why are you doing that? just to keep it from getting infected. i m going to keep on cutting. why are you going to keep on cutting? because i am. what would make you stop? if you had time to keep on coming up here doing this, i m going to keep on cutting. till i die. basically i m going the hard way. across my neck. i ain t playing. the last thing i want you to do is for you to hurt yourself any more than you already have. because coleman threatened his own life, he s transferred to an observation cell and placed on suicide watch. meanwhile, officer ernest searches coleman s old cell to find what he used to cut himself. that looks like he ripped his armband and it s laminated and it s got the sharp corner on it. looks like that s what he s been using to potentially hurt himself. coleman will exchange his jail uniform for a suicide smock.
on several fronts. the next time i will try that next time i get pulled over. can we move on please. campaign ads are not crazy at all. it brings us to a congressional race in north carolina. he is facing a stiff challenge from a county official, but there is a lesser known candidate. it is a spokeswoman and judging from daly s new ad she ain t playing. this feminist decided to cut benefits and cut the budget. she voted for a tax increase and let homosexuals to marry. she voted to raise the debt ceiling twice to pay for abortions in dc. she is pro-am necessity and let child molesters stay in america. as a republican you can be a rhino. i am hunting rhinos. care to join me?
they re angry at the officers that arrested them. sometimes they take that aggression out on us. during shoots at three of the nation s largest jail systems, our crews have always come to expect the unexpected. this is how we wash our clothes, in the sink. at the miami-dade county jail we ran into a young inmate who was washing his clothes in the sink in his cell. he was an interesting looking kid. we asked for an interview. is for the birds, man. this is for the birds. they locked up. it s for the [ bleep ] birds. the interview is not like a lot of interviews. it had a lot to do with lazaro complaining about conditions. nobody, man. they ain t playing, man, they giving out permanent homes across that courthouse. the next thing we know officers were running in, telling us we had to grab our gear and go.
third strike. they re angry at the officers that arrested them. sometimes they take that aggression out on us. during shoots at three of the nation s largest jail systems, our crews have always come to expect the unexpected. this is how we wash our clothes, in the sink. at the miami-dade county jail we ran into a young inmate who was washing his clothes in the sink in his cell. he was an interesting looking kid. we asked for an interview. this is for the birds, man. this is for the birds. they locked up. it s for the [ bleep ] birds. the interview is not like a lot of interviews. it had a lot to do with lazaro complaining about conditions. nobody, man. they ain t playing, man, they giving out permanent homes across that courthouse. the next thing we know officers were running in, telling us we had to grab our gear and go.
merit lite. but, you know, it s a lot better than jail. where are you cut at? here. why are you doing that? just to keep it from getting infected. i m just going to keep cutting it. why are you going to keep on cutting? because i am. what would make you stop? if you had time to keep on coming up here. i m going to keep on cutting. till i die. it s going the hard way. across my neck. i ain t playing. the last thing i want you to do is for you to hurt yourself any more than you already have. because coleman threatened his own life, he s transferred to an observation cell and placed on suicide watch. meanwhile, officer ernest searches coleman s old cell to find what he used to cut himself with. a piece of his armband. he ripped his armband. it s laminated, got this sharp corner on it. looks like that s what he s been using to potentially hurt himself. coleman will exchange his jail uniform for a suicide