a couple of times. here. he doesn t answer yet right. meanwhile shandor darvish is halfway through her one year internship she s learned a lot and has taken on more responsibility today she s allowed to cut hair for the first time. i don t believe it so that s coleman. she ll be working with a volunteer not a regular customer. service. it s nerve wracking but there s a song on instructed to help with all the different steps and with the terminology gender darvish wants to get everything right it s her chance to show what she s learned over the past six months. sitting at madison inches was old and wasn t his. instructor and nearly all it starts
once the officer saw it, they both ran away. gomez polanco ran to a cell that wasn t his, inmate rivera ran to his cell. it was a little chaotic. for the most part i tried to be nonconfrontational as much as possible. it s not what i prefer, but, unfortunately, i m put in i m put into a situation that there s really not too much i can do. from what i understand, inmate rivera and inmate gomez polanco believed inmate bernard was working with some sort of police agency. since they thought he was snitching, they decided to assault him. both the inmates who attacked bernard were placed in disciplinary segregation. one of them, rafael rivera, says bernard, whose nickname is whitey, had it coming. let me tell you something. whitey don t have no friends. because he s a [ bleep ] snitch. working for the police. because he working for the police, every spot that he s going, he going to get [ bleep ] up.
his trial begins in days. but first bell has problems to deal with inside the jail. three days earlier deputy burke searched bell s mattress and found one of the largest stashes of tobacco officers had ever seen in the jail. that is a whole lot. the special investigation unit is looking into how the tobacco got into the facility. but in the meantime, the jail has handed down punishment. kirkendal got five days in segregation for being in a cell that wasn t his. david bell got ten days for possession of contraband and five days in segregation. during the segregation he will lose all privileges and be confined to a single cell 23 hours a day. what s 15 days compared to three years. no matter where you at it s all the same.
his trial begins in days. but first bell has problems to deal with inside the jail. three days earlier deputy burke searched bell s mattress and found one of the largest stashes of tobacco officers ever seen in the jail. that is a whole lot. the special investigation unit is looking into how the tobacco got into the facility. but in the mean thyme the jail has handed down punishment. kirkendal got five days in the a segregation for being in a cell that wasn t his. david bell got ten days for possession of contraband and five days segregation. during the segregation he will lose all privileges and be confined to a single cell 23 hours a day. what s 15 days compared to three years. no matter where you at it s all the same. it s just how you do your name. bell initially denied the tobacco wasn t his. he now tells a different story. yeah it was mine. it was mine. when it come to everybody else i can t really speak on them or who was involved or if it was somebody else involved.
he has because of his power. meantime, earlier, president trump, today, was tweeting this. quote, every one at the g-20 is talking about why john po december ta, from the hillary clinton campaign refused to give the dnc server to the fbi and cia. the top ranking democrat, congressman adam schiff said, quote, sure, that s the big talk, not climate change. why didn t john podesta give a server that wasn t his. your reaction? i can t figure out. you go overseas and the conversations have to do with climate change, what s going on with syria, american commitment to nato. critical issues. i can t believe anybody knows what happened to the dnc server. the critical aspect is the president left the united states and he s airing american laundry