all right? adam is serving a ten-year sentence for robbery and burglary but it could have been much worse. i was facing 85 to life. the reason why they looked at the 85 wasn t because of the felonies, what the felonies were there was violence. there was a hand gun involved. there was somebody had gotten shot several times, multiple times. then they looked in my background. this wasn t the first shootout i ever been in. this wasn t the first with a firearm. what really hurt me was the tattoos and the gang relation. then the alias. that s what hit it off. that sparked a fire right there. rap sheets like adam s are well known to the juvenile court justices tasked with waiving youths to adult prisons.
adam is another inmate at wabash who knows about the pain he s caused his family. adam is serving a ten-year sentence for robbery and burglary. mom, she said, you re now away to adult court. all i could do is stare at my mom while she cried and cried her tears out. it was a disaster. i knew it was me killing my mother. back then to us, this was the stuff to go through, you know. to come into middle school. whole bunch of police officers, boom, we re looking for adam contreras. girls got turned on by it. the bad boys. yeah, bad boys. you know, when you have that gun in your hand, feels like you re on top of the world, really.
adam is another inmate at wabash who knows about the pain he s caused his family. adam is serving a ten-year sentence for robbery and burglary. mom, she said, you re now away to adult court. all i could do is stare at my mom while she cried and cried her tears out. it was a disaster. i knew it was me killing my mother. back then to us, this was the stuff to go through, you know. to come into middle school. whole bunch of police officers, boom, we re looking for adam contreras. girls got turned on by it. the bad boys. yeah, bad boys.
adam is another inmate at wabash who knows about the pain he s caused his family. adam is serving a ten-year sentence for robbery and burglary. mom, she said, you re now away to adult court. all i could do is stare at my mom while she cried and cried her tears out. it was a disaster. i knew it was me killing my mother. back then to us, this was the stuff to go through, you know. to come into middle school. whole bunch of police officers, boom, we re looking for adam contreras. girls got turned on by it. the bad boys. yeah, bad boys. you know, when you have that gun
you can only put seven in an envelope and not have to pay additional postage, okay? all right? adam is serving a ten-year sentence for robbery and burglary but it could have been much worse. i was facing 85 to life. the reason why they looked at the 85 wasn t because of the felonies, what the felonies were there was violence. there was a hand gun involved. there was somebody had gotten shot several times, multiple times. then they looked in my background. this wasn t the first shootout i ever been in. this wasn t the first with a firearm. what really hurt me was the tattoos and the gang relation. then the alias. that s what hit it off. that sparked a fire right there. rap sheets like adam s are well known to the juvenile court justices tasked with waiving youths to adult prisons.