coming up. inmate schilling got 60 days on this write-up. joshua schilling gets some discipline. you know what recidivism is? no. and some advice. you re only 20 years old, man. yeah. don t fall into this trap. but first i probably started using methadone and cocaine together when i was about 6 1/2 months pregnant. after giving birth in jail, an inmate struggles with being an absentee mom. he said last night that she actually said her first words, which was dada. it wasn t mom, which kind of sucks. tening. you don t like my lasagna? no, it s good. -hmm. -oh. huh. [ both laugh ] here, blow. blow on it. you see it, right? is there a draft in here? i m telling you, it s so easy to get home insurance on progressive.com. progressive can t save you from becoming your parents. but we can save you money when you bundle home and auto.
segregation, but he says that s by design. i d rather be somewhere by myself where i can focus on getting out and trying to get my life back together, and so that s why i m here in ho, is because basically, i told them get me away from everybody. i need to get myself somewhere where i can get my head, focus on my case. michael draper likes to manipulate his housing. he prefers to be in a single cell. not common, but it happens with inmates that don t want to be in, what you d say a chaos of a dorm, 30-man dorm, whether it s for reasons of fighting their case or just the solitude. but what he does is, when he s about to serve out his disciplinary, he ll create a situation where he gets written up internally, whether it be flooding, whether it d be verbally abusive to an officer, create a situation where it warrants him getting written up, gets continuous disciplinary. draper isn t the only inmate with a history of acting out in segregation. [ bleep ] joshua schilling s recent outb
during schilling s 11-month stay at louisville metro, he has been anything but a model inmate. he s very childish, got a middle schooler s kind of attitude. every time he wants attention, that s how he acts out. [ inaudible ] do you feel better now? he s standing up on the bench in here kicking my door. put them tighter, even tighter. i ain t going to worry about that [ bleep ]. it disrupts the entire wall. you get one person started, the other person started. the other inmates, whether they re trying to make a phone call, read, concentrate, whatever it just, you know, they all kind of start acting out the same thing. got to take these off. s usually one starts acting out, we try and remove them from that situation as quick as possible because we know whas going to happen with the other ones. still kick like this. now i m going to why do you insist on making things hard? i m just playing. stand up. we re not playing. we re done playing. stand up. i can s
included banging on the door and flooding the hallway, prompted staff to remove him and place him in a holding cell, pending disciplinary action. joshua schilling, he received a write-up for damaging departmental property, being disruptive, stopping of the plumbing that s flooding. inmate schilling does that when he gets mad, i think it s 15 times in 12 months. inmate schilling got 60 days on this write-up. with schilling about to leave for prison to start his 15-year sentence, one of the jail s veteran officers, lieutenant collins, hopes to get through to him so that he might some day learn from his mistakes. how old are you now? 20. you re 20 years old, man. you know, you continue down that path, it s just going to go back and forth. you re going to be in the system. and you know what recidivism is? no. it s just you keep coming back, keep coming back. but you re only 20 years old now, so you have an opportunity to get your mind right. you see what i m saying?
getting out and trying to get my life back together, and so that s why i m here in ho, is because basically, i told them get me away from everybody. i need to get myself somewhere where i can get my head, focus on my case. michael draper likes to manipulate his housing. he prefers to be in a single cell. not common, but it happens with inmates that don t want to be in, what you d say a chaos of a dorm, 30-man dorm, whether it s for reasons of fighting their case or just the solitude. but what he does is, when he s about to serve out his disciplinary, he ll create a situation where he gets written up internally, whether it be flooding, whether it be verbally abusive to an officer, create a situation where it warrants him getting written up, gets continuous disciplinary. draper isn t the only inmate with a history of acting out in segregation. [ bleep ] joshua schilling s recent outburst in his cell, which included banging on the door and flooding the hallway, prompted