20-year-old, happy birthday, okay? that tells me that maybe, just maybe in your future, all of this will change. i m hoping for you, okay? am i confident? no. i m not going to stand up here and tell you anything different. you have a lot to learn at 20 years old. a lot. your habits have not changed. they have not. you are doing in jail, according to this report, what you are accustomed to on the street. the behavior is the same. i mean, what the report says is that i was selling pills in
excuse me. quiet. you don t tell her what to do. based on being counseled i m thinking she s not ready. it has to are proven. no q-class write-ups for you to go upstairs for a private room. that s a privilege. thank you. this is a privilege. thank you. i plan on doing the right thing and staying out of trouble. she s all yours, ma am. if she comes back to me, she ain t coming out. i m going to try my hardest not to go. because i don t want to lose my privileges again. even with a strong motivation, the transition back to general population can sometimes be a tough one. steven caponi only lasted a few weeks there before he was sent back to confinement. i knew i would come back here in time. i didn t think i would be back here nor what i came back here for. but i knew it was only a matter of time. caponi s trip back to confinement started when the deputy caught him making fun of another inmate. the inmate in question that he was picking on had trouble walking
i need a fish to fry. they moved him out. that would have been a good score, too. at some point, most inmates who are at tampa s hillsboro county jail for the first time are hit with the realization of how much they ve left behind. as she now finds herself at the center of a drug investigation, jessica graniela s thoughts are with her 2-year-old son. my son is so important to me. and like every day is just like it s so hard being without him. i know my son is with my mom and she takes very good care of him, but i still worry.
with the capacity of nearly 5,000 inmates, 950 sworn deputies and 410 civilian employees, the hillsboro county jail in tampa, florida is like a city unto itself. everybody head on back to your bunks. we will be serving lunch shortly. while safely securing inmates is the top priority, the jail is supported by a vast infrastructure that must complete a large number of tasks for a large number of inmates. the laundry facility alone is manned ten hours a day, seven days a week. we do approximately 12,000 pounds of laundry a day. james turner supervises the operation.
i ve got to deal with it, and it s hard. it really is hard, you know? but perez knows showing too much emotion here can be dangerous. you can t let people see you for what you are. that s where your weaknesses and your faults come in. people will ride that right to the bank. you have to be an actor while in jail because sometimes you re going to have to be an act other than what you really are. steven caponi is a self-professed expert at taking advantage of vulnerable inmates. he spent the last nine months in confinement for extorting alleged child molesters. recently, his request to move back to general population was granted. the sergeant gave me the third degree last night. he said we ain t going to have no problems, are we? but this is jail, you have to do what you have to do. caponi s transfer isn t the