matter of fact, i get out here april 14th. i'm heading out west and on my way i'm going to look for squatches. >> scott dipiazza knows his release date, because his case is now resolved. in a deal with prosecutors, he pled guilty to breaking and entering into a vehicle, and he was sentenced to one year in the kent county jail, in addition to the time he's already served. >> i knew i was going to get about a year in county jail. but i thought that he was going to take into account my eight months. so i thought he was going to say, okay, you sat eight months, i'm going to sentence you to four more months in kent county jail. but it didn't happen that way. it's a long sentence. you know? >> sentencing is also finally in sight for four other inmates. nearly a year earlier, brandon townes, james hodges and dorian jones all pled guilty to charges related to a home invasion robbery in which a female