that it was made out to be. during his time in jail, voltz has maintained a relationship with the woman he s accused of abusing. i need her to put money on my books. i need her to bring my child to see me. i need her to do things. but soon voltz will be able to do more for himself. he is about to transfer from the main jail to a work-release facility, where he can spend his days back at his tattoo shop. jailhouse business card. you feel me? body tags tattoos. i make jailhouse business cards and pass out my information. everybody in here can tell you where my shop is. buy one, get one free for everybody in here. is that right? yeah. that s what s up. nine times out of ten, when people get out of here, they re gonna come see me to get a tattoo. i mean, plus, i got a lifetime warranty on the work. right there. put it right there? yeah. on the shoulder blade? that s where i want it to go. it don t go well with the bullet wounds in the front. that ll be good on y
not caring for nothing, not knowing the code, know what i m saying, i ve been there, dude. now at age 33, voltz says he would like to begin a new chapter. he will soon be eligible for a work release program where he ll spend his nights in jail but can spend days in preapproved locations, such as the louisville tattoo studio he owns with a friend. whatever i do, i m going to have to do it on my own. or with my group. because i ain t going to be able to be accepted in the professional world. yeah, that s a question i have for you. job search? sucks. tell me about that. my job search is usually a waste of time filling out the application. coming up how did you get cutthroat? my nickname in the penitentiary. why is that? self-explanatory. brian voltz explains his ink. it was really a bully situation. and another inmate uses a
letting him through. love you, brother. love you, too, boy. reach out. for sure. i m gonna catch up with you, man. all right. voltz is transported two miles away to the jail s community corrections center, or ccc. how you doing? you miss me? did you miss us? hell, yeah. obviously, you came back. i couldn t wait to get back. the facility is not unlike the jail dorm voltz has just left. he will sleep here at night, but get to wear civilian clothing and go to preapproved locations during the day, such as his shop, or out for medical treatments. but some things here are all too familiar to the jail he just left.
brian voltz s numerous tattoos reflect his beliefs and are a road map through his past. how did you get cutthroat? it s my nickname my first time in penitentiary. why is that? self-explanatory. they re also among his most prized possessions. i ve always been unique, and when i met tattoos, that was my way to be even more unique. i like to stand out. what s up? i just got self-expression everywhere. but voltz says he treasures more than his ink. i m daddy s baby. say it loud in prayer. say, i m daddy s baby. voltz has two sons, a 2-year-old and a 13-year-old, by two different women. he is currently in jail for domestic abuse against the mother of his 2-year-old, brian ii, or deuce. deuce, daddy loves you. when i m free, i take great pride in spending time with my
i need her to bring my child to see me. i need her to do things. but soon voltz will be able to do more for himself. he is about to transfer from the main jail to a work-release facility, where he can spend his days back at his tattoo shop. jailhouse business card. you feel me? body tags tattoos. i make jailhouse business cards and pass out my information. everybody in here can tell you where my shop is. buy one, get one free for everybody in here. is that right? yeah. that s what s up. nine times out of ten, when people get out of here, they re gonna come see me to get a tattoo. i mean, plus, i got a lifetime warranty on the work. right there. put it right there? yeah. on the shoulder blade? that s where i want it to go. it don t go well with the bullet wounds in the front. that ll be good on your back. voltz! you re on the move list. let s pack it up. okay, you re going to ccc. all right. ccc.