I now work with a lot of the staff who worked at CCA Adams county when the riot happened. The inmates warned staff not to come to work, some sent anonymous letters to staff warning them and it fell on deaf ears. They failed to protect the staff who they knew were targets. He was murdered on his off day and was called in to work when upper management knew full well inmates wanted and fully intended to kill him. CCA Adams County was HORRIBLE. All of the inmates were immigrants and the language barrier prevented staff and inmates from being able to communicate. Inmates medical concerns were going untreated, the food was horrible and the Warden was a damn fool for ignoring the warnings. Lt Loftin mentioned in the video is a coworker of mine now and he still to this day has PTSD. He blames himself for his best friends murder.
@@rihrih2013 I totally believe it I've never been to prison but I've been to jail many times and they don't care about you I've seen it and had it happen to me
Inmates generally do not want to kill the guards in these cases, they know it will just create an even worse case for them overall. They just use them as negotiation pieces, so to have an actual hit list….. there was something going on there with them. Sad story overall.
I worked in prisons 25 years knowing it is a very dangerous place, but there is no excuse for warning signs not being addressed which could have prevented the loss of this officer. Corporation’s need to be held accountable, the after action report showed the dangers of this situation and shortcuts in staffing, inexperienced staff, supervisors and lack of bi lingual staff to help with communication. I am so sorry for the victims and no one knows the danger inside those fences unless you have been there. Low risk inmates turn into animals when control is lost.
Treat them as such. Unfortunately it's a violent cycle in their. On both sides. It's a bad system and it's designed that way. They use torture on in mates. Deprivation on many levels. From touch to sight smell sound. Keys rattling to steal slamming doors. It's a very degrading system and expect them to become kind and courteous and turn into great members of society. I don't think he should have lost his life. But he probably had a beating coming because of the system. 25 years you would be very numb to the system.
There are ways to overcome communication barriers. We sometimes bring up Google Translate and communicate that way. Detainee's/Inmates often appreciate the effort.
You are correct in your point of view and how to avoid these prison riots but in addition to your ideas, I think CCA needs to add lethal weapons to prevent future prison riots. That officer on that rooftop should've at least been armed with a pistol in that situation. Also there should be elevated armed posts around the prisons as an added safety measure.
That new Mexico prison riot in 1981 was beyond crazy..none stop violence I watched the documentary on the riot a few years back..it should still be on UA-cam ..the way the hardcore inmates killed the prison snitches was straight up barbaric....
@@complexblackness no the snitchs were locked in their cells so the inmates found a blow torch and torched through each cell on at a time ..then they went in and slaughtered them ..just imagine being locked in your cell and u hear them coming down one cell at a time and you're next ...
Theres over 100 polaroid photos that prisoners took during that riot after finding a camera. Beyond that, the documentaries on that riot cover just about all of it. Think theres a book about it too. Impossible to find those photos apparently, same with just about all riot footage taken by prisons
These are always so well put together. I'm going to really enjoy watching this channel grow and get the recognition it deserves. Thanks for the great content
@@JohnSmith-pn1vv i mean you probably only get your information from twitter, noone expects you to understand. Also the reason for the riot and the reason for them being incarcerated are two different things!!! how many gaurds starved the inmates? How many gaurds denied family visits for no reeason? how many gaurds reported corruption within the prison? The C.O's are the animals if anything!!!
It is so sad that in this country we allow people to make a profit off of other people being locked up in a prison. How this is legal is truly baffling. To act like this way of making a profit isn't a horrible error is insane.
Capitalism man. We have made healthcare, education and incarceration a for profit industry and that is an untenable situation that will have deep and dangerous consequences.
Almost always when a CO is stabbed they had it coming. Some CO be on power trips disrespecting you & the little things you have. They go out of there way to make you life more harsher than it has to be so when it kicks off best believe they will be thinking about revenge. The opposite is also true I've seen CO who simply pay common courtesy to convicts get protected or given a pass. End of the day you can't treat humans like animals & if you do be prepared for the consequences.
@@johnmn3500 it’s literally common sense. Why would somebody already in prison just stab a CO that has never said anything to them or they never interacted wit.
@@-BRICKZ same reason as why people kill others who have done nothing to them or have done something very mild like allegedly disrespecting them? Prisons are full of people who attacked people who didn’t deserve it so this logic makes no sense.
Private prisons cut staff and safety precautions to save money, quality of food,toiletries,etc are bare minimum also to save money. They are told when the BOP is going to check the facility and they make everything look good before and afterwards they go back to bare minimum. Guards and inmates safety is put at risk to increase profits. Look into it.
You ain’t lying. I was an inmate at a cca. We got new uniforms one week and everything got deep cleaned. Got a visit then they wanted all the good uniforms back and we went back to normal. I hate that type of shit. Hide the problems for a big wig. That does nothing to help anyone out. Show them how it really is.
I've worked in a prison during a riot and I'd honestly never work as an officer again. The toll on your physical and mental health is worth more than a paycheck.
Look into the female guard that was killed at Monroe Correctional Complex Washington State buy a inmate who should not have ever been allowed any movement in the institution. Horrifying story to tell. Btw love the channel bro keep it up 💯
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Excellent channel. I love the way you narrate the videos, and I’m always intrigued even though the stories are horrific. I thought I was subscribed but just realized I wasn’t. You just earned a new sub. I hope this channel takes off, I can tell quite a bit of work is put into each segment.
As a former inmate of a max security prison all correction officers should read this. As a person who served 7 years I've seen many officers attacked. The guards who are safe from attack are the ones who have the same attitude daily, enforce your rules and never switch up letting it go one day and being an asshole the next. It's ok to treat inmates as people, these dangerous people that your around have morals as well. I had officers I'd risk my life to protect if i seen them in danger. But these are the ones who were respectful, let small petty shit like hanging art, tying up your TV to the bed, letting you keep your extra pillow. You know them small rules that aren't hurting anyone. It's ok to enforce security threats and major infractions we know to fallow them but the picture of my son taped to a wall isn't hurting anyone and ripping them off damaging my stuff would make something so little much bigger of an issue. If it must come down ask me to do it and I'll comply but you rip or damage it in anyway we have a much bigger issue. The small things really do matter to us when we have so little we charish everything we own from my pens to my old notebook or magazines I'd be willing to fight for them. Anyways the cool ones who are the same daily I'd stop others from attacking, treating them negative, name calling. I'd explain hey that's the cool one don't fuck with that guard and most would listen. If I thought you were in danger I'd give you the heads up risking my life for your safety even though I have to spend 24hrs a day with these people for years and thinking I'm safe on another unit think again. There's always a way to spread word to different prisons and different yards. So just u letting the little things go and being respectful I'd be risking life. Now for the assholes who treat us like animals I'd probably sit back and.watch. I wish you the best but I won't risk my life for the person who treats me like crap on the daily. And remember the inmates who are right there in that 30 sec to 3 min it takes guards to rush in is all someone needs to do some serious damage. If ur one who deserves to be protected u don't gotta sit and take that couple min beating. Any guard who reads this set you stopwatch and sit there for just 2 min. In that time a makeshift weapon or lock can leave you severely injured. Whichever of the two you are, stay safe.
I have a learning disability caused by lead toxins. I had a tough time navigating through, school, work at home. My peers, co workers/employers and my family were very cruel to me. It hurt because I didn't know what was wrong with me. I knew something was wrong but it wasn't until I was 27 y/o when my mom slipped up and said my behavior was the adverse effects of lead poison. I say this to say, parents please get check ups on your children's (including the adult one's) brain. You never know... NOW life is much better...I've been doing so much research and reading.
Hey hey I understand where you're coming from don't let nobody get you down you keep going and keep on keeping on and you seem like a pretty bright person to me
That guard that got killed probably had it coming to him. A lot of these guards are bullies and let the power get to them. Although criminals, they are well aware of who treats them well and who doesn't so this wasn't just a random killing. That guard finally got a taste of his own medicine........ had he treated those prisoners fairly he would have still been alive. There's a lesson to be learned here for correctional officers, it is all about 'respect' in the prison system and they all know this, some just choose to overstep the boundaries and, well, this is what happens.
If the government can't even do their job holding the private facilities responsible, why in the world would we expect them to be able to run them themselves?? Government is totally inept.
Working at a prison, my parents working at a prison, my grandmother, being chief deputy warden what causes people to rise up inmates and what not this way, is treating people like shit
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Co's don't be having that in NY prison yards, when we huddle up deep they make us break it up in yard....they don't like it when it seems like we planning on something. I always remember them telling us to break it up when we just be kicking it...
I was at Crowley County prison, (CCA) in 2004 for the riot there. I'm actually named in the lawsuit against them and we won. Have you done a story on that riot? Colorado just east of Pueblo.
18 years and counting in corrections and I have talked to a great deal of inmates and not a single one ever thought the Private Prisons they had been to were safe. They always tell me the staff there don’t give a damn about their job and let the inmates do whatever they want. Prisons are difficult to run for sure but these Private Prisons are the worst. It takes a lot for all the inmates to agree to something like a riot against staff. Inmates generally act in small groups and they know a riot is very bad for their drug business so they try to avoid them.
Prisons for profits are a big fkn problem!! They lobby for trash laws that shouldn’t be crimes and for petty nonviolent crimes to require jail time ! I’ve hated Profit Prisons since the day I saw CCA in action at Draper in Utah ! 😊
As an ex con I want to know what the officers on the Hit list did. Because I know when I was locked up we didn't take it personal if a guard was doing his job within the rules. We only took it personal when they made it personal.
In the streets or incarcerated, riots,murder,destroying their home is how they think they are going to get respect, it's not hard give respect get respect. If you don't like being in prison, don't break the law, prison is supposed to suck, thats the point.
That inmate is absolutely right. Not to memtion the majority of inmates in this country will be released (a good 80-85% at least). You dont want a bunch of men & women that have been treated horribly put back on the street because those treated that way will create victims (or more depending on their original conviction). You also dont want to be one of those asshole COs that can end up in this situation at any given time because inmates will always outnumber COs & other prison staff & they will remember who was fair & respectful as well as those who werent
I know people who were there I worked for that company but in a different state during that time. It was a hard hit. There is another prison in Tennessee called trousdale that was exploding for the first few years it was open. Or the Hawaiians and how they used to run prisons. Going to love watching more.
It's crazy they only "offed" one CO. Anyone that knows even a little bit about prison knows that respect is the most valuable thing to inmates. Being disrespectful will literally be the end of you even from your own ppl. The guards know this and still are vicious with the disrespect. Imo they got lucky only 1 was gone. They should've got them all.
The crazy thing is that the Hispanic population in Mississippi is very little it is mostly black and white but it doesn’t surprise me at the least that they would house these inmates from wherever they got them for profits
I wonder what or how these corrections officers treated and acted towards these inmates that made them get out on their hit list. I also want to know from other COs that weren't on the hit list and want to know the actions they undertook to not get put on that same hit list. I heard the callers insight on what was going on with beatings and unfair treatment brought on by certain COs.
Very informative, direct, great voice, and great presentation. Congratulations, you're poised to become very successful in UA-cam. 🎉 You should do a video about the shooting that happened in my hometown El Paso, Texas. The people who died deserve to be remembered. 😢
I worked repairing inmate phones all over the country. CoreCivic sucks. You do not want to be in their facility, wherever it is. Story time: we were doing an install at CoreCivic in Casa Grande, AZ. They were short-staffed, of course, but we had to be escorted. They brought in a guard who usually worked outside. The second we walked on a pod escorted by this guy, it exploded. Every inmate was screaming, "Fuck you, G___!" (place was locked down of course) Later he told me they all hated him because he writes them up, he's not taking their shit. Another CC guard told me, "That guy is such a hardon. He can't work inside, they'd kill him. The rest of us are just getting through the days, same as the prisoners."
I worked for CCA from 2008 until 2013. Myself and 11 other officers from Virginia went to the Adams Co. Correctional Facility in 2012 and we arrived just hours after the riot ended to help with clean up and overall security. I spent two weeks there living in a hotel when I wasn't at the facility. The amount of damage and overall carnage that was imposed was unreal. Dozens of inmates were transported to hospitals for very serious injuries. I was tasked with taking one to Adams County hospital in Fayette, Mississippi. I remember he had a pen sticking out of his left eyeball and both of his cheeks were lacerated all the way through. You could see his teeth (molars) while his mouth was closed. At that point in my career I had seen some pretty gruesome stuff so it didn't really bother me that much, I was moreso happy I didn't have to be at the facility for the time being. One thing that really amazed me and something I never understood was the amount of human feces all over the compound. It was everywhere. And the blood.
Oh my God that sounds so horrible. You must be strong to work with that. I've read incarnated people smear poop because it's all they have control over.
I know someone who was there for a nonviolent. Most of the CO’s and staff were pretty horrible humans. There is literally a ton of info on the crazy shit they did to the inmates there.
Holman correction facility is the most dangerous prison in america and is a state ran prison. Private prisons are much safer than a lot of state ran correctional facilities.
Wow, the inmates had a field day at that private prison for profit. It takes real Men not some greedy corporate bureaucrats to run a prison. Too bad people were hurt, but that is what happens when these men are disrespected, physically abused, deprived, treated like slaves and animals by the staff that is there to protect them. They are human beings. The Woman CO was a liability and a vulnerable victim of violence, too bad she had to learn a tuff lesson.
I'm a retired NYC Correction Officer. Worst thing ever created was private Corrections. Training is poor and it's just for profit. And this is what happens.
@Hess Logistics 21 yrs I worked b4 I retired. Don't be disrespectful dawg. I worked with people with more guts and courage than you'll ever dream about. You know how many dirty officers I knew in my career? 2. That was it. Sure there were some. For real. You couldn't walk a mile in my boots. Private corrections is dangerous and unsafe. Rikers island is ran poorly now due to understaffing. U can Thank community deblasio for that. He was on your side tho. The criminals side. We ran the island back then. So don't tell me who was dirty. Of course a crook will always say a cop is dirty....u sleep better at night.
I bet that the private prison company got paid by his death. All these companies get life insurance policies on their employees...and the family gets nothing
You gotta love the oversite right? we called with our concerns no one ever called back lol well you clearly did everything you could what an outstanding job 👏
In 1990 there was a riot at MCI-H Maryland Correctional Institute-Hagerstown. This was the second of two riots each touching off in early June two years in a row. The smaller riot came first in what we called Vietnam. The inner recreational yard area of the prison. This was enclosed completely by the building. It was a courtyard and had a stone wall waist high surrounding the walkway that was dismantled by the inmates using the weight lifting bars and the stones then used as weapons. The second riot started in the chow hall and lasted much longer. The first riot lasted 12 to 20 hours, the second riot, almost exactly a year later, lasted 3 days. The entire prison was seized by the inmates except the out building housing areas and the back keys secured sections containing the arsenals. The national Guard took control back with force. Over 250 inmates and dozens of officers were casualties. I would love to see a report on that riot.
😮 Dang it man. I was in prison in ACI Florida. Its considered one of the bloodiest pounds in Florida. Hell was always breaking loose. My first day they were pressure washing the outside concrete area trying to get all the blood off the walk. Saw a LT and two other officers get poked up very badly for not letting the inmates stay up for the Super bowl. 58 months. I will never ever go back. 😢
I did time in cca / la palma c.c in eloy, Arizona, north fork c.f in sayre Oklahoma , talahatchie county in Tutwiler ms. I was sentenced to 10 years state time in California 2007.. the terminator was our governor and prisons were overcrowded. Cells, gyms and dayrooms filled from southern Cali all the way up north.. well they started sending inmates “out of state” . Cca first time dealing with California prison politics. Surenos, nortenos, bloods and crips, skins and peckerwoods, the polotics within the others (Asians, usos, indians, etc.) cuz they wit it too.. this is a crazy situation here obviously but at each prison I was at out of state there were riots with the cca staff. One guard in Mississippi got his eye stabbed out in riot between surenos and staff in chow hall.. cca seen so much there has to be so much footage from their cameras.. those prisons were flooded with drugs and phones the things I seen in those facilities I seen no where else straight convicts manipulated so many weak minded guards to bring stuff for 15 to 25 hundred while they flip it for 5 to 10 k worth. Facts!! I returned to Cali 2015 and they closed down the last facility in tutwiler Mississippi in 2016..
You have been miss informed about 2 officers been killed in CCA . You need to go back 2000 in Hardeman County and South Central in Wayne County and other prisons that are run by CCA . I'm a former inmate myself. Being in private prisons is like hell and CCA will treat inmates like a animals and not like a human beings. CCA do have away of cover up things that goes on in their private prisons.
I now work with a lot of the staff who worked at CCA Adams county when the riot happened. The inmates warned staff not to come to work, some sent anonymous letters to staff warning them and it fell on deaf ears. They failed to protect the staff who they knew were targets. He was murdered on his off day and was called in to work when upper management knew full well inmates wanted and fully intended to kill him. CCA Adams County was HORRIBLE. All of the inmates were immigrants and the language barrier prevented staff and inmates from being able to communicate. Inmates medical concerns were going untreated, the food was horrible and the Warden was a damn fool for ignoring the warnings. Lt Loftin mentioned in the video is a coworker of mine now and he still to this day has PTSD. He blames himself for his best friends murder.
What did he doo to make them Soo mad
@@arthurjenkins9757 I was told that they were calling the inmates racial slurs and mocking their accents using unnecessary force against them
@@rihrih2013 I totally believe it I've never been to prison but I've been to jail many times and they don't care about you I've seen it and had it happen to me
This happens in every prison watch milgram experiment or the stanford prison experiment. Get an idea of humanity or the lack of it.
@@arthurjenkins9757 they treated the people like cattle on top of always ridiculing them and giving them daily beatings
Inmates generally do not want to kill the guards in these cases, they know it will just create an even worse case for them overall. They just use them as negotiation pieces, so to have an actual hit list….. there was something going on there with them. Sad story overall.
I worked in prisons 25 years knowing it is a very dangerous place, but there is no excuse for warning signs not being addressed which could have prevented the loss of this officer. Corporation’s need to be held accountable, the after action report showed the dangers of this situation and shortcuts in staffing, inexperienced staff, supervisors and lack of bi lingual staff to help with communication. I am so sorry for the victims and no one knows the danger inside those fences unless you have been there. Low risk inmates turn into animals when control is lost.
Treat them as such. Unfortunately it's a violent cycle in their. On both sides. It's a bad system and it's designed that way. They use torture on in mates. Deprivation on many levels. From touch to sight smell sound. Keys rattling to steal slamming doors. It's a very degrading system and expect them to become kind and courteous and turn into great members of society. I don't think he should have lost his life. But he probably had a beating coming because of the system. 25 years you would be very numb to the system.
There are ways to overcome communication barriers. We sometimes bring up Google Translate and communicate that way. Detainee's/Inmates often appreciate the effort.
Yeah lol if you worked corrections for that long you know that CO probably earned his life being taken.
You are correct in your point of view and how to avoid these prison riots but in addition to your ideas, I think CCA needs to add lethal weapons to prevent future prison riots. That officer on that rooftop should've at least been armed with a pistol in that situation. Also there should be elevated armed posts around the prisons as an added safety measure.
@@goudagrishhdoe8925 not earned but normally there is a personal beef.
The 80's prison riot in New Mexico is definitely the worst prison riots in America that isn't really covered a lot.
Attica in New York was a bad one too
Yea that one was horrific
Too old
That new Mexico prison riot in 1981 was beyond crazy..none stop violence I watched the documentary on the riot a few years back..it should still be on UA-cam ..the way the hardcore inmates killed the prison snitches was straight up barbaric....
Took a Blow torch to their heads right?
@@complexblackness no the snitchs were locked in their cells so the inmates found a blow torch and torched through each cell on at a time ..then they went in and slaughtered them ..just imagine being locked in your cell and u hear them coming down one cell at a time and you're next ...
Theres over 100 polaroid photos that prisoners took during that riot after finding a camera. Beyond that, the documentaries on that riot cover just about all of it. Think theres a book about it too. Impossible to find those photos apparently, same with just about all riot footage taken by prisons
I'm from NM it was Feb. 2nd 1980 at PNM Santa Fe NM 33 inmates killed
Crazy man they melted em with a blow torch. I mean weren't there like 2 guards for the whole prison? Crazy AF dude
The whole justice and prison system is just disgusting and evil!!
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I’ve been incarcerated and every riot vs the jail is always about 1 thing, inmates feel they are being treated as if they are less than human.
Throwing a riot, beating women and killing somebody sounds like animals to me.
@@JohnSmith-pn1vv well when you get treated like an animal, after a while you tend to start acting like one
@@JohnSmith-pn1vv when you treat someone like an animal long enough they become animals
@@JohnSmith-pn1vv i mean you probably only get your information from twitter, noone expects you to understand. Also the reason for the riot and the reason for them being incarcerated are two different things!!! how many gaurds starved the inmates? How many gaurds denied family visits for no reeason? how many gaurds reported corruption within the prison? The C.O's are the animals if anything!!!
@@marshalltucker9050 Ya mother lol...your ignorant comment deserved and ignorant response!! go read a book smart-guy.
It is so sad that in this country we allow people to make a profit off of other people being locked up in a prison. How this is legal is truly baffling. To act like this way of making a profit isn't a horrible error is insane.
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Capitalism man. We have made healthcare, education and incarceration a for profit industry and that is an untenable situation that will have deep and dangerous consequences.
@@dwigg7700 so sad , so true
We still believe eye for eye. We punish when we should have comfortable prisons just to make sure they don't go in public going crazy not punishment
That drive for profit is also what got the guard killed. Private prisons exploit the poor on both sides of the law.
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Almost always when a CO is stabbed they had it coming. Some CO be on power trips disrespecting you & the little things you have. They go out of there way to make you life more harsher than it has to be so when it kicks off best believe they will be thinking about revenge. The opposite is also true I've seen CO who simply pay common courtesy to convicts get protected or given a pass. End of the day you can't treat humans like animals & if you do be prepared for the consequences.
Your logic is interesting. If any CO, in any place is stabbed they deserved it. How could you know that?
@@johnmn3500 it’s literally common sense. Why would somebody already in prison just stab a CO that has never said anything to them or they never interacted wit.
@@-BRICKZ not everybody locked up has it all together, not surprising if common sense is especially uncommon among human garbage
@@johnmn3500 Inmates love the ones who treat them well and want to kill the ones who don’t. That’s just how it is.
@@-BRICKZ same reason as why people kill others who have done nothing to them or have done something very mild like allegedly disrespecting them? Prisons are full of people who attacked people who didn’t deserve it so this logic makes no sense.
Private prisons cut staff and safety precautions to save money, quality of food,toiletries,etc are bare minimum also to save money. They are told when the BOP is going to check the facility and they make everything look good before and afterwards they go back to bare minimum. Guards and inmates safety is put at risk to increase profits. Look into it.
No need to look into it, you're 100% correct
You ain’t lying. I was an inmate at a cca. We got new uniforms one week and everything got deep cleaned. Got a visit then they wanted all the good uniforms back and we went back to normal.
I hate that type of shit. Hide the problems for a big wig. That does nothing to help anyone out. Show them how it really is.
You can call me socialist, Communist or whatever you want, there NO place for capitalism in the administration of prisons. Give me a break.
I've worked in a prison during a riot and I'd honestly never work as an officer again. The toll on your physical and mental health is worth more than a paycheck.
Bro this channel is stunning. I binged the whole channel in a night. Truly Haunting stories from prison. Please keep it up you got my support.
Look into the female guard that was killed at Monroe Correctional Complex Washington State buy a inmate who should not have ever been allowed any movement in the institution. Horrifying story to tell. Btw love the channel bro keep it up 💯
There is not much info on UA-cam about it at all, I would definitely be interested in hearing about it
Any more information found? UA-cam doesn't have much
This is the 2nd vid I've watched from this channel..Very well narrated & kept my interest the entire time..ima subscribe now..keep up the good content!
Amazing content and production, binge watched all of them. Great job
Excellent channel. I love the way you narrate the videos, and I’m always intrigued even though the stories are horrific. I thought I was subscribed but just realized I wasn’t. You just earned a new sub. I hope this channel takes off, I can tell quite a bit of work is put into each segment.
I could listen to these all day nonstop without a break and never get tired of it
Until it knocks on your door
As a former inmate of a max security prison all correction officers should read this.
As a person who served 7 years I've seen many officers attacked. The guards who are safe from attack are the ones who have the same attitude daily, enforce your rules and never switch up letting it go one day and being an asshole the next.
It's ok to treat inmates as people, these dangerous people that your around have morals as well. I had officers I'd risk my life to protect if i seen them in danger. But these are the ones who were respectful, let small petty shit like hanging art, tying up your TV to the bed, letting you keep your extra pillow. You know them small rules that aren't hurting anyone. It's ok to enforce security threats and major infractions we know to fallow them but the picture of my son taped to a wall isn't hurting anyone and ripping them off damaging my stuff would make something so little much bigger of an issue. If it must come down ask me to do it and I'll comply but you rip or damage it in anyway we have a much bigger issue. The small things really do matter to us when we have so little we charish everything we own from my pens to my old notebook or magazines I'd be willing to fight for them.
Anyways the cool ones who are the same daily I'd stop others from attacking, treating them negative, name calling. I'd explain hey that's the cool one don't fuck with that guard and most would listen. If I thought you were in danger I'd give you the heads up risking my life for your safety even though I have to spend 24hrs a day with these people for years and thinking I'm safe on another unit think again. There's always a way to spread word to different prisons and different yards. So just u letting the little things go and being respectful I'd be risking life.
Now for the assholes who treat us like animals I'd probably sit back and.watch. I wish you the best but I won't risk my life for the person who treats me like crap on the daily. And remember the inmates who are right there in that 30 sec to 3 min it takes guards to rush in is all someone needs to do some serious damage. If ur one who deserves to be protected u don't gotta sit and take that couple min beating. Any guard who reads this set you stopwatch and sit there for just 2 min. In that time a makeshift weapon or lock can leave you severely injured.
Whichever of the two you are, stay safe.
I have a learning disability caused by lead toxins.
I had a tough time navigating through, school, work at home. My peers, co workers/employers and my family were very cruel to me. It hurt because I didn't know what was wrong with me. I knew something was wrong but it wasn't until I was 27 y/o when my mom slipped up and said my behavior was the adverse effects of lead poison. I say this to say, parents please get check ups on your children's (including the adult one's) brain. You never know... NOW life is much better...I've been doing so much research and reading.
Hey hey I understand where you're coming from don't let nobody get you down you keep going and keep on keeping on and you seem like a pretty bright person to me
You're heading to 1 million subs in no time.
So far you're the most accurate, and intricate regarding prison stories. All facts no embellishments.
He didn’t even reach 30k yet lol
I don't feel bad for the guards, there's a good reason these prisoners finally rioted.
You are so full of shit. Those illegal aliens should have been terminated with extreme prejudice.
So excited to listen! Thank you friend
Large groups of inmates? To few CO’s! What could go wrong?
That guard that got killed probably had it coming to him. A lot of these guards are bullies and let the power get to them. Although criminals, they are well aware of who treats them well and who doesn't so this wasn't just a random killing. That guard finally got a taste of his own medicine........ had he treated those prisoners fairly he would have still been alive. There's a lesson to be learned here for correctional officers, it is all about 'respect' in the prison system and they all know this, some just choose to overstep the boundaries and, well, this is what happens.
If the government can't even do their job holding the private facilities responsible, why in the world would we expect them to be able to run them themselves??
Government is totally inept.
Working at a prison, my parents working at a prison, my grandmother, being chief deputy warden what causes people to rise up inmates and what not this way, is treating people like shit
Once again, another amazing video. I see you are just starting in YT on this channel. I pray that you stick with it! Your videos are so interesting. I'm mad because I've binged them all & don't have any to watch now. Do you upload on a normal schedule? I'd like to make sure I catch them all when they're released. I will LIKE & COMMENT on all of your vids to hopefully help you out with the YT Algorithm. 👍
we try and crank them out as fast as possible, but the last one took way too long to get together. next one won't be as big of a wait.
@@KillerChronicles it’s definitely worth the wait. The content is AMAZING! Thanks for the entertainment! It’s much appreciated.
Co's don't be having that in NY prison yards, when we huddle up deep they make us break it up in yard....they don't like it when it seems like we planning on something. I always remember them telling us to break it up when we just be kicking it...
Private owned prisons are bad news. They keep inmates as long as possible because each day spent is money in their pockets.
I was at Crowley County prison, (CCA) in 2004 for the riot there. I'm actually named in the lawsuit against them and we won. Have you done a story on that riot? Colorado just east of Pueblo.
*"Overcrowded, understaffed, and underfunded"*
Gee...what could go wrong???
Will you do a story on the Parchman Riots?
I love this channel great content bro
18 years and counting in corrections and I have talked to a great deal of inmates and not a single one ever thought the Private Prisons they had been to were safe. They always tell me the staff there don’t give a damn about their job and let the inmates do whatever they want. Prisons are difficult to run for sure but these Private Prisons are the worst. It takes a lot for all the inmates to agree to something like a riot against staff. Inmates generally act in small groups and they know a riot is very bad for their drug business so they try to avoid them.
Prisons for profits are a big fkn problem!! They lobby for trash laws that shouldn’t be crimes and for petty nonviolent crimes to require jail time ! I’ve hated Profit Prisons since the day I saw CCA in action at Draper in Utah ! 😊
This channel is absolutely awesome!
Best gang content on UA-cam, hands down.
Best channel on UA-cam but you gotta start uploading more!!!
As an ex con I want to know what the officers on the Hit list did. Because I know when I was locked up we didn't take it personal if a guard was doing his job within the rules. We only took it personal when they made it personal.
Well calling someone a racial slur is pretty personal. And this the Feds I think…. They ain’t having no disrespect
If he knew that C.O name was on a hitlist, then why would he call him in on his day off knowing a riot is going on ? Sounds like they set him up.
In the streets or incarcerated, riots,murder,destroying their home is how they think they are going to get respect, it's not hard give respect get respect. If you don't like being in prison, don't break the law, prison is supposed to suck, thats the point.
A lot of these private prisons pay their line staff $11 per hr, but pay their executive staff like 500K per year.
Recipe for success
That inmate is absolutely right. Not to memtion the majority of inmates in this country will be released (a good 80-85% at least). You dont want a bunch of men & women that have been treated horribly put back on the street because those treated that way will create victims (or more depending on their original conviction). You also dont want to be one of those asshole COs that can end up in this situation at any given time because inmates will always outnumber COs & other prison staff & they will remember who was fair & respectful as well as those who werent
Great video. Love the prison riot stories
I know people who were there I worked for that company but in a different state during that time. It was a hard hit. There is another prison in Tennessee called trousdale that was exploding for the first few years it was open. Or the Hawaiians and how they used to run prisons. Going to love watching more.
It's crazy they only "offed" one CO. Anyone that knows even a little bit about prison knows that respect is the most valuable thing to inmates. Being disrespectful will literally be the end of you even from your own ppl. The guards know this and still are vicious with the disrespect. Imo they got lucky only 1 was gone. They should've got them all.
The crazy thing is that the Hispanic population in Mississippi is very little it is mostly black and white but it doesn’t surprise me at the least that they would house these inmates from wherever they got them for profits
This was totally preventable - sad. Profiting off of misery never ends well
I wonder what or how these corrections officers treated and acted towards these inmates that made them get out on their hit list. I also want to know from other COs that weren't on the hit list and want to know the actions they undertook to not get put on that same hit list. I heard the callers insight on what was going on with beatings and unfair treatment brought on by certain COs.
@Ganó Mando questions are the natural result of wanting to know more. People want to know these things
Very informative, direct, great voice, and great presentation. Congratulations, you're poised to become very successful in UA-cam. 🎉
You should do a video about the shooting that happened in my hometown El Paso, Texas. The people who died deserve to be remembered. 😢
even the fucking private prison industry is monopolized lmfao
I cannot imagine the perverse incentives downstream from private prisons.
I worked repairing inmate phones all over the country. CoreCivic sucks. You do not want to be in their facility, wherever it is.
Story time: we were doing an install at CoreCivic in Casa Grande, AZ. They were short-staffed, of course, but we had to be escorted. They brought in a guard who usually worked outside.
The second we walked on a pod escorted by this guy, it exploded. Every inmate was screaming, "Fuck you, G___!" (place was locked down of course)
Later he told me they all hated him because he writes them up, he's not taking their shit.
Another CC guard told me, "That guy is such a hardon. He can't work inside, they'd kill him. The rest of us are just getting through the days, same as the prisoners."
I worked for CCA from 2008 until 2013. Myself and 11 other officers from Virginia went to the Adams Co. Correctional Facility in 2012 and we arrived just hours after the riot ended to help with clean up and overall security. I spent two weeks there living in a hotel when I wasn't at the facility. The amount of damage and overall carnage that was imposed was unreal. Dozens of inmates were transported to hospitals for very serious injuries. I was tasked with taking one to Adams County hospital in Fayette, Mississippi. I remember he had a pen sticking out of his left eyeball and both of his cheeks were lacerated all the way through. You could see his teeth (molars) while his mouth was closed. At that point in my career I had seen some pretty gruesome stuff so it didn't really bother me that much, I was moreso happy I didn't have to be at the facility for the time being. One thing that really amazed me and something I never understood was the amount of human feces all over the compound. It was everywhere. And the blood.
Oh my God that sounds so horrible. You must be strong to work with that.
I've read incarnated people smear poop because it's all they have control over.
Really good stuff as usual. You need more subs!
Not a good idea to treat people like shit, it all comes back
@@jonnychingas5633 wat
I know someone who was there for a nonviolent. Most of the CO’s and staff were pretty horrible humans. There is literally a ton of info on the crazy shit they did to the inmates there.
Great channel, very well done. Bravo.
Private prisons are disgusting. Capitalism gone one step too far.
Holman correction facility is the most dangerous prison in america and is a state ran prison. Private prisons are much safer than a lot of state ran correctional facilities.
Very f#^n true Lasalle management private prisons are also horrible they treated us worst than animals
Wow, the inmates had a field day at that private prison for profit. It takes real Men not some greedy corporate bureaucrats to run a prison. Too bad people were hurt, but that is what happens when these men are disrespected, physically abused, deprived, treated like slaves and animals by the staff that is there to protect them. They are human beings. The Woman CO was a liability and a vulnerable victim of violence, too bad she had to learn a tuff lesson.
It’s not the guards to keep them safe, not really
Hiring more guards means less profit for the privately owned prison.
I'm a retired NYC Correction Officer. Worst thing ever created was private Corrections. Training is poor and it's just for profit. And this is what happens.
Yeah well rikers was no safety ran jail either and y'all had more Co selling drugs than the inmates ....rikers the buck 50 factory..
@Hess Logistics 21 yrs I worked b4 I retired. Don't be disrespectful dawg. I worked with people with more guts and courage than you'll ever dream about. You know how many dirty officers I knew in my career? 2. That was it. Sure there were some. For real. You couldn't walk a mile in my boots. Private corrections is dangerous and unsafe. Rikers island is ran poorly now due to understaffing. U can Thank community deblasio for that. He was on your side tho. The criminals side. We ran the island back then. So don't tell me who was dirty. Of course a crook will always say a cop is dirty....u sleep better at night.
State prisons arent any better. Alabama doc, Mississippi doc, or florida is far worse than these private prisons.
Holman correctional facility is state ran prison but is the most dangerous prison in america
Vibez logistics, exactly lol, I was on the light side in c95 for over a year and maybe 4, 5, times a month we had lock downs. It's an absolute jungle.
I bet that the private prison company got paid by his death. All these companies get life insurance policies on their employees...and the family gets nothing
You gotta love the oversite right? we called with our concerns no one ever called back lol well you clearly did everything you could what an outstanding job 👏
In 1990 there was a riot at MCI-H Maryland Correctional Institute-Hagerstown.
This was the second of two riots each touching off in early June two years in a row. The smaller riot came first in what we called Vietnam. The inner recreational yard area of the prison. This was enclosed completely by the building. It was a courtyard and had a stone wall waist high surrounding the walkway that was dismantled by the inmates using the weight lifting bars and the stones then used as weapons.
The second riot started in the chow hall and lasted much longer. The first riot lasted 12 to 20 hours, the second riot, almost exactly a year later, lasted 3 days. The entire prison was seized by the inmates except the out building housing areas and the back keys secured sections containing the arsenals.
The national Guard took control back with force. Over 250 inmates and dozens of officers were casualties. I would love to see a report on that riot.
Great channel. Keep up the good work
Private prisons are so dystopian
As usual amazing video and thank you for enabling subtitle English is not my main lang.
I really like your videos. Your voice is sooo soothing 😌 please make more videos!! Great content 👌 👏
Worked there three years there HORRIBLE and I’m currently in an action class law suite horrible company that truly doesn’t care about the employees!
Been waiting for a new video, keep it up man !
😮 Dang it man. I was in prison in ACI Florida. Its considered one of the bloodiest pounds in Florida. Hell was always breaking loose. My first day they were pressure washing the outside concrete area trying to get all the blood off the walk. Saw a LT and two other officers get poked up very badly for not letting the inmates stay up for the Super bowl. 58 months. I will never ever go back. 😢
The first thing I thought of when I heard “hit list” is what did they do to end up on the list .
It’s a self fulfilling prophecy.
I work for Core civic everything you're saying is true 💯💯!!
I did time in cca / la palma c.c in eloy, Arizona, north fork c.f in sayre Oklahoma , talahatchie county in Tutwiler ms. I was sentenced to 10 years state time in California 2007.. the terminator was our governor and prisons were overcrowded. Cells, gyms and dayrooms filled from southern Cali all the way up north.. well they started sending inmates “out of state” . Cca first time dealing with California prison politics. Surenos, nortenos, bloods and crips, skins and peckerwoods, the polotics within the others (Asians, usos, indians, etc.) cuz they wit it too.. this is a crazy situation here obviously but at each prison I was at out of state there were riots with the cca staff. One guard in Mississippi got his eye stabbed out in riot between surenos and staff in chow hall.. cca seen so much there has to be so much footage from their cameras.. those prisons were flooded with drugs and phones the things I seen in those facilities I seen no where else straight convicts manipulated so many weak minded guards to bring stuff for 15 to 25 hundred while they flip it for 5 to 10 k worth. Facts!! I returned to Cali 2015 and they closed down the last facility in tutwiler Mississippi in 2016..
Excellent video and research!
The prisoners already control prisons. 😳
best channel on youtube right now
14:07 "Human bean" 😂
I’ve visited both the Natchez,MS and Santa Fe, NM prisons. Santa Fe’s prison is ominous.
Places likes that must hold some real darkness
Who is this narrator?? His voice is awesome!
I in joyed that video….. as all your videos keep them coming
Criminally underrated
Awesome video like always brother
Check out the Pontiac Illinois riot in the late 70s the prison is the staple of the community and is currently in the process of closing
Do a video on the New Mexico roit my uncle and dad were there
they want to keep these prisoners fighting against each other so they don't turn on guards
You have been miss informed about 2 officers been killed in CCA . You need to go back 2000 in Hardeman County and South Central in Wayne County and other prisons that are run by CCA . I'm a former inmate myself. Being in private prisons is like hell and CCA will treat inmates like a animals and not like a human beings. CCA do have away of cover up things that goes on in their private prisons.
I never expect to see a video on my hometown. I remember when this happened, but they never went into detail about.
That’s why I don’t respect ✊🏾 Michael Jordan 🇯🇴 because he puts money into prison
Most of these fuckers deserve to be there lol so much sympathy for people who would make you a victim in a matter of seconds
All prisons are like this...Corrupt CO's always exist and may even help you escape
Dude got on the list for a reason
Treat everyone with respect and kindness because you never know
I hit the 👍 b4 I even seen the video.
Always
For-profit prison sounds like a strong contender in the category of ultimate perversion of justice.
Love your work mate 🇭🇲
You sir are cold wit these vids bruv. Don't even mind waiting they that on point 👊🏽
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