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no, i mean, maybe. i mean, everyone knew this guy was a piece of trash, but who knows, you know? i never even talk to this guy. never been to his house. i ll have to talk to this wright. yeah. and see. he ll probably tell you the same thing i am. i mean, he don t know the dude. i mean, he s probably talked to him a few times. but that guy has his own circle of friends. nobody was messing with him. everybody kind of knew who he was but he s claiming that he was forced to hold that hooch. that s probably crap, man. my only warning to you is keep your hands off these guys, okay? all right. appreciate it. i can t make a decision now. because i haven t talked to the other two. but just from what i know now we ve got nothing on holloman. all i ve got is another inmate ....
Got to drink some. of course, laudone s story was no, they beat me up and made me hold it. you know? of course. there s no doubt he s scared about something. don t know what it is. i have no idea what he s scared of. whether it s a gambling debt or whether it s something to do with the super bowl. he s truly scared to the point that he turns in and fingers at the 211 leader here. you know? he knows that s a death sentence. regardless of what it is, he s going to have to leave this facility. yeah, he s done. whatever facility he goes to. holloman, wright, and just those two happy cats for now. for now, holloman and wright will be sergeant jay thomas problem. holloman is i saw him up there on the third tier. ....
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 intelligence coordinator lieutenant jim fox now moves on to the alleged assailant, jason wright. you probably know why you re here, huh? i don t, actually. you don t have any idea? why were you locked up? why was i locked up? why did you miss super bowl? i don t know. come on, dude. guess. give me your best educated ....
the judge cut holloman s sentence in half, to 15 years, with the understanding that any violent acts in prison would restore the original 30-year sentence. you get this whole new perspective. you get this chance at some kind of life outside of prison. but for holloman, nothing seems certain. i get my sentence cut in half when i don t deserve it. i wasn t doing anything to better myself in prison. just because i gave back all that time, you know, i m still a convict now. and this is still my world until i get out. so, i mean, it was tough to balance that, to you know, try to do good and better myself and, you know, hope for parole or something. but at the same time, you know, stay true to how i was schooled in prison. and, you know, not kind of showing weakness and things like that. here s why you re in a conundrum. you certainly seem to be someone that has a lot of potential. you re a leader. we all established that. you re smart. but you don t seem to want to give up crimina ....
With the understanding that any violent acts in prison would restore the original 30-year sentence. you get this whole new perspective. you get this chance at some kind of life outside of prison. but for holloman, nothing seems certain. i get my sentence cut in half when i don t deserve it. i wasn t doing anything to better myself in prison. just because i gave back all that time, you know, i m still a convict now. and this is still my world until i get out. so, i mean, it was tough to balance that, to you know, try to do good and better myself and, you know, hope for parole or something. but at the same time, you know, stay true to how i was schooled in prison. and, you know, not kind of showing weakness and things like that. here s why you re in a conundrum. you certainly seem to be someone that has a lot of potential. you re a leader. we all established that. you re smart. but you don t seem to want to give up criminal lifestyle. that s why i m curious as to ....