i feel in some kind of way, he s shaking out my panties right now and going through my dirty clothes. i m far to boring to have anything they would want to take. unless they want a copy of orange is the new black. wnnmates and send them back to their cell. today the search doesn t turn up any drugs or serious contraband. we ll pick up all the garbage, take it out of here, and then all the cells will be opened and they ll be able to come out and do their daily routine. our rooms get trashed, you know, but what can we do about that? we re in jail. while frequent cell searches go a long way to keeping drugs away from the inmates, some of them create their own concoctions for a little boost. oh, you put too much water in it. we need more kool-aid. one of the most popular is known as the whippet. the whippet is a tablespoon of coffee, i believe, right? yeah. a tablespoon of coffee and a
Oil. what is that? it s praying oil. it s praying oil. prison incent. i tape it to the vent. that s how the oil come out of it. so, it work. but it doesn t kill another man s smell. that s why you try to use the flushes. that s in case you use all your flushes up then, hey, you got to deal with it. cell searches continue at corcoran in the wake of the incident at tehachapi, giving rookie officer faldon a crash course. it definitely opens your eyes up and lets you know, you know, this can happen to you. so, you take extra precautions in everything you do. make sure, you know, no one s behind your back that s not supposed to be there. you just sort of got to live with it. this is what i want to do. so, i m here. you know? there s no turning my back now. are you worried about pissing some inmate off?
I am royalty of racing, i am the twisting thundercloud. raise your steins to the king of speed. last night, we conducted cell searches. we rushed up on the door, caught the inmates by surprise. searched them after business hours. upon entering the cell, we found some contraband. metal stock and an inmate-manufactured weapon. we probably caught them in the act of attempting to sharpen and put an edge on the weapon. we feel that s what happened. this is the weapon and metal stock we removed from the cubical. we placed it out on the bunk so we could take some better pictures of it.
Go up to the cell, strip the inmates out, bring them out of the cell and complete our cell searches. get to the door, go ahead and pop them. we re pretty much looking for any kind of contraband, any kind of weapons, drugs, tattoo paraphernalia. turn around. strip out. turn around. you smell anything? i m telling you right now you will be did you swallow something? swallow something? are you serious? what would i swallow? you tell me, i m asking you. some chips. that s your story, right? this is crazy. 209. when we first came up on the cell, the individual on the top bunk jumped down and we had him in here, we told him to take his
The kites, send them to the squad and make copies of your addresses and get your addresses right back to you. okay. all right? okay, turn around, back out. doing these cell searches and we re coming up with a lot of contraband, a lot of information that they don t want us to have. we re hitting them all so we don t ever know if our lives are in jeopardy until we find our names on a piece of paper and we get that information. so, we keep plugging away and hope for the best. you can see they re hit-or-miss up here, you know. you might do ten searches and not find anything, and then you might do a string of ten searches and find something in eight of the cells, you know? so, it just comes and goes. next on lockup extended stay, jason is scheduled to parole, but that doesn t mean he s free to go. hey, before you guys go, when you go, we re going to search you, right? and if there s anything hot, you re not going to go. we re going to keep you here and write you up. you wouldn t a