guerra s mood soon lightens when he sees an object taken from his cell. the art work he created from the torn bed sheets. but the calm does not last long. the inmate worker suddenly takes his creation away with the trash. and guerra becomes irate. guerra hangs a sheet to block his window, which is against the rules. but is of particular concern with an inmate who attempted suicide. he was pissed off because they took his trash out. he could be doing numerous things. there is no telling what he was doing. he is kind of pissed off right now because of all the stuff we threw out of his cell. why are you acting like that? [ speaking spanish ] i need you to take the sheet
we re going to start off with i ve known her probably about four years. i ve seen her on and off throughout the years working at this facility here. she s always usually been an inmate worker. she has the heart to work. she wants to help people. it s not something we see a lot. i love my job. just to be able to be out. a personal relationship with staff. we get to build a trust. takes my mind off being in jail. although i should be reflecting on my crime. inmate workers are not paid, but they do get extra meals, which patricia says is compensation enough. these are all mine? yeah.
i m going to keep passing out here until i get up there or somewhere else somewhere. william jarrett s struggles in protective custody continue. few things inside the sheriff al cannon detention center help pass time faster than being an inmate worker. this is one of the best meals here at al cannon because you barely can distinguish what it is. other days you can t distinguish what it is, you re just eating it. deangelo is a worker in administrative segregation. we made him administratively segregated due to enemy status. he does have several enemies, nine in the facility. he s been fairly quiet since he s been in a1b. haven t really had any problems with him. most of toomer s enemies are from his affiliations with gangs. he s in jail on a charge of first-degree burglary to which he has pled not guilty. toomer says regardless of what
to comply. i mean, this is jail, you know. the majority of people are in here because they didn t comply. that s what got them in here. sheldon kelly was recently involved in a canteen-related fight. kelly used to be an inmate worker. he was always really respectful to us. he was a good worker for the most part. never really had many disciplinary infractions. i mean the guy tried jumping canteen. we came from passing out canteen, came into my cell. we ended up getting into a physical altercation. the inmate kelly fought, who requested not to be on camera, just gave his side of the story to the jail s disciplinary committee. you didn t owe him anything? no. you didn t take his canteen or nothing? no, i don t owe him nothing. mr. kelly? now it s kelly s turn to face the committee. he could receive up to 30 days in disciplinary segregation if they determine he instigated the fight. i feel like it s going to play out in my favor because i didn t do nothing wrong. i de
you want to be a felon? i ve known her probably about four years. i ve seen her on and off throughout the years working at this facility here. she s always usually been an inmate worker. she has the heart to where she wants to help people. it s not something we see a lot. i love my job. just to be able to be out. a personal relationship with staff. we get to build a trust. takes my mind off being in jail. i should reflecting on my crime. inmate workers are not paid, but they do get extra meals, which patricia says is compensation enough. these are all mine? yeah.