but we knew that was going to happen. mm-hmm. do you feel any of the effects of marijuana still? no? he was released off of house arrest in april of this year. and then he failed to come to his court date in july. so he didn t appear in court. his mother did, his counselors did, his probation officer did, but morris was on runaway status. why didn t you go to court on the 24th? when everybody else did. i was scared. you were scared. did you get a chance to talk to your probation officer prior to going to court? my probation officer, he was talking about sending me a place where i didn t know. that s why i didn t go to court. because they said they were going to send me to placement for two years. the indiana juvenile courts have options other than sending young offenders to juvenile prison. kids can also be placed in a variety of rehabilitation facilities known as placement. for morris, his probation officer was recommending an extended placement in a facility where he can
no, i wasn t. how was it you became arrested, then? i don t know. i have no further questions, judge. all right, thank you. you may have a seat back there. the purpose of today s hearing is to determine what should happen to ayryana. do you have an opinion as to what the court should do? i want my daughter home with me. how is she doing in school? she s doing real good this year. i took her to a different school. i didn t want her with the same people. do you believe that the environment at her former school was part of the reason why she was having her anger problems? yes. so you recognized the problem and did something about it? yes. are you able to provide supervision over her? yes. when do you work? i work swing shifts, rotating backwards. explain that in a little more detail. i finish midnights today and i start afternoons wednesday. with such an irregular work schedule, it falls on ayryana to
i feel like they were trying to find some friction between us. now, you said you have, you have some anger problems? yes. who is your anger directed to most of the time? my sister. and why is that? because she argues with me. she bosses me around. she doesn t respect me because i m older. she just supposed to respect me. i don t know what s going on. my sister s gone. why aren t we trying to find the person who did this. why are you asking me all these questions? do you know what time it is? cause i m getting very hungry. 90 minutes into the interrogation, thomas is brought into another room to eat. law enforcement officials stay with him the entire time. they took that child off camera for three hours and 30, 40 minutes.
[ bleep ] no. [ bleep ] no. in the free world i ain t got to deal would those dudes because i stand up for what s right and it s got something to do with me and it s nobody he s business. it s nobody else s business. you stab somebody, that s their business. yeah, but they had to do something for me to stab them. while bradley may not have been making much progress with the philosophy of anger management, the investigation into his latest write-up was moving right along. they got me. this time, it was for getting into a loud argument with another honor dorm inmate. so sit there, percy. let s go over this thing with this write-up you got. bradley s write-up included testimony from other honored dorm inmates, all of whom agreed that bradley started the confrontation. they said this is not the first time you ve been written up for your anger problems out there, too. they got some other things attached here to where you have gotten written up. but i didn t threaten that
daughter. came in 15 years, and i got 15 more. originally convicted of rape and theft, wilson earned his second 15-year sentence while behind bars after he brutally beat a corrections officer. ended up i just gave him early retirement. i cracked his ribs, jaw, i think i did something to his hip, too. broke his collarbone, too. to me it was no thing, it was prison. you don t come here and work here and think it s cake. do you regret what happened? no. he didn t die. he just won t be a correction officer no more. despite his attitude and violent behavior, some at holman are trying to help wilson turn his life around. i ve known him several years. a long time. i have a history with him. he s a young man with a lot of anger problems. he acts out through his anger. that s what we re trying to deal with now. i got a bad anger problem, know what i m saying?