burglary. but he has a long rap sheet on selling narcotics, right? he hasn t been convicted but once. do you know if he was a user of narcotics? no, he a clean-cut young man. he was always clean. the only reason i m asking i can t confirm this but the officer told us tonight, and we ll be waiting in the days and weeks ahead to see if this is corroborated he said the preliminary toxicology report shows that he did have heroin and marijuana in his system. would that surprise you to hear that? it would surprise me. but the officer can t confirm it either. that s just information right now, sean. no he s saying that the preliminary report came back. look i didn t have access to it. i m just telling you what a police officer in the department is saying to us tonight. and i can only report what they say. i got you. what else can you tell us? is it a common occurrence that if somebody s dealing, and the cops come to get them that they would ingest the drug?
you would think that putting criminals behind bars would stop them from committing crimes. as we with found out from talking to c.o. s and inmates, that s usually not the case, especially when it comes to gangs. the gangs inside the prison control drug trafficking, extortion. any kind of crime that you can think of that happens in the streets, it happens within the prison system. actually, gang members, their number one source in making money is through narcotics. out on the street, and the institution, they can make just as much money in the institution as they can on the street. selling narcotics leads to hits, people that have drug debts. once i came to state prison, i knew there was always a demand for drugs. miguel perez was convicted of a contract murder and drug trafficking, when he was only
? yoop them from committing crimes. as we with found out from talking to c.o. s and inmates, that s usually not the case, especially when it comes to gangs. the gangs inside the prison control drug trafficking, extortion. any kind of crime that you can think of that happens in the streets, it happens within the prison system. actually, gang members, their number one source in making money is through narcotics. out on the street, and the institution, they can make just as much money in the institution as they can on the street. selling narcotics leads to hits, people that have drug debts. once i came to state prison, i knew there was always a demand for drugs. miguel perez was convicted of
seem to be, as some peopleyñ would you have believe. in other words, move on, nothing here to see. the stats spitz referring to come from the centers for3oym putting black men in prison for crimes like selling narcotics. many on the left see nothing wrong with selling heroin, cocaine and meth. they call it a nonviolent crime. that should not be punished harshly. meantime entire neighborhoods like the south side of chicago were terrorized by drug gangs. and millions of americans have been enslaved or even
seem to be, as some peopleyñ would you have believe. in other words, move on, nothing here to see. the stats spitz referring to come from the centers for3oym putting black men in prison for crimes like selling narcotics. many on the left see nothing wrong with selling heroin, cocaine and meth. they call it a nonviolent crime. that should not be punished harshly. meantime entire neighborhoods like the south side of chicago were terrorized by drug gangs. and millions of americans have been enslaved or even