bound with their tattoo guns these traveling artists really can go anywhere. my colleague melissa holroyd was super vention so maybe you now now but they say now in some countries like the us and it s a very almost 50 percent of the population have a 2 wire too so popular now well for one thing they re no longer has to do is they used to be people with tests and the longest seen as a threat to society also with globalization we can cherry pick from different cultures so we chinese food we wear concho zz and through that the meaning of these things has changed ok that s the popularity big question now why you different people have tried to use this lots of different reasons some people have them as.
under pressure to get a 3 day tattoo done in just one and a half days her client had travelled all the way from austria. the plane prefers his advertisements in the flesh. with his travelling troupe of models. with just 23000 followers big lin has a bit of catching up to do but he did win big at this year s convention garnering a lot of attention from the taiwanese artist loves working on big pieces in traditional japanese style. or is he right is right and it s great because every character has his own individual story his own history he s part of a very meaningful tradition. bound with their tattoo guns these traveling artists really can go anywhere.
lot of tattoo guns, a lot of tobacco, but i ve never found any real hard drugs. so it s exciting. but nothing short of life-altering for cherry, who could be facing many more years in prison. he s going downtown probably get charged with distribution because of the amount of drugs that were there. and then with the amount of felonies he s got, he s probably going to get charged with habitual, too. he ll probably end up doing the rest of his life in prison over that now. how much time did you have left? about six years. no matter what happens with his charges, cherry s future in prison could be perilous. this offender could be in fairly grave danger if he came back to population and it would take several months of investigation and stuff from our intel people to determine if it would be safe for him to be back in population. i m pretty sure whoever the individual that it belonged to is pretty upset.
i ve found a lot of shanks, a lot of tattoo guns, a lot of tobacco, but i ve never found any real hard drugs. so it s exciting. but nothing short of life-altering for cherry, who could be facing many more years in prison. he s going downtown probably get charged with distribution because of the amount of drugs that were there. and then with the amount of felonies he s got, he s probably going to get charged with habitual too. he ll probably end up doing the rest of his life in prison over that now. how much time did you have left? about six years. no matter what happens with his charges, cherry s future in
nothing in there. come on, man. i ain t going to bull [ bleep ] you. i ve got to deal with this. it s just prison. at any time you can just be taken out of your comfort zone and put you wherever they see fit. if they deem you a hazard. even if no relevance or anything. it s just crazy. basically what we found, this guy s a bit of a tattoo artist. he s got all of the tattoo magazines. so we were thinking, oh, we re going to find something. well, we found one tattoo gun, two tattoo guns. and, you know, they say where there s smoke, there s fire. what we ll do is we ll book him on rules violation and maybe get loss of privileges or something. it is contraband. light bulbs, inmate manufacture, cigarette holders. graffiti with 666 on it. we ll confiscate it and leave them a receipt. that concludes this cell search.