I am a MH nurse and can confirm this type of person is beyond difficult to deal with because, as you say, they have full control of their behaviour. People who have never worked in a prison or hospital environment think “to behave like this they must be ill” - nope, pure choice and free will. And to make the situation even more frustrating, when you try and provide the care they seek- there is resistance and abuse. I have read your book - really interesting- thanks!
@xp8952 So true! There are people who suck the services dry, and the people who actually need help fall through the net. I hope everything works out for you.
I don't for a second doubt what you're saying. I've gotten to that stage in life where _nothing_ you could tell me about people would surprise me. Fwiw though, for physical reasons, specifically ulcers from my feet to my knees (in the end, I _did_ actually lose one of my legs above the knee), I have, on occasion, really smelled, tbh, eye~wateringly bad! There have been occasions where I've unavoidably had to use public transport, or 'come to that', Accident & Emergency waiting areas, and let me tell you, the experience was Hellish, for everyone concerned! Obnoxious smells can literally bring people - let alone dogs - to the point of violence! I can tell you though, when you have leg ulcers that hurt e~ver~y _bit_ as much as they smell, being told "It's called A _Shower!_ ", or being sprayed down with 'Lynx' or 'Impulse' type products doesn't especially help ones' morale! (Before my own problems, I did once experience a similar situation 'from the other side', when an elderly, clearly homeless, woman got on the bus, and boy, yeah, was she 'minging'! Homeless or not, this wasn't on account of unwashed clothes, or even an unwashed body - you could smell the literal _rot!_ The poor woman was obviously quite conscious that she was 'offensive', not that the other passengers were about to leave her in any doubt! She only made it to the next stop before being 'vibed' off the bus, and the shame radiating from her was as evident as her odour. Had she not gotten off anyway, I suspect she would've been _put_ off, but I still regret not speaking up in her defence!) Getting back to my _own_ story, and where it has some relevance to your comment, probably around this time I was hospitalized with septicaemia, and was put on intravenous antibiotics that unfortunately damaged my kidneys, requiring me to undergo dialysis. Then the fallback antibiotics had the weird effect of causing me to lose the use of my arms... you know those weeks when it seems like "you can't catch a break", lol?! I couldn't make wheelchair transfers, I couldn't eat, worst of all, I couldn't wipe my own backside... Having to ask for help with such activities was humiliating enough, but the worst part was (and it has to be said here, the individuals concerned were not going to be on 'Brain of Britain' anytime soon!), because my file said that, barring the obvious disability of my amputation, I was able~bodied, the nurse~carers (auxiliary nurses) _could - not - seem_ to get it into their heads that my arms really were like limp noodles, and I wasn't just playing some passive~aggressive game with them. I just feel _sooo_ lucky that my wife was still alive and could come in and help me with at least some of the basic tasks, and, in the end, get it across that this disability was 100% a real thing! Still, given that I've seen (and in the end, had to come to the assistance of) paralyzed stroke patients who had dinner trays 'plonked' down in front of them, and then snatched away untouched on consecutive days, I really shouldn't have been too surprised at my treatment. Let me say again, I'm not actually trying to contradict what _you're_ saying. I don't doubt for a second that there are people who get all kinds of weird kicks out of having people running around treating them like babies! Think of my reply more as a PSA to members of the public, or to often opinionated medical personnel who treat the patient's dossier as the Bible, while at the same time entirely dismissing the words out of the patients' mouths! (Just on the smell thing, necrotic or semi~necrotic flesh is not the only possible source of 'honestly aquired' repulsive odours; ill~fitting soma~, aka, colostomy~ bags, _legitimate_ urinary or faecal incontinence, or medications that, because of how they are metabolized, can cause body odour notwithstanding good personal hygiene practice, all come to mind, just 'off the top of my head'! Anyway, apologies for the length of my, um, dissertation! (Never mind the Quality, just feel the Width 😁)
Hi Sam I remember your previous videos on this guy cannot imagine dealing with such a complex individual as a disabled person find David’s behaviour difficult to comprehend hope wherever David is hopefully he's living a peaceful life thanks for providing your perspective on this individual Its Very important
My stepdad was a prison officer for 40+ years finishing up as a hospital officer in Gartree, I always wanted to hear stories, especially about the high-profile cons he looked after (like Brady) but he wouldn't talk about his work which only piqued my curiosity even more so I'm glad to have found your channel - subscribed!
“Laid in bed, shat and peed himself for 3 days” genuinely reminded me of a hangover I had in 2015 after a night drinking cheap Chinese alcohol in a dodgy hotel.
I worked in a mortuary for 25 years and theirs nothing like the smell of bodily fluids,you never get used to it even through respirators used in post mortem the smell could knock you off your feet
How do Sam, I'm sure I read somewhere that David originally had come from quite a successful career - I forget what his profession was but it must have nosedived spectacularly at some point to get to this stage. Shame the 2011 documentary was pulled - I have actually seen it and it was one of the most honest portrayals of life for prison officers out there.
Hi Sammo , just noticed my subscription was cancelled ! I resubscribed so all is good , hope you & the family are all ok especially your daughter . Much love from a fellow Northener who loves to hear a friendly voice . A
I think I remember this guy from a documentary about Strangeways. He kept telling judges to eff off and kept coming back to the jail as a result, if my memory serves me correct.
My God Sam what you have to deal with, I have heard of people like this before but you can never get your head round it. To still have compassion for him shows you have a good heart. I feel such sorrow that human beings can sink to that level. I have OCD myself it would not only vomit but would more then likely pass out . The funny thing is I did cat rescue and have dogs now and am used to dealing with animal waste But they would not do that unless they were sick or old. God bless you darling. Strangeways to put it mildly.
Hi Sam, I remember that series my mate was a PO in it Officer Wyse he left the service due to cuts in staffing and it was just kicking off all the time I believe it kicked off one day and he got injured by one of his fellow officers.
Hi again Sam. Reminds me of one I had on the mental health landing in Armley, Leeds. He used to make model animals from his faeces and flick them at you when you opened his observation hatch. You had to make sure you kept your mouth shut. 😮
Worked in a care home in Liverpool where David Charlton was staying between 2019 and 2023. Nothing much has changed for David. Still soiling his room, abusive to staff and racist. He's still alive and doing his usual performance. All that being said I actually got on well with him and managed to get him to play ball with washing and going the toilet properly which took a while to get to.
Fs seen a few people with a screw loose who done this in their Peter. I thought I was bad cos my “co pilot” I’ll use that term loosely cos he flew solo on this one lol. He had a stye in his eye, woke up the day he was meant to go the health care with two swollen eyes. He refused to go, gave him the option of hitting the bell or hitting the route for the health care. Managed to get moved across the landing into someone’s cell who did wash 😂
Ey up lad,, hope your well, been a long time, hope you and your lass are well, things are different from our last video but that's life. Good to see you still going strong mate 👊👍
I have worked in care homes in the past and that sort of behaviour of David Charlton is not as uncommon as people think. Shocking. I remember some gentleman coming in who could walk around and toilet himself and the social workers found out he had been pooing in carrier bags and placing them on his stairs and landing in his home. That is one that sticks in my mind. 💩🤢
Is there any more room in strange ways because I think I might have to go there after watching this video I'm definitely gonna have a couple of nightmares tonight
I vaguely recall you from my many short stays in prison during the 90s mainly and I did indeed first taste prison in the mid 80s pre riots so I can confirm prison was so very much more civilised after riots and when they reopened strangeways fully following the riots it was a better place in every way including staff - I'm amazed still at some of the complaints etc some inmates came up with - holding up queue in the servery because they had not sent enough gravy once !! I often remember having to remind padmates that if they'd experienced prison 10 years earlier they'd not complaint today about such trivial issues - too many people suddenly acquire morals and rigid standards about wages despite never working outside prison !! - lastly although I always just accepted my time in prison mainly because I'd committed the wrong and I was caught and sent to jail - I quickly figured out which staff were approachable and would try their level best and a small minority of staff it was best not to need any interaction with - of all the many staff I got to know and have any dealings with over many short stays usually starting in strangeways I have to say there were many decent staff - including Mr Samworth who did have an interest in doing their job as best as possible and were just working people - mortgages to pay - kids to raise - the list goes on but they're only doing a job in a hostile workplace at times - I always saw this and never remember having any cause for upset or complaint - in the end after some good conversations with some staff I inevitably got to know due to being on same wing daily and playing cards with some staff or pool I realised they were just hardworking breadwinners supporting their families and only wanted to do their job - most staff overall are decent normal people !!
You are bringing memories flooding back from long ago when i just could not understand the guys who had a decent shower they could use to get cleaned up every day inside but the amount of smelly gits was a lot. Me? I was at the gym 3 times a day Mon through Fri so i showered 2 times a day until i had to stop the gym due to crushing several disc.
It's disgusting that nice, genuine, hard working people have to put up with this abomination. Like you said, he was seen by many experts and found to be normal, so no excuse for it.
Sam where is the story about Ben and den the 2 lads who helped you when you were being attacked? I loved that one. Shows officer and prisoner relationships work positively
Ow do Sam! I remember watching the 3 part documentary and was wincing/retching about him. I remember saying to my fella at the time "The poor staff. I couldn't put up with him, never mind all the other people, genuine people they have to look after, on top of him..." I heard that he actually used to work for the DWP, before he started his messing. Any truth to it? xx Edit: I'm going to become a member in a couple of weeks, Sam. I'm not a member of any UA-cam channel, but yours - is the most worthy one for me. You're the most down to earth, sincerest fella and I love your content. I've just got a few bills for the next couple of weeks. Anyway, I'm fan girling and I don't care 😁 hope youre having a lovely Sunday ✨
I remember watching that when it was first viewed, He was mental, I felt sorry for him and thinking of you guy's dealing with day in Day out its mental
I have Chronic Arthritis in my hands and knees but i have to go out walking everyday so my bones don't fuse up quicker than they should, as i know it's inevitable that ill end up with statue sydrome. My father is severe and my wee nanna had to have an operation to have her hands and feet fused together. I'm not looking forward to it. ❤
Wasn't this the fella who used to work in the benefits office and he got fed up of seeing people getting money for nothing and that's why he behaved like this.
I remember the documentary and what a character David was obviously had some mental illness to behave the way he did, can't find the documentary anymore anywhere unfortunately
I think the real issue is, which department be it prison ,social care, Pyschological etc...without being sectioned...how do you actually care for this guy.. 100%...manipulative, control ..stuff.. Just my opinion...Great channel with so many people totally oblivious to what the staff dealing with these people rightly or wrongly do/have to put up with on a daily basis....absolutely wear out the most empathetic /caring person.. Hat doffed to you sir 👍👏
My hubby worked at Long Lartin for 27yrs and the stories he told me about how some prisoners would smear their poop over the locks, windows, walls..they would be moved to another cell only to repeat the scenario…other prisoners would be paid to clean the poop up!! I’m sorry but the prisoner who smeared the poop should be made to clean it up!! 😡
I bet you know my old social worker? She worked at strangewsys for some years. She actually turned the place on its head. Apparently the staff caused most of the issues there a culture of racism, sexism etc , was the culture of the screws. Place needed closing down.
@RealPorridgePodcast I dont know not seen any of the family for years .. I did hear David had worked for social services Longbenton newcastle , and grew tired of giving benefits out while he worked hard , so decided to take the path he did . He's from washington tyne and Wear
What sort of life did this guy have prior to prison? Can imagine he was raised poorly for his complex needs and abused. Interested to hear mate but not sure if that sort of thing is disclosed when people get sent to prison. Cheers mate!
Yes from time to time but they are very time consuming and we are focusing more on my personal experiences with prison life and the world in general ☕️🍰
So he claimed not to be able to walk but he could trash his cell and throw feces. Ok. I remember watching something with him on it and was nearly vomiting just seeing it
Hy there. Sam He wasn't born like this so his up bringing must of had some influence on him.dont get me wrong I have worked for Hmp.and have seen all this it wasn't pleasant by all means and there are those who revell in there own dirt attention seeking yes.some need medical intervention.if they don't want to be helped nothing will make them.i remember a one legged guy in a wheel chair demanding smokes.he was on his bell constantly in the end to save my sanity I slipped a roll up under the door.there are many like this in our prisons .if you don't have Empathy Patience and Endurance it's not the job for the faint hearted.i know😅
I am a MH nurse and can confirm this type of person is beyond difficult to deal with because, as you say, they have full control of their behaviour. People who have never worked in a prison or hospital environment think “to behave like this they must be ill” - nope, pure choice and free will. And to make the situation even more frustrating, when you try and provide the care they seek- there is resistance and abuse.
I have read your book - really interesting- thanks!
It's hard to believe what prison officers have to put up with... Thanks for posting.
I remember that documentary shame its not available anymore.
was very funny 😂😂😂
It's on UA-cam.
What was the documentary called
@@keithwilcox9326 Strangeways I think? Just type his name in as well.
@@keithwilcox9326
Strangeways
I worked in forensic mental health services for 27 years. You'd be surprised how many David Charltons there are floating around.
@xp8952 So true! There are people who suck the services dry, and the people who actually need help fall through the net. I hope everything works out for you.
I don't for a second doubt what you're saying. I've gotten to that stage in life where _nothing_ you could tell me about people would surprise me. Fwiw though, for physical reasons, specifically ulcers from my feet to my knees (in the end, I _did_ actually lose one of my legs above the knee), I have, on occasion, really smelled, tbh, eye~wateringly bad! There have been occasions where I've unavoidably had to use public transport, or 'come to that', Accident & Emergency waiting areas, and let me tell you, the experience was Hellish, for everyone concerned! Obnoxious smells can literally bring people - let alone dogs - to the point of violence! I can tell you though, when you have leg ulcers that hurt e~ver~y _bit_ as much as they smell, being told "It's called A _Shower!_ ", or being sprayed down with 'Lynx' or 'Impulse' type products doesn't especially help ones' morale! (Before my own problems, I did once experience a similar situation 'from the other side', when an elderly, clearly homeless, woman got on the bus, and boy, yeah, was she 'minging'! Homeless or not, this wasn't on account of unwashed clothes, or even an unwashed body - you could smell the literal _rot!_ The poor woman was obviously quite conscious that she was 'offensive', not that the other passengers were about to leave her in any doubt! She only made it to the next stop before being 'vibed' off the bus, and the shame radiating from her was as evident as her odour. Had she not gotten off anyway, I suspect she would've been _put_ off, but I still regret not speaking up in her defence!)
Getting back to my _own_ story, and where it has some relevance to your comment, probably around this time I was hospitalized with septicaemia, and was put on intravenous antibiotics that unfortunately damaged my kidneys, requiring me to undergo dialysis. Then the fallback antibiotics had the weird effect of causing me to lose the use of my arms... you know those weeks when it seems like "you can't catch a break", lol?! I couldn't make wheelchair transfers, I couldn't eat, worst of all, I couldn't wipe my own backside... Having to ask for help with such activities was humiliating enough, but the worst part was (and it has to be said here, the individuals concerned were not going to be on 'Brain of Britain' anytime soon!), because my file said that, barring the obvious disability of my amputation, I was able~bodied, the nurse~carers (auxiliary nurses) _could - not - seem_ to get it into their heads that my arms really were like limp noodles, and I wasn't just playing some passive~aggressive game with them. I just feel _sooo_ lucky that my wife was still alive and could come in and help me with at least some of the basic tasks, and, in the end, get it across that this disability was 100% a real thing!
Still, given that I've seen (and in the end, had to come to the assistance of) paralyzed stroke patients who had dinner trays 'plonked' down in front of them, and then snatched away untouched on consecutive days, I really shouldn't have been too surprised at my treatment.
Let me say again, I'm not actually trying to contradict what _you're_ saying. I don't doubt for a second that there are people who get all kinds of weird kicks out of having people running around treating them like babies! Think of my reply more as a PSA to members of the public, or to often opinionated medical personnel who treat the patient's dossier as the Bible, while at the same time entirely dismissing the words out of the patients' mouths! (Just on the smell thing, necrotic or semi~necrotic flesh is not the only possible source of 'honestly aquired' repulsive odours; ill~fitting soma~, aka, colostomy~ bags, _legitimate_ urinary or faecal incontinence, or medications that, because of how they are metabolized, can cause body odour notwithstanding good personal hygiene practice, all come to mind, just 'off the top of my head'!
Anyway, apologies for the length of my, um, dissertation! (Never mind the Quality, just feel the Width 😁)
I had a cat called David.
A proper gentleman.
I miss that cat.
Never gave me a moments problem,and never shat where he shouldnt.
RIP dave
Bit random but funny! 😂🐾😿
Hi Sam I remember your previous videos on this guy cannot imagine dealing with such a complex individual as a disabled person find David’s behaviour difficult to comprehend hope wherever David is hopefully he's living a peaceful life thanks for providing your perspective on this individual Its Very important
I got borderline personality disorder, never layed in my own mess before
This video is amazing Sam. Thankyou so much for taking the time
yet again to share tales from inside.
My stepdad was a prison officer for 40+ years finishing up as a hospital officer in Gartree, I always wanted to hear stories, especially about the high-profile cons he looked after (like Brady) but he wouldn't talk about his work which only piqued my curiosity even more so I'm glad to have found your channel - subscribed!
He's not dark actually.. he's Ginger. 😂
“Laid in bed, shat and peed himself for 3 days” genuinely reminded me of a hangover I had in 2015 after a night drinking cheap Chinese alcohol in a dodgy hotel.
Bell end.
😅
😂😂😂
Intentionally smelling bad is a form of assault in a confined situation.
I worked in a mortuary for 25 years and theirs nothing like the smell of bodily fluids,you never get used to it even through respirators used in post mortem the smell could knock you off your feet
Hang on a minute im just grabbing my old man's gas mask from when he was a soldier for this one 😂
How do Sam, I'm sure I read somewhere that David originally had come from quite a successful career - I forget what his profession was but it must have nosedived spectacularly at some point to get to this stage. Shame the 2011 documentary was pulled - I have actually seen it and it was one of the most honest portrayals of life for prison officers out there.
Hats off to you chief I have OCD I couldn’t have done what you had to get involved in.
Thank you, Sir, for your commitment to the service that protects ordinary people from unhinged degenerates and perverts.
This is the funniest episode you’ve done so far 😆🤣
Especially the part about rolling around the bed and shitting 🙈😂
The episode where the cat was taking a bog in the background while Sam was talking did it for me.
Jesus Christ sam that's fuckin insane marra. Trying to imagine that shite you seen without feeling sick. God bless man ❤
Hi Sammo , just noticed my subscription was cancelled ! I resubscribed so all is good , hope you & the family are all ok especially your daughter . Much love from a fellow Northener who loves to hear a friendly voice . A
Its UA-cam that knocks your scrips off bro, dont know why they do it
I think I remember this guy from a documentary about Strangeways. He kept telling judges to eff off and kept coming back to the jail as a result, if my memory serves me correct.
Im a retired psych nurse, i believe you sam ive met many just like him
I just don’t understand how you can’t just hank his chair from him.
My God Sam what you have to deal with, I have heard of people like this before but you can never get your head round it. To still have compassion for him shows you have a good heart. I feel such sorrow that human beings can sink to that level. I have OCD myself it would not only vomit but would more then likely pass out . The funny thing is I did cat rescue and have dogs now and am used to dealing with animal waste But they would not do that unless they were sick or old. God bless you darling. Strangeways to put it mildly.
Hi Sam,
I remember that series my mate was a PO in it Officer Wyse he left the service due to cuts in staffing and it was just kicking off all the time
I believe it kicked off one day and he got injured by one of his fellow officers.
Interesting insight to the reality of your work ….. great job you did
That documentary was brilliant. David did make it an hilarious watch. Wouldn’t fancy working with him though.
Hi again Sam. Reminds me of one I had on the mental health landing in Armley, Leeds. He used to make model animals from his faeces and flick them at you when you opened his observation hatch. You had to make sure you kept your mouth shut. 😮
Why has the documentary been taken down? Sam it was brilliant hope you’re well 😊
😂😂😂😂rolling in the deep,,,shit,,,,😂the way ye described his letters he got sent😂
I remember the documentary but can’t remember what his offences were,hats off to the staff having to deal with this sort of personality.
Worked in a care home in Liverpool where David Charlton was staying between 2019 and 2023.
Nothing much has changed for David. Still soiling his room, abusive to staff and racist.
He's still alive and doing his usual performance.
All that being said I actually got on well with him and managed to get him to play ball with washing and going the toilet properly which took a while to get to.
@@carlmorgan4642 Is he still there?
Good show Sam. Wish u good in new chapter this side over the wall
Interesting stuff mate, well done 👏
Fs seen a few people with a screw loose who done this in their Peter.
I thought I was bad cos my “co pilot” I’ll use that term loosely cos he flew solo on this one lol. He had a stye in his eye, woke up the day he was meant to go the health care with two swollen eyes. He refused to go, gave him the option of hitting the bell or hitting the route for the health care. Managed to get moved across the landing into someone’s cell who did wash 😂
That's very challenging...on many levels...I'm not sure I can cope...
Omg this guy 🤣🤣🤣 I remember the documentary. I work in strange ways and still see similar things but not wholely off one person like him my god. Vile
I don’t understand if an inmate says he can’t walk but he is lying how come the prison doesn’t just confiscate his wheelchair.
He was a civil servant in north east
Ey up man.
His F offs are legendary.
Hilarious.
😂😂
Love the boho style interior Sam. xx
Ey up lad,, hope your well, been a long time, hope you and your lass are well, things are different from our last video but that's life. Good to see you still going strong mate 👊👍
Email or message dude I've still got same number x
@@RealPorridgePodcast what's your email Sam? Ive not got same number as lost my phone, I'll see if I can get an old email be good to catch up mate 👍
Good to hear you chatting about prison again Sam x
I'm still laughing about the woman with the plastic sheet on the bed 😂😂😂😂
Lovely home Sam. Enjoy all your stories.
come on boss you know you got him as a facebook friend 😂
Besties 😂🍰☕️
@@RealPorridgePodcast lol👍
I have worked in care homes in the past and that sort of behaviour of David Charlton is not as uncommon as people think. Shocking. I remember some gentleman coming in who could walk around and toilet himself and the social workers found out he had been pooing in carrier bags and placing them on his stairs and landing in his home. That is one that sticks in my mind. 💩🤢
Is there any more room in strange ways because I think I might have to go there after watching this video I'm definitely gonna have a couple of nightmares tonight
I vaguely recall you from my many short stays in prison during the 90s mainly and I did indeed first taste prison in the mid 80s pre riots so I can confirm prison was so very much more civilised after riots and when they reopened strangeways fully following the riots it was a better place in every way including staff - I'm amazed still at some of the complaints etc some inmates came up with - holding up queue in the servery because they had not sent enough gravy once !! I often remember having to remind padmates that if they'd experienced prison 10 years earlier they'd not complaint today about such trivial issues - too many people suddenly acquire morals and rigid standards about wages despite never working outside prison !! - lastly although I always just accepted my time in prison mainly because I'd committed the wrong and I was caught and sent to jail - I quickly figured out which staff were approachable and would try their level best and a small minority of staff it was best not to need any interaction with - of all the many staff I got to know and have any dealings with over many short stays usually starting in strangeways I have to say there were many decent staff - including Mr Samworth who did have an interest in doing their job as best as possible and were just working people - mortgages to pay - kids to raise - the list goes on but they're only doing a job in a hostile workplace at times - I always saw this and never remember having any cause for upset or complaint - in the end after some good conversations with some staff I inevitably got to know due to being on same wing daily and playing cards with some staff or pool I realised they were just hardworking breadwinners supporting their families and only wanted to do their job - most staff overall are decent normal people !!
“When you lift his belly think cream cheese” that’s the Philadelphia I just bought going straight in the bin 😩
Mate I've just vomitted in my mouth 🤮
Legend of THE HIGHEST calibre I salute 🫡 D.C
lol, pmsl!!! Sorry for laughing he was funny!!!
Strangeways is definetly avalable online found it in 1 second
You are bringing memories flooding back from long ago when i just could not understand the guys who had a decent shower they could use to get cleaned up every day inside but the amount of smelly gits was a lot.
Me? I was at the gym 3 times a day Mon through Fri so i showered 2 times a day until i had to stop the gym due to crushing several disc.
I remember that documentary so big up from Scotland
I remember that documentary. As if someone sent him tha letter WTF 😂😂😂 Love ur work mate
It's disgusting that nice, genuine, hard working people have to put up with this abomination. Like you said, he was seen by many experts and found to be normal, so no excuse for it.
Sam where is the story about Ben and den the 2 lads who helped you when you were being attacked? I loved that one. Shows officer and prisoner relationships work positively
Wonder where he is now? Is he still alive?
Yes he’s in Liverpool England
I remember watching him on TV .
I never thought id hear the term Shit it up and laugh so hard. I need to wash my mouth out with soap..... the irony.
Ow do Sam! I remember watching the 3 part documentary and was wincing/retching about him. I remember saying to my fella at the time "The poor staff. I couldn't put up with him, never mind all the other people, genuine people they have to look after, on top of him..."
I heard that he actually used to work for the DWP, before he started his messing. Any truth to it? xx
Edit: I'm going to become a member in a couple of weeks, Sam. I'm not a member of any UA-cam channel, but yours - is the most worthy one for me. You're the most down to earth, sincerest fella and I love your content. I've just got a few bills for the next couple of weeks. Anyway, I'm fan girling and I don't care 😁 hope youre having a lovely Sunday ✨
I remember watching that when it was first viewed,
He was mental,
I felt sorry for him and thinking of you guy's dealing with day in Day out its mental
I have Chronic Arthritis in my hands and knees but i have to go out walking everyday so my bones don't fuse up quicker than they should, as i know it's inevitable that ill end up with statue sydrome. My father is severe and my wee nanna had to have an operation to have her hands and feet fused together. I'm not looking forward to it. ❤
My mates mam used to work with him at the DWP! seriously she did
Burty and his famous "thats not gravy" comment
Wasn't this the fella who used to work in the benefits office and he got fed up of seeing people getting money for nothing and that's why he behaved like this.
@jimbobalob2491-Yes I’m sure it was him.
I remember the documentary and what a character David was obviously had some mental illness to behave the way he did, can't find the documentary anymore anywhere unfortunately
He worked for the DWP didn't he? That's what you said last time you made a vid on him 😂
Where is he now ?
From what I've heard he's now in a care home.
U can find clips of him.i just found 7 clips of him.on u tube
Exorcism did anyone get a priest’s advice? Great content I like chilled!
Obviously, the creature is an instrument of the devil.
5.40 seconds WTF... people are so strange,,, omg i nearly chocked on my coffee 🍵 there. 😮😆
Bridger new cell mate now that will be funny
My mam is a psychiatric nurse and I've never heard any stories like this!
I had to turn this off. I am having Cauliflower Cheese tonight
I think the real issue is, which department be it prison ,social care, Pyschological etc...without being sectioned...how do you actually care for this guy..
100%...manipulative, control ..stuff..
Just my opinion...Great channel with so many people totally oblivious to what the staff dealing with these people rightly or wrongly do/have to put up with on a daily basis....absolutely wear out the most empathetic /caring person..
Hat doffed to you sir 👍👏
This is why God created fire hoses.
Absolutely!
Human rights.
My hubby worked at Long Lartin for 27yrs and the stories he told me about how some prisoners would smear their poop over the locks, windows, walls..they would be moved to another cell only to repeat the scenario…other prisoners would be paid to clean the poop up!! I’m sorry but the prisoner who smeared the poop should be made to clean it up!! 😡
I bet you know my old social worker? She worked at strangewsys for some years. She actually turned the place on its head.
Apparently the staff caused most of the issues there a culture of racism, sexism etc , was the culture of the screws.
Place needed closing down.
Rember the doco very well
Was best friends with David's brother as a child . David was brought up in a ok family .
Thanks for the comment, how is David now?
@RealPorridgePodcast I dont know not seen any of the family for years .. I did hear David had worked for social services Longbenton newcastle , and grew tired of giving benefits out while he worked hard , so decided to take the path he did . He's from washington tyne and Wear
Oh dear it takes all sorts,and sounds like you've seen them all Sam 👍
I think David was brilliant people laugh and take the piss but he keep all of youse on your toes not as stupid as he looked lol
im on a dirty protest!
What sort of life did this guy have prior to prison? Can imagine he was raised poorly for his complex needs and abused. Interested to hear mate but not sure if that sort of thing is disclosed when people get sent to prison. Cheers mate!
I could of sworn i saw him about 4 years sat in wheelchair blocking the pavement outside hope hospital in Salford
Wow, the phrase dirty bastard doesn't cover that one! 😳
Disrespectful to staff and inmates ,didn't he know you were all giving him the care and he disrespected you .❤❤❤❤
I remember watching that Sammo,but i cant remember what he was in jail for in the first place?
Check our community page for David’s back story 🍰☕️
David" shit parcels" Charlton lol 😂😂😂
Shit ourselves and roll in it 🤢😂Jesus Christ what is wrong with people
His toenails were on a different level of disgusting! 😂
Strange ways indeed.
Do you not do interviews anymore?
Yes from time to time but they are very time consuming and we are focusing more on my personal experiences with prison life and the world in general ☕️🍰
@@RealPorridgePodcast your videos are great! Keep going. I’m waiting for my fitness test for hmp berwyn , do you know anything about that prison?
After watching this I googled his name he comes up on u tube
Ffs 🤦♂️ You guys (and gals) are bloody heroes! Nobody should have to put up with that filth 🤬
Sounds to me he was mentally ill, psychiatric hospital would have been better than prison.
So he claimed not to be able to walk but he could trash his cell and throw feces. Ok. I remember watching something with him on it and was nearly vomiting just seeing it
Remember watching him, what a sad excuse of a man! Don’t know how you coped with him!
Well Sam, I think I'll give mi Bakewell Tart a miss .... For now 👍😊
I heard a rumour that David Charlton used to work for the inland revenue, is there any truth to that?
Hy there. Sam He wasn't born like this so his up bringing must of had some influence on him.dont get me wrong I have worked for Hmp.and have seen all this it wasn't pleasant by all means and there are those who revell in there own dirt attention seeking yes.some need medical intervention.if they don't want to be helped nothing will make them.i remember a one legged guy in a wheel chair demanding smokes.he was on his bell constantly in the end to save my sanity I slipped a roll up under the door.there are many like this in our prisons .if you don't have Empathy Patience and Endurance it's not the job for the faint hearted.i know😅