yeah. i ate all my commissary already, so i have to wait until friday. i am so hungry. there s a lot of hope for her if she chooses to do something about it. she has only been out there a couple years now, so she remembers a very good life. is there anything quick you need done. no, i m good. you said you were going to put $20 in. i appreciate that. thank you. a certain person would try to manipulate him or take advantage of him and i haven t done so. i think that s why our friendship has continued to be so good. i love you. i love you, too. i ll set up appointment for next monday. personally i think she s right where she needs to be and get into a program here instead of getting out of here and i m sure she will just go right back to what she s doing. nyp applied for the 90 day sober living unit, but the
bring you the money. can you call him right now for me, let him know? yeah. then i m going to call you back. okay. love you. tom is broke right now. tom won t have money for about a month. nyp s plan is to have another friend from the streets bring the money to hawkins. babe, bring $1500 to tom so he can come bail me out. reason being, he won t come down here, put his id and go through all that, and he is also responsible if i am on bond if something happens. tom is willing to make himself responsible. coincidentally, one of nyp s new friends in jail, lisa rush, knows the man nyp asked to put up her bond. you not going to have to pay him no money back? no, no. you sure? it has been like that, no, nothing like that, no.
nearby elementary school. many people that knew me from school, if they see me now, they would know something is seriously wrong. two years ago, i started smoking crack and i resigned from my job and lost both of my daughters and started living on the streets using crack. nyp is charged with possession of narcotics, pled not guilty and awaiting trial. she says her problems began with a pain pill addiction that escalated when her youngest daughter chose to live with her father and girlfriend. she wanted a family. i wanted that when i was growing up. i said you can go live with your dad. from that point on, it became empty. my older daughter was involved in high school sports and wasn t home. i would work and my little one was gone.
did dad talk to an attorney or anything? my only plan this time is having my parents pick me up and maybe going home with them right off the get go and seeing which programs or having them bring me straight to a program. nyp s parents home is 40 miles and a world apart from kent county jail. while it might seem an ideal place in which to recover, nyp s mother jamie, raising her teenage daughter, says that s no longer an option. i want her to go somewhere but i don t know what i would do with her because, you know, we have her children to think about and you can t have that going on. any time i have gotten out of here, i have been using crack within an hour of leaving here, so i have no positive past of even making it whatsoever. during one of nyp s earlier
this brawl with the police. the violence even escalating into one woman being pepper sprayed in the face. look at this! at least 80 people were taken away in handcuffs, the nypd, currently investigating the use of pepper spray in these tapes. we asked trace gallagher to join us live from the breaking news desk. reporter: these protests are being fueled by websites like facebook and twitter, the group, occupy wall street, their hope is to try and draw attention to what they call a dysfunctional financial system that benefits the rich and hurts the poor. as you see here, the protests turn out very much peaceful. this is video from wnyp, our new york fox affiliate, but what you re missing here and you ll see it quickly, this thing gets ugly and ugly fast. as many as 80 of these protesters were actually arrested. but what you don t see is the context in all of this. in each individual case,