we re going to follow up, see if we can find any more metal, any more contraband. go up to the cell, strip the inmates out, bring them out of the cell and complete our cell searches. get to the door, go ahead and pop them. we re pretty much looking for any kind of contraband, any kind of weapons, drugs, tattoo paraphernalia. turn around. strip out. turn around. you smell anything? i m telling you right now you will be did you swallow something? swallow something? are you serious? what would i swallow? you tell me, i m asking you. some chips. that s your story, right? this is crazy. 209. when we first came up on the
liberty mutual won t raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty mutual insurance. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty last night, we conducted cell searches. we rushed up on the door, caught the inmates by surprise. searched them after business hours. upon entering the cell, we found some contraband. metal stock and an inmate-manufactured weapon. we probably caught them in the act of attempting to sharpen and put an edge on the weapon. we feel that s what happened. this is the weapon and metal stock we removed from the cubical. we placed it out on the bunk so we could take some better
it s praying oil. prison incent. i tape it to the vent. that s how the oil come out of it. so, it work. but it doesn t kill another man s smell. that s why you try to use the flushes. that s in case you use all your flushes up then, hey, you got to deal with it. cell searches continue at corcoran in the wake of the incident at tehachapi, giving rookie officer faldon a crash course. it definitely opens your eyes up and lets you know, you know, this can happen to you. so, you take extra precautions in everything you do. make sure, you know, no one s behind your back that s not supposed to be there. you just sort of got to live with it. this is what i want to do. so, i m here. you know? there s no turning my back now. are you worried about pissing some inmate off? not at all. i don t hit cells intentionally. if they try to come at me in my face. i don t go and hit their cell right after or something like
hall and eat lunch. you want to eat lunch with somebody special today or you re hung up. you were waiting on somebody and i don t know why. give me the pen. i ll give it to you later. we don t bring they re not here to write letters. i don t want anybody getting stabbed in the eye, because then they ll leave prison with a patch. he knows not to bring this. i ll talk to him later. all right, go to chow. a lot of the rules are just to show you they re running it, you know? some of them, or a majority of them have a reason, but not all of them, but they run the place. it s their prison. we just pass through. one of the most striking ways correctional staff maintain order is through surprise, random cell searches for weapons, drugs or other contraband. and today, the surprise is considerably bigger. periodically, the prison calls in officers from other agencies for cell inspections that are more intensive than usual. want to welcome everybody once again to santa rosa. appreciate yo
workers cells in the hopes of locating any dangerous contraband before it s used. these are actually some targeted cells that we re after, inmates that are assigned to the laundry. we re going to follow up, see if we can find any more metal, any more contraband. we re going to go up to the cell, strip the inmatsd out, bring them out of the cell, and complete our cell searches. get to the door, go ahead and pop them. we re pretty much looking for any kind of contraband, any kind of weapons, narcotics, drugs, tattoo paraphernalia. turn around. strip out. turn around. you smell anything? i m telling you right now you will be did you swallow something? swallow something? are you serious?