and i began to shoot at them. although i didn t hit any of them, i was shortly captured by police officers. hinkston believes he s only been made worse by incarceration. i believe the administrative segregation makes you extra ult ultraaggressive due to the fact that if they cage you like a animal, you will be subject to act like a animal. when you create a condition where people is being governed by you and you acceptedly oppress them people, they will eventually rise up against you. having heard this philosophy 23 year veteran sergeant moore thought the need to interject. i asked about you.
i i m forced to stay here. against my will. and they let me today i ll walk out the door and never look back. how many times have you said that? once. just now. . [ laughter ] i find that hard to believe. don t [ expletive ] me. don t [ expletive ] me. you can t even say it with a straight face. don t [ expletive ] me. how many times have you said that. be honest with yourself. never. of course i talk to him. i talk to everyone. but he has to want the help. he has to want to change. he has to phagoyour out what s wrong in his life that he keeps making bad choices. what choices are going on that you are not to make so you re not incasted again. coming p up mark hinkston becomes an author. i started writing this to have something positive to
he was in his cell and ripped off a corner bead of the room which he made into the shank. he is a throat staff simply because we don t know from one day to the next what his demeanor is going to be. he has shown spurts of violence. in an instant he can go to just a ball of rage. while he s incarcerated here, he will be on administrative zbagsz he cannot get along with the general population. can t get along with staff members. can t get along with anybody. he is a ticking time bomb. at some point something is going to push him over the edge to where there will be a burst of violence. hinkston has pled not guilty to all of his current charges, which include trafficking of cocaine and heroin, illegally carrying a firearm and felonious
mind. and hopefully motivate him to fight the good fight. it is a battle. i mean we came out of our fathers and went into our mother s womb. it was us amongst thousands of other sperm cells fighting in a hostile environment. and we won that battle. that was our first battle of life. hinkston says he s been fighting his own battle to change the behavior that s kept him incarcerated most of the past 13 years. i believe if i don t make a transformation in my life at this point that i m going to end up dead. so this transformation is essential for my being. i m working on a book. the reason i started writing this book is to basically have something positive to occupy my time.
than last time. if i had probably would have had a fight just because who i am. i can t let nobody play me or disrespect me in no way shape or form. everything is a choice i been reading in this bible. i need to change my ways, critical thinking and everything. is that easier said than done? it s going to be a hard thing to progress. because i ain t never thought about it like that. i have to find something. something. i don t know. i ain t figured it out yet. yeah, this is the terror zone right here. this is what i do all day, man. mark hinkston says he s been trying to change his behavior as well. he s written a book and has been advising younger inmates on the unit like pall green. but now green has been transferred to state prison to serve time for an escape conviction. before he left off the pod he came to my door and knocked.