and then wanting to share it with others. but for paris, the experience was bittersweet. i don t know if i m going to have a pastry shop when i come home. why? too much time already lost. under the terms of his plea deal, paris would be sentenced to between five and 18 years in prison. the final decision is up to his judge. it s crazy. just everything just going so fast. life is just passing by so fast. i think about it every night. did you know he had dreams of becoming a pastry chef? i know he liked baking. i know he d be high as hell he could go in the kitchen and cook a cake or cookies or something. so, yeah, i knew he wanted to do something. paris hammond s older brother, ramal, a high-ranking member of the heartless felons gang, remained in lockdown. ramal, like many other heartless felons, joined the gang during his stay in juvenile detention. be the biggest thing this century. that s the future i want. i want to be the biggest thing
was about to take a dramatic turn for all of the wrong reasons. today, i m going to take inmate paris hammond, who used to be a juvenile and is now 18, turned 18 today, he s going to be moved from our juvenile pod into our general male population. he s not going to be with the kids anymore, he s going to be with the as we call them, the big boys. he s graduating today. did you think you d spend your 18th birthday like this? yeah, i already got time. paris had recently pled guilty to two counts of felonious assault with a firearm, for shooting a 15-year-old boy during an argument and leaving him paralyzed. when we met him, he was only days away from being sentenced to a prison term that could range from five to 18 years. despite his guilty plea, paris told us he s innocent. i didn t shoot him. so you re convicted of a crime and you re saying you didn t do the crime? yes, ma am. you took a plea to something you didn t do? yeah. why? i was going to take it all the
the first time i went to jail, i was 11 years old. we re not even going to count how many times i ve been in jail. let s count how many times i ve been out of jail. that s easier. from 11 to right now, to 26, i ve been out of jail totally three years and nine months. one thing that had kept the taylor brothers coming back to jail was also a source of division between them. coming up my daddy ain t raising no dope fiends. why all of a sudden you want to start using drugs? and i start making red velvet cake, peach cobbler, strawberry cheesecake. only days from his sentencing, paris hammond reveals his passion. that s a lot of sugar, man.
hall, when i was 12 years old. the first time i went to jail, i was 11 years old. we re not even going to count how many times i ve been in jail. let s count how many times i ve been out of jail. that s easier. from 11 to right now, to 26, i ve been out of jail totally three years and nine months. one thing that had kept the taylor brothers coming back to jail was also a source of division between them. coming up my daddy ain t raising no dope fiends. why all of a sudden you want to start using drugs? and i start making red velvet cake, peach cobbler, strawberry cheesecake. only days from his sentencing, paris hammond reveals his passion. that s a lot of sugar, man.
and then wanting to share it with others. but for paris, the experience was bittersweet. i don t know if i m going to have a pastry shop when i come home. why? too much time already lost. under the terms of his plea deal, paris would be sentenced to between five and 18 years in prison. the final decision is up to his judge. it s crazy. just everything just going so fast. life is just passing by so fast. i think about it every night. did you know he had dreams of becoming a pastry chef? i know he liked baking. i know he d be high as hell he could go in the kitchen and cook a cake or cookies or something. so, yeah, i knew he wanted to do something. paris hammond s older brother, ramal, a high-ranking member of the heartless felons gang, remained in lockdown. ramal, like many other heartless felons, joined the gang during his stay in juvenile detention.