into the pod, i respected theirs. they pick on the weak. i m not a strong guy. a little up there in the age. so they immediately thought, you know, let s see what this guy is in for. so they asked me for my paperwork. i said, well i m not going to show you my paperwork. then i had gone to tommy, who i knew was the head guy. tommy is tommy holloman who prison officials say is the leader of the 211 gang. i told him. i says, look, i m not going to lie to you. i said, this is what i m in for. i said it was on an ex-girlfriend of mine. i says, it wasn t on a child. i said, i m not a piece of crap, i m not a rat. he says, you know, yeah, okay. then he sent down one of his buddies and says tommy says you re all right. but what are you going to do for us? if they know that you re a sex offender or something else of that nature, then they will charge you rent to live here. i pay rent by them giving me a list of canteen items that they wanted me to order for them. it was $25 a month.
i work in the laundry and deal with the inmates on a daily basis. these guys all want to go looking good for their families to visit. really. you know what i mean? if you go to the laundry, 90% of the time you re not going to get it. not new. you re going to get stuff that s serviceable. you say, i need a pair of visiting clothes and it s going to cost you 16 tokens. and if you have a problem with that, then kick rocks, you re not going to get it. exchanging vending machine tokens for fresh prison clothes is one thing. but two other inmates have been accused of a far more serious hustle. tommy holloman, identified by prison officials as the leader of a white gang called 211, and jason wright, have both been accused by convicted sex offender david laudone of several serious offenses. laudone says he was beaten and forced to store hooch, homemade alcohol. laudone also says he s been extorted, forced to buy $25 a month in canteen items for holloman and wright. but lieutenant fox feels
most of these inmates have been on every yard or they know people in every yard. if they want him, they ll get him. limon inmate david laudone has felt like a marked man for nearly a month now. he had gone to authorities and reported that two other inmates were extorting him and forcing him to violate prison rules. one of the men is tommy holloman, the leader of a prison gang known as 211. the other, jason wright. but now only one of them remains at limon. we went on lockdown. and they shook tommy down and his cellie. it was a long shakedown, too. it was probably over an hour. maybe even longer than that. we had information that he was involved in drugs. we sent staff over to shake his cell down. and they found what tested positive for meth. they took him to the hole
i just need to finish my [ bleep ]. that s all i m concerned with. i ve got to focus. i m on a mission. a tunnel vision. i got a lot of stuff i need to finish. i need to finish my whole back. my sides. and my whole neck and stuff. how? slowly, meticulously. are you going to wait 90 days or what? no, i m going to wait for a long time. years. maybe. maybe i ll see you next time. you know, you never know. coming up most of the areas i ll get stabbed or killed. things heat up. not only for david laudone, but for tommy holloman as well. we had information that he was involved in drugs. [ male announcer ] when it comes to the financial obstacles military families face, we understand. at usaa, we know military life is different. we ve been there.
super bowl weekend at colorado s limon correctional facility has brought about a drama that has nothing to do with sports. sex offender david laudone has told authorities he was forced to hide inmate-made alcohol or hooch, and has been a victim of assault and extortion. he has fingered one of the prison s most prominent gang members, tommy holloman, of ordering the crimes and inmate jason wright of carrying them out. correctional staff have methods of protecting those in danger. by identifying his inmates in front of other inmates, laudone has made that hard to do. that s not how you handle things. you don t walk into the sergeant s office and point at other inmates and say them are the bad guys there. go arrest them. that s not how you handle things. not in a prison setting. i don t think he realizes how much peril he put himself in. holloman, wright, and laudone, himself, were immediately locked up in administrative segregation. after questioning holloman, gang