individuals currently in custody. behind the doors here so many lawmakers said it was mistreating detainees, lack of resources. what we saw when we got a tour, was really quite a surprise. take a look. where are we? currently in the intake process, this facility houses 1940 detainees after they get classified and booked into the facility, we give them hygiene items, soap, shampoo conditioner, toothbrush, toothpaste and bed linen, socks, shoes and their uniform and medicare is a top-notch priority, we have medical clinics here. something we offer his phone calls and pro bono attorneys.
i m a female and i m incarcerated and i m african american. that s three strikes against me. i think i have another chance to become someone. i would always turn my client away from the mirror so she s surprised when she see the transformation. shampoo and conditioner please. jenny brown is 21 and serving six to eight months for traffic and cocaine and breaking an entering. this is where i hand out the supplies. brushes, shampoo conditioner, grease, spritz, curlers perm rods. i make sure everything is sanitized and clean. many of the inmates see the program as a chance not only to better their lives, but the lives of their children. lance and derry. my 6-year-old and 2-year-old. that s why i m here so i can provide what they need. it s what you make it.