feel and all of that, man. i ll miss you. i ll be home soon. every day. no, stop. don t worry about it. narrator: most inmates at san antonio s bear county jail find working out is one way to beat the monotony of incarceration. and michael lesher is no exception. most people think they can t do pull ups from it. narrator: the pull up method is against jail rules. he says his sets are short enough that he can usually do them out of sight of roaming officers. after the workout, try your hardest to make everything you put in your body, proteins, starches, things that are going
feel and all of that, man. i ll miss you. i ll be home soon. every day. no, stop. don t worry about it. narrator: most inmates at san antonio s bear county jail find working out is one way to beat the monotony of incarceration. and michael lesher is no exception. most people think they can t do pull ups from it. narrator: the pull up method is against jail rules. he says his sets are short enough that he can usually do them out of sight of roaming officers. after the workout, try your hardest to make everything you put in your body, proteins, starches, things that are going to be stackers, you know, body stackers.
when shooting lockup you see multiple sides of many inmates. and you know, often people use comedy and jokes as a defense mechanism. but really deep down inside they really want to get something off their chests. they have issues just like everyone else. such was the case with desiree stalbird, an inmate we met at san antonio s bear county jail. drugs led her to a variety of crimes. and frequent stays. my meth addiction is what got my kids taken away. i love the feel of making dope. i love selling drugs. it s like when i cook a batch, make a batch of dope, to me, it gives me like when a person has a baby for the first time, the feeling s like, wow. i created that. i miss it. i miss the smell.
when shooting lockup you see multiple sides of many inmates. and you know, often people use comedy and jokes as a defense mechanism. but really deep down inside they really want to get something off their chests. they have issues just like everyone else. such was the case with desiree stalbird, an inmate we met at san antonio s bear county jail. drugs led her to a variety of crimes. and frequent stays. my meth addiction is what got my kids taken away. i love the feel of making dope. i love selling drugs. it s like when i cook a batch, make a batch of dope, to me, it gives me like when a person has a baby for the first time, the feeling s like, wow. i created that. i miss it. i miss the smell.
the primary challenge facing staff at san antonio s bear county jail is managing the lives of 3,500 men and women. who for the most part would rather be almost anywhere else. they all require attention. but some inmates require far more attention than others. it has been one month since he attempted to hang himself in his cell. tell me your name. talk to me. after a brief hospital stay, after a brief hospital stay, guerra is now back in the segregation cell where he will be closely watched. he will be monitored. and pretty much watch him, every 15 minutes. we check on him. just keep a pretty watchful eye on him. that day what were you feeling, what were you going through?