which i like to run every day. they'll probably hit you where they know what you like the best. so that will probably be my running. >> have a seat right there. >> thank you. >> sure. all right, miss gallorini -- >> after lieutenant suarez reviews the violations, it's time for gallorini to plead her case. >> okay. what do you want to tell me? >> we'll start with the vent. i am guilty. i put the toilet paper up there. it's been extremely cold for the past month. and i do it before i go to sleep. i have really bad arthritis. and the air just blows straight on me. in regards to the wristband, laid it next to my bed. you know. was going to put it back on the next morning. i had no idea that you weren't supposed to remove your wristband. and i was going to put it on as soon as i left my cell. so -- but i didn't have a chance, because the shakedown happened. and with the uniform in my room, i had gotten the wrong size. they gave me another size. i just didn't have a chance to bring back down the other uniform. i was going to bring it down yesterday. >> okay. anything else you want to tell