when i hear randy hudson s name i think back 20-something years ago when i started and he s been coming here a long time and everybody knows randy hudson. i ve been here 24 years and he s been coming here five years longer than i ve been here. i can t think of a year that he has not come to jail. i was 1 years old when he first started coming here. my reputation right now is that i m the most arrested person in king county. this is what can happen to your life if you don t make positives choices. hudson says most of his arrests and convictions have stemmed from drugs, alcohol and vapor inhalation or sniffing substances like glue or paint. the first time i was in jail it was for intoxication of vapors and i was 18 and ever
from locked in jail to being locked in another place which is hard core for me. i m not a heroin addict and i don t smoke crystal meth and i just drink too much alcohol once in a while. today denbraven has a visit from two of his victims and his biggest supporters. this is his second time being arrested and it s mainly cycled around alcohol, alcohol abuse, a little drug abuse and getting out of control and getting in trouble. glen and kathleen denbraven are still dealing with the violence inflicted upon them by sean. furniture tipping over, lamps breaking. it was very traumatic. it s, like, this is not happening. this is not my life. he screamed at us. i hate you, i m going kill you and he doesn t remember any of that. no. he s a 20-year-old trained marine. what can i do to stop him? if he wants to hurt me, he can hurt me. when sober, his father is the
there you go. yeah. i have a feeling i ll retire and he won t. he ll keep coming back. take it easy. a few days later, hudson learned that he will not be returning to the jail any time soon. his judge has given him a you can start planning things, you know. hudson will soon be transferred to state prison. he had well over 100 jail stays. this will be his fourth prison term. i call these really dark days, you know, because my past always seems to haunt me. it never goes away, you know. so i guess the best thing you could do is don t come back to jail or prison, choose the better way of life, you know, stay away from guns, alcohol, whatever keeps making you come
everybody else does, you know. i m pretty confident that, you know, it will work out. over in h2 a, the minimum security men s unit also known as the hamptons, sean denbraven s history with alcohol has started him down a dangerous road as well. what did they say? three months of rehab or something? i don t know. it didn t have a time on there. denbraven has pled guilty to aggravated domestic violence and is awaiting sentencing. in a drunken rage he bit his mother and pummeled his father with more than 20 punches to his head and face. i didn t drink every day or nothing. i was just a binge drinker and when i did drink i would drink too much and get into all sort of shenanigans. denbraven has received the recommendation put forth by the prosecution. they re calling for him to go to an inpatient rehabilitation rather than prison, but denbraven is not happy from the news. i don t want to go from being
section of highway 530 leaving debris 20 feet deep. witnesses say it happened all in the space of just three seconds. darkness. i just saw the darkness. that s all i could see. everything from one side completely to the other side. you see a truck passing by you, like 100 feet in front of you, and bakley everything is gone. people actually swept away from the slide describe digging themselves out of the homes. the homes apparently left in, quote, a state of sticks. the danger is still apparently water rising between 10 to 12 inches every half an hour. and officials in those scenes saying there s risk of immediate and very severe flooding now. there had not very much water in the river, so it is an