so get allstate, and be better protected from mayhem. like me. deputy justin flynn is back on the job at the kent county jail after a three-week trip to find sasquatch also known as bigfoot, and he s returned with what he says is irrefutable proof. irrefutable. squatch s print. you like that? irrefutable, bro. irrefutable proof. that s my sasquatch print. see the piggy toe? i do. see the toes? squatch.
this one right here, that one over there. like horseshoes? like this? yeah. a little farther. yeah. andre yeah. i ve been working on it for months. i saw that. yeah. that s why my head s so big. i have a wealth of knowledge. it s a success. i think it s going to be good, as long as these guys don t don t abuse it. but not everyone shares flynn s enthusiasm. he came up with this bean bag idea. i honestly don t think it was he was serious about it. well, then they bought it. so now he s like, they think it s a good idea. so now i guess i got to run with it. justin s brother john is also a deputy at the jail. other than having bald heads, they re complete opposites. night and day.
we got him out of there and medical checked him out and he s good to go now. got it under control now, justin? yeah. barnes, come on out. barnes. everything is status quo. copacetic now. and on that note, deputy flynn is off to pursue a dream. he s headed to the pacific northwest on a three-week quest to find bigfoot. what about your brother? yeah. actually, just talked to him two, three two days ago. how s he doing? he just left washington, was going to oregon. he s squatching, absolutely. yep. it s now up to flynn s older brother, deputy john flynn, to keep interested staff and inmates up to date on justin s journey. i don t know if he saw one. he hasn t caught one. been watching the news. quite sure he hasn t caught one yet. i check in with usa today every day. right. another sasquatch believer is 21-year-old scott dipiazza who s decided to try out a new
the goal of most kent county jail deputies is to get through the day in an orderly and safe manner. but they know to always expect the unexpected. what s going on? got some problems in here. yes? deputy justin flynn encountered a peculiar situation. an inmate is lying beneath his bunk and is nonresponsive. no skylarking. let s go. for security reasons, flynn returns all other inmates to their cells before he investigates further. this guy was not acting right. that he was underneath his bunk. obviously, when you go in there, it looks like it s probably something mental. everything checks out otherwise. no one s going to hurt you. you get medical up here. mental health. get enough deputies in case he becomes combative. no one s going to hurt you, buddy. all right?
that s my whole daily routine. play poker until lunch. east lunch. lock down an hour. get out. play poker until dinner. dipiazza has a gambling problem. but we re trying to work on that. i try to pull him from the table. no gambling. no gambling? no gambling. deputy flynn says he ll keep an eye on the bean bag toss to make sure it doesn t turn into a game of stakes. you guys like to gamble too much. scott said, hey, thanks for getting it up. i said, we can t be gambling on this. i know how he likes to gamble and this pod likes to gamble. but we try to we try to cut it down. what s the point system? in the hole is 3. on the board is one. scott s not a very good gambler, though. in life he needs to just stop gambling and do something else. what s scott here? since inmates don t have access to cash, they typically gamble snacks purchased from the jail commissary. dipiazza relied on his mother to purchase those for him.