they re not allowed visits, they re not allowed to go to the gym, they re not allowed to have books. the only thing they can have is legal material that pertains to their case. most inmates don t like to fight. but some relish the violence. i love a fight. are you good at it? fighting? i never been beat. call me the white tyson. brian voltz is currently serving six months for an act of violence. though the victim was anything but a heavyweight. he admits an argument with the mother of one of his sons got out of hand. but denies injuring her. still, he pled guilty to domestic abuse and returned to louisville metro once again. two, four, six, eight, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 19 times he s
Been in jail. you can pretty much say he s growing up inside of a cell. i started coming in this jail when i was 18. i ve probably been back three times a year, four times a year. sometimes more, sometimes less. voltz, who has also served two terms in state prison for robbery and assault, says the recent car accident that has forced him to walk with a cane hasn t slowed him down. what don t kill you makes you stronger. can you still fight like this? last guy i whooped was on my cane. so yeah. still fighting. and i don t use it as a weapon either. i throw it to the side. put my hands up. i m the predator, not the prey. do the eating, i don t get ate. but i don t have nobody no more. it was a teenage thing.
mnh-mnh. all right. let s get you out of here then. diontray, you ve got to tell me how you re feeling right now. i m feeling good good to be free. you know, get to go home, see my kids, get some money, you know, make love. yes! yeah, i mean, it s hot as a mother[bleep] out here. you can tell i got locked up in the wintertime. brian voltz is spending more time outdoors, as well, now that he s qualified for the jail s work-release program. i m back to the streets. i got my swag back. i mean, it just makes you feel less captive, less like an animal. you know what i m saying? voltz still spends his nights incarcerated, but is free to leave during the day to go to work at his louisville tattoo studio. this is body tags. this is my heart and soul.
Here, i want to be in jail. i got bills on the street to pay. [bleep] i don t like paying the government to lock me up. step back in. he got kind of mad, but, you know, he s got to deal with the consequences. like lieutenant collins told him, put money on the books illegally. you know, that s his fault. he lost everything he s got. so, you know, i was fair with him. i do the same to every inmate when they first get in a fight. they get 10 days. he s just not happy right now. coming up say a-b-c-d-e-f-g. brian voltz puts his tough-guy image aside, at least for a little while. i don t know who my daddy is. if i was to ever meet him, i d probably hit him in his mouth. and i was going to move his tray out of my way cause he was sitting where i was sitting at. but you were already sitting in a seat, and he was sitting on the opposite side of you. keith reeves attempts to prove security cameras wrong. need a change of scenery? the kayak price forecast tool tells you