i m not going to go home anyways. that s crazy, man. all i m doing is going to sleep. i ain t done nothing wrong. i ain t [ bleep ] nobody, i ain t whooped somebody s ass, nothing. well, thank you for that. they re trying to give me 20 days in the hole. they can kiss my ass. not taking 20 days in the hole. do you have a sleep problem or is that just a last-ditch effort yeah, it is a little bit of a lie. i mean, i do have a sleeping problem a little bit. i don t like to get up. i don t like to get up. but the whole sleeping disorder thing, i made that up. i ain t going to lie. coming up you are a grown man, sir. you are a grown man. i know it. garrett billiter pleads his case. and brandon agner s release hits a snag. coming up on look! famous people!
bit of a leeway on it and gave me 14 days l.o.p. and 14 days lockdown. so i mean, like it s not really that big a deal. i get to stay in the program and i get to complete the program, i get to get my certificate. the sheriff wants us to work with them to compromise. you have to give a little in order to get a little. i went ahead and gave him 14 days so he can graduate. inmate billiter has been there that long. only got three days. and not cleaning up your room, it s serious on a hygiene purpose but it s not as serious that i need to throw you under the jail. billiter will get to stay in the program, perhaps aided by a lie he told during his hearing. are you court-ordered? yes, ma am. really that s the only thing that saved me. i m really not court-ordered. i am in here to get the program and to get my certificate to present to court when i go to court. but i m not court-ordered, no. but i mean, i just said that and lied about it because i knew sort of where to manipulate,
at the chatham county detention center in savannah, georgia, garrett billiter was only a few days away from graduating from the jail s substance abuse program when he received his third idr or inmate disciplinary report. this time for refusing to follow the program s rules to wake up at 5:30 a.m. at the risk of receiving a longer disciplinary sentence, billiter has decided to challenge the idr at a hearing. if he s given any sentence longer than 14 days, he will be sent to disciplinary segregation which will force his removal from the substance abuse program. you worried? no well, maybe. okay. my name s sergeant hooper. i m with the idr compliance board. i m here to conduct your idr. if i find you guilty, i can sentence you up to 34 days
jail over dumb [ bleep ]. you know what i mean? so definitely not getting rid of these, you know what i mean? who knows, might be good to wait for the next batch. you never know. i ve got to change. can t keep doing this. 37 years old. keep going in and out of jail. i m definitely going to change my life. coming up they checked the paperwork, said no, he s not court-ordered. garrett billiter gets caught in a lie. and i think that somebody like him is most definitely a predator. a cousin of norman smart s victim speaks her mind.
i was like, here, man, don t poke yourself. it s a needle. tattoo needle. you got me. they came in and searched the room and found the rest of my tattoo equipment. we gave him a 24-hour lockdown and seven days loss of privilege, which he ll lose his visitation and commissary for seven days. billiter already had a previous write-up for failing to get up at the time of the drug room requirement. although his infraction for the tattoo needle was his second, neither was severe enough to get billiter out of the program. but now billiter finds himself in trouble for a third time. this morning i had a disciplinary report, every morning at 5:30, we have to get up and clean up. it s mandatory. and i wake up every once in a while and clean up but i m not going to wake up every morning, they can just, you know what i m saying, be gone with that. i m not waking up before the chickens and cleaning up every morning. i wrote up inmate billiter up because, you know, he never