Inmate Shows Cell Mates Dying Of COVID-19 -- Nurses tell him half of the Prison is going to Die..

i'd say this is a pretty good analysis.

Barely any cases in TDCJ

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if he really wanted out he wouldn't be fucking with that "jag." that cell phone will get you a new free world charge, they were giving out 5 years like candy for those while i was in there... they catch you on it they'll take you to the nearest county jail/district court, arraign you immediately, and in the meanwhile get their IT guys to pick that phone apart for any contacts you've made with it/pics taken/vids like this, and charge everyone involved (your family on the outside) with a big fat organized crime felony charge.

you're a TDC officer? where ya at? glad i fucking got out of that place!!!

while i was in there i made a nice little hustle of "cleaning" those jags for people...

idiots were getting caught because they didnt understand that a "quick" format doesn't actually erase anything, i taught a few guys how to use "bleachbit." or perform low level "zero fill" formats :)

You ppl that think like this disgust me, and you deserve to die way more than ppl who don't wish death on others. U think ppl deserve to die from a horrible virus for selling drugs or robbing a liquor store ? Get a grip on reality you pig

Who cares if these upstanding young people die?

so you wish death on them?????

Okay but how do they charge the phones? It’s not like jails have ac outlets.

They stick them up their ass until they start getting static electricity produced from the poop... Trust me I went to Harvard.

Lol for real tho, cell phone batteries suck I have to charge mine at least twice a day.

the big units with 2 man cells (like the ones he's in) do have outlets, usually 2 or 4, you can buy things like a simple AM/FM radio, and a hotpot from commissary. the smaller "transfer" facilities do not, and on those units usually a wire from a light ballast, or from the huge shop fans they have in those types of dorms is spliced into.

you can judge a people by the way they treat prisoners

on those big units with 2 man cells, the first things you buy when you move into a new cell are,

1. a light bulb, usually like 3 bucks from commissary.
2. a a surge protector/power strip (to power your electronic devices (hot pot, AM/FM radio)

it's crazy because the electronic devices, the powerstrip and the hot pot, and the AM/FM radio are like military grade stuff,

also you use your outlet, with a pencil and a razor blade, and a bare wire connected to a ground, for a lighter (to smoke cigs or weed or toon (k2)

Since they cannot physically distance, there should be some hydroxychloroquine supplied to the prisons.

We need to make that more than ventilators. When you're on a ventilator it's likely too late. Before you get too bad, some cheap HCQS + zinc can pull you out of it.

Tough tiddies. If you didn't want to die in prison, you should have paid that parking ticket.

Good to hear, hope it stays that way.

Getting out in 3 on 15 sounds crazy itself. Going to college is a great idea, what else do you have to do with all your time? You study, they provide room and board.

fake news video...for the press to manipulate

Drinking game...everytime he say "you feel me".

Death is better than suffering in jail sometimes. Next time think twice about breaking the MOTHERFUCKING LAW, MOTHERFUCKER..

yeah it's very rare, i was sort of a special case though, i already had entry exam scores (thea/compass) because i went to college right after high school (actually during high school, and after high school (dual credit courses and then i got 2 IT certificates (CCNA/CCNP) in the 2 years after) i later went back to school in my early adult years and finished an associates... so it was easy for me to get enrolled/jump the line.. most people that attempt to go to college in prison have to first take courses to prepare for entry exams, and then pass those, and then wait to get transferred to a unit with college available...

it actually worked out very well for me, i took courses towards a business cert that was offered through a local college (local to the area i was incarcerated), i wasn't there long enough to finish my degree, but now that i am, i'm enrolled in a college here (actually the same school i went to when i was young) to finish up the last few creds i need to graduate with another associates.

Fake. They're trying to create a stir to get released. It's all a hustle.

Prisoners get cell phones now? Now.

It would seem they are trying to wag way too big of a dog, but what the hell are we going to do?

should also add the way parole works in texas, is that an inmate is eligible for parole when all of their time credits (good time + flat time + work time) equal 25 percent of their sentence, or 2 years, whichever is longer.

i had a little over 3 years flat time, got in no trouble, so had another 3 years good time, work time is factored at something like 3 days for every 30 days, which i also had full credit for because i was counted as a full time student for most of my time there (which counts as work time)

i actually had a little over the 25 percent required, but because of time it took to actually get in front of the parole board and also because i did time on 3 different units (a transfer/intake, a large ID unit with a college, and then as a condition of the parole i was granted, a rehab unit)

this also is true.


here's what will happen.. they will quarantine anyone sick, most will survive, because lets face it, those guys in there are in great shape, all they do all day long is work out/fight. this will all blow over, and the world will go back to normal in a few months.

oh and that guy will probably get some more time because his face is all over the internet now, and yes, they do have people watching for that.

nome sane?

Awesome good for you.

this is pretty much the attitude i have too.

Poetic justice perhaps? Persistent law breakers and predators succumb to their behavioral consequences. Perhaps this is a lesson to all those criminal reprobate personalities not to pursue a criminal life but psychopathic personalities can not make associative links to criminal behavior and punishment outcomes. The snake eats its tail.