in 2012 when I was doing 3 months in the county jail for a DUI and a couple of trespass charges when I was homeless. Haven't ever been to the state prison, I guess none of my charges were severe enough to qualitfy for time in prison. At least for Florida, your sentence would have to be a year and a day or more to qualify for state prison.
11:40 for more info on him go check out "the incredible Japanese prison escape" by Kento Bento!
Edit: and it's hold my rice or miso. He's Asian. He didn't drink beer.
Awesome video and channel
Dawg I already have 👌
No beer?He's missing out.
Lizzy Chang “Asahi: am I a joke to you?”
Congrats on 8 mill subs.
Imagine seeing a bear being taken away handcuffed
Thanks for the hard work, you guys are pumping out so much content.
Joe Kaplan; "it's entirely legal"
Me; you literally just escaped from prison you bozo
Penitentiary has 5 syllables, not six. The last 'i' is silent.
It's not silent like the s in Illinois or x in Sioux is.. I'm not following..
@@jakenapier6925 Is there a British pronunciation vs. American pronunciation??
ticks4ticks4 probably
since they can’t say aluminum correctly😂 al-u-min-ee-um 😂probably because of their jacked up teeth. What’s with that anyway? No orthodontists there?
When I'm early:
Billions of people already saw it
If #32 had happened in the US those 23 cops would've gotten a 2+ week paid vacation because their actions would've been justified because "they feared for their safety at the time" and were "following standard procedures"
I love these prison lists!
Here's another little known fact; the Harrison County Jail in Harrison County (Biloxi, Gulfport area) Mississippi was abandoned by the guards during Hurricane Katrina leaving the inmates to fend for themselves with no electricity or food and they weren't checked in on for at least 48 while the water rose around them, rising even in their cells while they were locked away in them and couldn't get out, even to the common area.
You should do what torture weapons they used in the school thing
@14:41 I took a tour of that High School/ torture jail in Cambodia back in 1995. I remember the pictures displayed there of the soon to be murdered Cambodians. They were taken by a Cambodian photographer. That photographer Nhem En actually became a well trusted elected politician after the Khmer Rouge lost power there.
Escapes Death Row...........
The Bar: So you have chosen death 💀
Ok but the funniest thing to me about Moondine Joe is that the wardens gave him the tools to break out, as the prison was still under construction being built by the prisoners when he escapes. He just piled up the mined rock high enough for them to not be able to see him and off he went. You can still see the hole in if you go to the Freo Prison.
5 min. in and my heart is breaking! and theres more...
Watched one video, now I’m hooked on them
No one:
Canada: Let’s build a jail for Polar Bears
I haven't kept up with the numbers, but about 12 years ago, the number of people in prison for simple possession was almost exactly the same as the number of people in private for profit prisons- they were literally the only reason the industry exited.
Gotta make sure that im not a polar bear if I ever go to prison in canada
I love your work. How do you DO it?
I went to jail for Jay walking in Vegas about 12 yrs ago
1.- It's been privatised in USA: States must pay fines to the "company" if they dont fill a "minimum quote"
2.- Thats the reason there are "minimum mandatory time" on that country
I am actually writing a thesis on prisons!
I half expected Matthew Santoro to narrate this video
When prisons start becoming more about punishment and revenge rather than rehabilitation
There’s always that one guy that ruins it for everyone
I retired from the local school district in Coachella California in 2019 October 15th. When going to a conference one time I spoke with the high school principal who was driving us. He just gotten back from some leadership program where he learned that tests given to students in third and fourth grade set the bar for future prison populations. The percentage of students that cannot read by 3rd and 4th grade is the same percentage of the population that they will plan and build prisons for.
Police: We've got a case of a prisoner arrest for ordering beans, greens, potatoes, tomatoes, lamb, ram, hot-dogs, chicken, and turkey.
Prisoner: Nice rhyming Mr police
Sheriff joe aint the sheriff anymore and hasnt been for a few years now
So close to 8 mil! Great video idea!
I seen a video of that Japanese guy and he is legit Mr glass irl
Hey infographic team, I have a video suggestion. Please do a video on why health care is so expensive in the USA and how does it compare to the price of health care systems all over the world
7:59 I live in Canada and I've never seen a polar bear.
I got chocked over how little they spent on food for prisoners. In my country the government spends over 3€ on school lunch per student! Also, it's free for students
Inforgraphics should make their favorite guinea pig go to prison for a week as a challenge, hope the girlfriend wont mind
Congrats on 8 mil🥳
the crazy things happening inside prisons...
and prison*ers*
I've only been watching this channel a rew weeks. Excellent for passing time. Thank you
*Person escapes prison 4 times*
Me: "I escaped maximum security prison in bitlife..!"
50 fact about prison you wouldn't believe existed.
Me: Ok, but why?
The infographic show: Hold this bag.
☆Runs off☆
Me: looks in bag. Sees bomb. Gets arrested.
Also me: Thanks for telling me those facts! There coming in handy!
Hello, so I’m from one of the harshest countries in the world: Libya. I would just like to see some more Vedios about Libya please.
I’ve spent 4 years in prison, one of the most infamous and dangerous prisons in the U.S. ISP (Michigan City Prison) and i could haunt you with things I’ve heard and seen
I am from the netherlands, cool we got mentioned! 6:16
And for a great fact. 🙂
You can make a video of Alkatraz escape of the three prisoners!..There are so many rumours about that!
And a famous movie with Mr eastwood
Hey remember how you did the person vs person match up well I noticed that you never did ultron vs the terminator
Lol My dad grew up in Churchhill Manitoba. He said it’s no joke you run from polar bears like bullets in Chicago.