provide them. one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven. there s 11 in the last 10 years. 11 what? 11 convictions for tattooing. which ain t bad. richard sampson is one of the more prolific tattoo artists at the limon correctional facility in colorado. he shared a handful of his many disciplinary write-ups with us. one tattoo motor. connected to a razor belonging to inmate sampson. one radio, one medical syringe with needle. one bottle of ink. tattoo gun needle. one nuisance contraband. one spring being altered into a needle for tattoo gun found on desk. which is my desk. alarm clock radio, eight needles, one bottle of ink, one tattoo gun, one ink blood rag. got ink and blood on it. you re not very good at hiding your stuff, are you, mr. samson? out of all these, i get away
in about ten minutes we re going to go down to the 2-2 unit for a shakedown. a total of 34 cells. make sure you have your protective gloves on and verbalize what you want from these people. inmates will only do what you allow them to do. if there s any issues, contact one of us. if there s any questions, contact one of us. is that clear? questions? sir, yes sir. all right. any questions? all right. fall out. a shakedown is a little bit different from a room search whereas you actually handcuff the inmate, bring them out of the room, search his room with a three-person team. forward, march. and then at the end of it, they get stripped searched and placed back inside their room so you can be virtually assured the room is clean. sir, stand up, please. hands behind your back, palms up. separate your feet, sir. behind your back. looking for nuisance contraband. health and welfare type thing.
provide them. one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven. there s 11 in the last 10 years. 11 what? 11 convictions for tattooing. which ain t bad. richard sampson is one of the more prolific tattoo artists at the limon correctional facility in colorado. he shared a handful of his disciplinary write-ups with us. one tattoo motor. connected to a razor belonging to inmate sampson. one radio, one medical syringe with needle. one bottle of ink. tattoo gun needle. one nuisance contraband. one spring being altered into a needle for tattoo gun found on desk. which is my desk. alarm clock radio, eight needles, one bottle of ink, one tattoo gun, one ink blood rag. got ink and blood on it. you re not very good at hiding your stuff, are you, mr. samson?
looking for nuisance contraband. health and welfare type thing. milk, food they might have taken off the feeding line. things like that. they re also looking for contraband, weapons, drugs, anything like that. what s in the pocket? tea bags. tea bags? guys, make sure all that milk comes out because you don t know how long it s been there for. so far, we ve been in here for about, what, 15 minutes and this is as far as i got. so it s like you want to get every inch. i m breaking a sweat, so i feel better taking my time and finding something or not even finding nothing than rushing through it and overlooking four or five things. they did very well. they did exactly what they were trained to do. they ve been doing an outstanding job. shakedowns like these will become commonplace should the officer candidates make it as jail deputies. every day we conduct random cell searches that are computer generated. however, in addition to those we do targeted cell searches based on
these people. inmates will only do what you allow them to do. if there s any issues, contact one of us. if there s any questions, contact one of us. is that clear? questions? sir, yes, sir. all right. a shakedown is a little bit different from a room search whereas you actually handcuff the inmate, bring them out of the room, search the room with a three-person team. forward, march. and then at the end of it, they get stripped searched and placed back inside their room so you can be virtually assured the room is clean. sir, stand up, please. hands behind your back, palms up. separate your feet, sir. behind your back. looking for nuisance contraband. health and welfare type thing. milk, food they might have taken off the feeding line. things like that. they re also looking for contraband, weapons, drugs, anything like that. what s in the pocket?