a major crackdown on contraband, specifically cell phones, has left some indiana state prison inmates in a precarious position. for others, the future looks considerably brighter. after 26 years in prison, today is paul komyatti s last day at indiana state. authorities have approved his transfer to a minimum security facility with a work release program in nearby south bend. he s going to be going through a nine-month process of getting a job, of getting his driver s license and getting a car, trying to orient him back into society, slowly. it s behind me now. a lot of friends there. but nothing else about prison other than that, i m ready to go. never see me in khaki again.
trfficking. i m not stupid. if it s up to me, you ll be gone by friday. don t do that to me. i promise you, it ain t nothing like that. i ain t got no enemies. maybe you don t even realize it. i m not that dumb. i ain t done it. that s what i m saying. i ain t done it. you re starting to stutter a lot now. i stutter anyway. not like that. sometimes we re forced to do things that we really don t want to do. i feel like i had no other way out. would i do it again? yeah, i d do it again. concerns over contraband, especially cell phones, have prompted a surprise prison-wide shakedown. he s in there flushing
i work with a counselor. i m her clerk. i ve been doing that for the past maybe six months. i ve been staying out of trouble, staying clean. not getting into any altercations. and i ve grown up a lot. i think he s learned his lesson. but trouble might be in store for billy groves, who is still under investigation for contraband. his girlfriend, brandy graves, attempted to smuggle a pillow stuffed with cell phones and tobacco into the prison. you have problems. you can sit here and say what you want to but you have problems. you know we re putting you into long-term seg? why? your safety and security. i ain t got no hits on me. you would be surprised. groves claims to know nothing about brandy s attempt to smuggle. authorities don t buy his story. they also believe he is in
i ve been staying out of trouble, staying clean. not getting into any altercations. and i ve grown up a lot. i think he s learned his lesson. but trouble might be in store for billy groves, who is still under investigation for contraband. his girlfriend, brandy graves, attempted to smuggle a pillow stuffed with cell phones and tobacco into the prison. you have problems. you can sit here and say what you want to but you have problems. you know we re putting you into long-term seg? why? your safety and security. i ain t got no hits on me. you would be surprised. groves claims to know nothing about brandy s attempt to smuggle. authorities don t buy his story. they also believe he is in danger from other inmates who are upset that the poorly planned crime has cut off a major avenue of contraband
and there s the responsibility aspect. i mean, in my life, i haven t had a lot of other lives to take care of. you know, it s always been about me. brown has spent weeks preparing for his new cellmate s arrival. the first thing was to get places for the cat to be comfortable pretty much anywhere he wanted. got a cat bed there, right by the bars. cat scratch post right here. just a cardboard tube with some old carpet wrapped around it. more beds, another tube with old towel. this is a transit pole in case it can t actually jump up there. mr. moore is just coming back from the cat shelter. we ve brought in five kittens. just like their human counterpart, the new arrivals must also pass security. search the items, the cat, the food, everything, make sure there s no contraband. then we ll take them back into the offenders.