INMATE FOUND DEAD at the BOTTOM of TRASH CAN

[@jayczzzya]

They aint short staff. They are short of empathy and decency.

[@wademartin4036]

This type of content keeps me out of trouble. Been listening for a few years.

[@OG-Capo---]

3 or 4 years here ... 💪🏼

[@illjam9695]

Same. Im a "square" and these videos keep me from wanting to be anything else.

[@timothyscott1677]

Honestly, though same stuff happens in the free world difference in prison, you can’t run from it but if you mind your business and mind your mouth and be a man and respect yourself and others around you typically no problems and I’ve been to a couple tough camps

[@paulchurch-xg4nq]

Done 31/2 years in 2004 ain’t been back

[@louniece1650]

Maybe the COs didn't notice 'accidentally on purpose'??

[@JamesKonzek-xr5zy]

I be thinkin' the same.

[@JamesKonzek-xr5zy]

@@JustTryingToUA-cam You mean.. no lizard people are involved? 😟

[@louniece1650]

@@JamesKonzek-xr5zy 🤣😂

[@louniece1650]

@JustTryingToUA-cam So the people who found themselves in messed up situations where similar scenarios took place were lying? Oh, okay.

[@JamesKonzek-xr5zy]

@@louniece1650 I don't know man! Your freakin' me out! I'm going home now!

[@codycardin]

For Profit Prison are dangerous on many levels. There's a financial incentive to incarcerating people, especially if politicians happen to have a financial interest in the prison, leading to laws designed to hoover people up. I'll never forget this Anatole France quote
“The law, in its majestic equality, forbids rich and poor alike to sleep under bridges, to beg in the streets, and to steal loaves of bread”

[@brutalictesku]

Watch out for the "tough on crime" politicians who are getting rich off these privatized prisons in the guise of public safety.

[@based_windwalker]

​@brutalictesku never considered that perspective before, thank you for sharing that.

[@gypsydildopunks7083]

For profit anything is going to be sketchy, health care for example

[@TroyJScott]

Hell of a story.
That would have been crazy if he went out in the trash. They probably would have thought he escaped

[@kenw2225]

They would have charged him for escape , for sure lol

[@valerie2827]

Crazy...my husband did three years at Lawton Correctional back when it was owned by Wackenhut (sp?). They used to call it Hack & Stab because of how dangerous that place is. Def one of the worst in OK.

[@sethhouston2151]

It was actually called Stabbinhut..

[@MountainMythos]

It was a 20/20 documentary with Diane Sawyer called "Hard time, Teens in maximum security prisons" I was in a LOT of fights and was stabbed, jumped and all kinds of stuff. They even had a fight night club where the guards would bet on people and allow fights on certain shifts. It was crazy AF for real..

[@breveth]

Sounds like regular juvie to me.

[@raeRai993]

You was in Cleveland?

[@whoamiJVJ24601]

Sounds like the California Youth Authority.

[@vermontmotorsports1275]

intake in Monroe County Rochester you stay in the same block as juvie kids during intake/reception. the guards literally tell them that their block is known as gladiator school

[@breveth]

@@whoamiJVJ24601 CYA was junior gladiator school.

[@JamesKonzek-xr5zy]

Private prisons usually start out nice, but then the profit motive takes over and things go down hill from there.

[@frjcde9392]

They start nice because they don’t want bad press right away.

[@JamesKonzek-xr5zy]

@@frjcde9392 I cosign & concur with that totally.

[@Grateful_wolf]

@@user-xd9wd6kg8iI was in a CCA and. GEO. Crowley and CMRC

[@vsavage9773]

A prison that operates to make a profit. What could go wrong? What corners do you cut to provide dividends to your stock holders? Food,medical or rehab? Prisons should be run only by a strictly regulated government agency that must be held accountable for their actions.

[@MyMissingPeace]

Oh this is pretty grim. How friggin’ tragic.
And where in the world were the CO’s 😲
Prayers for the family and friends 🩵🩵

[@Fuxerz]

There we're getting paid they're in on it.😂

[@GIJake-oo9ir]

Thats taken out the trash to another level.

[@Mathias-jr2df]

Heard of a messed up story of a guy being wrongfully arrested cause they used an A.I. generated photo of the suspect who robbed some place, cause the footage was blurry or something. Guy didnt spend more than one day in prison without something bad happing to him. Was cleared soon after as being the wrong guy and is now suing.

[@HectorGonzalez-fz6ws]

I hope they award him a fortune because they should never have trusted some ai generated image.

[@justjay3750]

welcome to another episode of 23 and juannnn!!!!

[@bluu7964]

the problem with private prisons is the shareholders are incentivized to lobby for tougher sentences to guarantee a steady flow of "product". the reason Oklahoma prison pops are declining are due to electronic monitoring is now the new cash cow, now lobbyist that own stock in the monitoring companies are pushing for more ankle monitors. ankle monitor use has gone up 5000% in last 5 years, every bond now gets one, and every moniotor is owned by private companies charging 300 plus a month

[@Ian-mj4pt]

Profit before life

[@DavidMackerron]

Not only do they charge $300+ but they also save by not housing and feeding them.

[@sethhouston2151]

Facts

[@jessekauffman3336]

Private prisons need to be outlawed

[@OG-Capo---]

I agree 💯
The stories I've heard from private prisons is crazy!

[@SmokeyMcb]

Private prisons are modern day death camps.

[@travisconover4762]

I was in one in California, and it was pretty nice. They even had ice cream on Fridays 😅

[@mopar215swp]

I recall Hillary Clinton (as she was running for prez. _She claimed)_ she had assisted in closing all private prisons on the federal level and she had the private owned State facilities in her sites. But obviously, no one ever pulled the trigger.

[@rogerdavis9962]

Prisons for profits (private prisons) definitely need to be outlawed

[@CellarDoorx06]

The fact that "Private Prisons" EVEN EXIST...WTF is going on in this World???!!!! 😡😡👿👿

[@maryperry1773]

It’s called voting Republican, PROFIT above people

[@tristanlindsey8366]

I been there at Lawton correctional facility.. it's crazy.. it's worse then u think..

[@benjaminclem1236]

I live in lawton I’ve heard some wild WILD STORIES

[@trigfizzle6876]

private prisons are way better because they actually have heating and air and they give you fresh boxers and socks and shirts. State has no heating and air and they give you used boxers and socks and shirts and also, privates aren't any more dangerous than state. Also, the state gives your worse food and beans the majority of the week. Privates have better food and less beans. Lawton gets rough but it's no more rougher than the other yards. I did five years in prison here and I'm from Lawton.

[@BrentWoods-nr3ui]

I've done time there

[@user-gc6oh5gy6d]

It's worst I used too work there.. now have a pending lawsuit

[@amittimorgan1830]

I Iive in okc and the DOC is so terrible. Oklahoma county is the worst! The amount of inmate deaths a year is very concerning. The prisons and jails here filthy way worse then you could imagine. Oklahoma county is shutting down and they have been trying to find a new place for it. No one wants it near them. You should look into the complaints and investigations at the county jail. They have bed bugs, no water, no heat, no air, contraband galore, the CO on inmate abuse is extremely high! It’s absolutely vile! Nice that someone is bringing light to this I’ve never even heard about it.

[@MarlboroKush]

I was in Pawnee county and it was fuckin terrible conditions I was put in a holding single cell with a broken foot for 3 weeks I was lucky I didn't get sepsis from the break in my foot. Tulsa county isn't that bad at all maybe a little dirty but most of the staff are on point I did have a D.O. lock me down for 3 days and laugh and hurl insults at me lol everyone wanted me to put in a grievance but I didn't feel right telling ya know.

[@ColdnSpinelessTK]

This is facts, I been an inmate there twice, it's fuckin rough man. I hope to never go back

[@MarlboroKush]

Do you remember the food?.

[@Liftheavyprayhard]

I worked at this prison for 5 years and this was definitely people not doing their jobs. Every hour on the hour night shift is supposed to walk the pods count and look in every cell and the picket person(controlling the doors) is supposed to keep watch at all times this was pure laziness

[@kylehinch6321]

I'm from lawton and know the LT female there. She's worthless lazy with an attitude. They get the idea if they are a guard they are better than anybody inside and outside if that place. Foh

[@trigfizzle6876]

Well, guards and people who like guards are weak and Worthless punks and bi*ches that don't deserve any respect at all so there's that 🤷🏽‍♂️.

[@LandonMartin-xd1vf]

Lunch and lockdown everyday ! Another good one Josh ! How’s everyone doing ?

[@jordananderson1411]

I don't see how every prison is "understaffed" when this happens. When they have literally whole towns that work at each unit since each unit is in a rural town or just outside a city.

[@lordrichard64]

you dont make a lick of sense.

[@emilybarnesgipson3466]

This prison literally is the worse in oklahoma. They are lucky if they have 7 or 8 people on staff at nite time

[@ryliesmith876]

It’s hard to find people to do this job because they ARE always short staffed. I worked as an officer in the private/federal sister prison to this one for 3 1/2 years and we were always short but we would immediately get canned if we didn’t make our rounds. This prison in particular just got shipped the worst of the worst that was at hinton(the one I worked at last year for 6 months as a nurse and prior to state owning it for 3 1/2 yrs.) even as a nurse I saw the security being short and I was scared working there. I saw some extremely messed up stuff and honestly a majority of the officers were scared too because there was NO limits these guys wouldn’t go to.

[@Rwhite1974]

That's here in Lawton Oklahoma where I live, the county jail downtown is worse people die there a lot a few weeks ago a nurse lost a finger on the overnight shift

[@nickbillings8668]

Damn that’s all bad. Private prisons man, all bad. Peace y’all.

[@mattfox1304]

Brother I enjoy your channel, I can relate because I have a couple numbers from Ohio, but I haven’t been in trouble for 8 years now. Thanks bro keep up the great job..

[@MustyKitten]

Blessing us with another one 🦍🙏💯

[@texmerc6977]

Worst lockup ever, in my opinion, are privately owned. Edit: Should probably explain. I've seen multiple people napalmed, too many stabbings to count, ive seen a guy get stabbed almost 20 times and almost died because the guards couldn't be bothered to come get him. The last one was in RECEPTION ffs... 😂

[@MulletJoe368]

Hey Death! You should do a video on the sheriff deputy in Okaloosa County Florida. That mag dumped on a handcuffed man in the back of his cruiser. All because an acorn fell and hit the roof of his car as he walked by it. Then he starts to holler that he was hit. I live a about 20 miles from there. The whole news report is on FOX 10 News out of Mobile, AL.

[@pablofanito6308]

Yeah seen that,,, that cops a coward and should be a librarian

[@claytonthornton1263]

Brooooo yelled shots fired 😅😅😅😅 goofy ash

[@vicvega3614]

No prisons or jails should EVER be privately owned, period.

[@angieburks5103]

You've just reminded me of the Count Lockdowns in RCJ Rock County procedure's are inmates must be sitting up on their bunk's until count was double checked. Ther is no way theC. O's did their job's! Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@Landocuzz]

I no a lot bout private prisons the south is full of them dude ! Let’s kick it on a interview dude

[@richardrose9943]

Modern day slavery alot of profit in it

[@mikeborgmann]

I worked in a private prison for 4 years until i was hired by the Federal Bureau of Prisons, i can say first hand private prisons care about profit ONLY. If someone calls off sick? They go short staff, where other prisons offer overtime to fill the spot. And if nobody volunteers for the O.T. they MANDATED someone at the bottom of the seniority list! But private prisons will pull an officer from medical, so medical goes short etc, etc.

[@barbiekisel9624]

Listening to you explain these prisons makes me think once people are in there they're invisible. The state doesn't care about what the hell happened to them. It's so sad😢.

[@lichkrieg4898]

A good friend of mine's son 'committed unalive' in a super suspicious way in a PA county jail. The investigation lasted like 8 hours and they closed the case, I can't give too many details but there was a note, however it's unclear if he was the one who wrote it and he was unsupervised for over 12 hours before anyone realized. The jail took 2 days to call his mom and already closed the case by he time they called mom. It's a systemic problem at its core, and hardly anyone cares. It's so disheartening to hear it isn't isolated and happening every day, everywhere.

[@HACKOFFCOMMIE]

I work at LCF, in1998 and Wacken Hut ran it, when it first opened. I was a Coach/Rec Specialist. It was a zoo back then. And it's just gotten worse. The The staff are corrupt, I got out of there pretty quick I got out of there in 99.

[@jordanb4581]

Man anytime I get some free time at work or at home, I’m always checking in too see what death posted ‼️

[@raganakers9782]

You could find stories on this prison all day long as well as the rest of the prisons in Oklahoma. Money missing in d.o.c. cover ups, staff members wrongfully terminated because they have spoke up about some of the horrors in these prisons. We have one state representative who is full of fire and is doing all he can to expose these wrong doings. Good man and will always do the right thing for all of Oklahomans.

[@rick4962]

Where was you locked up in Tn ? Good content !!

[@paulbradley8755]

It isn’t an accident you aren't finding pictures. If you see a person to relate to, it becomes more than just a name. People see someone who looks like someone they know or are related to it causes people to pursue change or call for accountability. Psychology is absolutely at play, and not by accident.

[@louiswolff9382]

Lawton Oklahoma, also the home of the U.S. Army Artillery training center and basic training, I was there in 1987 when I went to Basic Training and it was a shit hole then and only got worse once crack and then meth made it onto the scene, so I can only imagine the “caliber” of the correction officers they hired and why the prison is like gladiator school, that was a shitty way to get taken out but even shittier that it took the family calling for them to even notice he was missing in the first place.

[@timothydonovan5647]

Keep up the great content brother. Alsays enjoy a listen.

[@Rippleshanks]

I've done time in Oklahoma. Lawton has a pretty bad reputation, I've known a lot of dudes who have done time there.

[@ANYHOO0]

There should never be a monetary incentive to incarcerate people.

[@YCNSD]

I was in that same CCA in OK and Mississippi when cali frist started sending their cons out of state...

[@TheSuperbadkneegrow]

Hand to god i never want to end up in prison but THANK YOU for the FREE tips on how to stay out of trouble if it ever does happen appreciate you man! Im broke af rn building my future but once i make it im for sure donating to you for all the help 🙏

[@hellonheels422]

I worked at this facility as a nurse until November, its poorly run. Management is a joke at the highest levels. If you address issues they slander you to ruin your credibility.

[@Fungi_tripper]

I was at Lawrenceville correctional center back in the early 2000s in Virginia, it was private ran and super sweet, lots of drugs, etc.

[@heatherdisney3972]

This video is crazy… my fiance was there for 5 years and got transferred less than a week before it happened. That prison really is the worst in Oklahoma..

[@Landocuzz]

Lucky 777 subscribers congrats

[@lockdown23and1]

1 milli on the horizon

[@Landocuzz]

Right!!!

[@Landocuzz]

I did all my time in private prison in Louisiana hmu

[@larakeller2478]

​@@lockdown23and1This is your year, Josh !!!

[@louskunt2.020]

It’s a good day when lockup does a video.

[@LonewolfJesseJames506]

I went to jail, but only ended up doing 7 days of a 3 month sentence before getting released with an ankle bracelet for the remainder of my sentence..it was during covid and they were trying to get people outta there if they weren't a major threat to society....i was only there for a simple assault and threat. I got respect from everyone i talked to, i was down to do my time no problem, ive always been a real one..with that being said im trying to change my life and not go back..the hardest part was leaving my kids behind if it wasn't for that, jail wasnt all that bad, but i would never wanna go to one of these crazy ass prisons. Man, im good with staying free, trying my best to change my ways and spend every day with my boys..

[@user-ey1xe1fb6w]

No, you're 100% correct. Everyday in California. They have to clear count before we get released for morning Chow and nightyard. Mandatory, so they know no one is missing.

[@icyglacier1118]

Big Up from Dallas mane

[@trigfizzle6876]

Y'all Texas people need to shut up. He's talking about Lawton Oklahoma in the video not texas. That's why y'all get on our nerves in Oklahoma all the time because every time somebody from Texas come around all y'all do is yell about texas when don't nobody but ya'll care about Texas. The video is on LAWTON OKLAHOMA, NOT ANYWHERE IN TEXAS!!!

[@icyglacier1118]

@@trigfizzle6876 buddy imma keep it a thousand with you…. We DO NOT care

[@mpofi]

Nothing to do with staff exactly it's what the staff is doing!! I was a CO for 14 years bro common!!
Yo death I remade a video of yours into a short you make gold as it is thanks for allowing me to use a clip of your videos!!

[@mpofi]

You ain't making round in 2 hours in ACJ haha that's were I worked look into it. Allegheny County Jail, Pittsburgh PA.. 8 floors 36 units 400 officers 2500 inmates 2000 officers is a big drop!

[@ryliesmith876]

I honestly don’t think there’s anything worse than what I experienced in a state owned prison. I’ve worked in the federal/private facility and it was WAY better and more strict than state. Lawton just got transferred the worst of the worst from the facility I worked at and a man was murdered while I was there. It’s the inmates about 85% of the time, staff are scared.

[@abelgamez4480]

Corpus Christi Tx 361 here

[@trigfizzle6876]

Y'all Texas people need to shut up. He's talking about Lawton Oklahoma in the video not texas. That's why y'all get on our nerves in Oklahoma all the time because every time somebody from Texas come around all y'all do is yell about texas when don't nobody but ya'll care about Texas. The video is on LAWTON OKLAHOMA, NOT ANYWHERE IN TEXAS!!!

[@abelgamez4480]

I was showing support to LD23&1 & not showing off. Understand before commenting. Smh

[@perc3136]

⁠@@trigfizzle6876Texas is the best lol oaklahoma is garbage

[@wildwest1832]

There will always be blind spots from cameras. Inmates learn and see any patterns. They do anything bad where they wont get caught or found. Its not as easy as sticking in cameras

[@borobinson7005]

Good morning Mr Death Mr Sir much love to you and all the lockdown gang from Middletown Ohio 😼🖤💚🖤⚖️👨🏿‍⚖️💥🔥💨☠️💯

[@Notyourtypicalteacher]

Staff gets lazy because they stop caring. They get too comfortable. And the inmates took advantage. Unless they were told to turn the other way that night. Either way, it sounds like the staff is in trouble. Don't. Get. Comfortable.

[@larakeller2478]

Stop caring ??? When did they start ??😂

[@Notyourtypicalteacher]

@larakeller2478 lol I meant about their jobs, not the inmates. But maybe they didn't care about that, too. Being a CO is a big responsibility. I wouldn't take it lightly

[@jasong428]

I last got pulled over 13 years ago. Why is prison content so fascinating? I really dig this channel.

[@MarlboroKush]

Did you do hard time 😊

[@jasong428]

@@MarlboroKush Sorry but for people that get pulled over once every 13 years, it's just paperwork and a conversation.

[@Mike-xj6pi]

I was at whackenhut in the early 2000s could be a rough yard depending how you carry yourself

[@SpitfireLionheart]

Out of curiosity was it more risky to be reserved and keep yourself to yourself, or to show more alpha mentality and confidence?

[@Cherokeeseeker]

I live in Oklahoma. I’m not surprised at this cruel and evil incompetence

[@EnthusiasticLock-hn4qp]

I wonder how the benefits and life insurance compares from state to privately owned officers.

[@PBandy89]

Private prisons r usually a lot more rough.. I’ve mentioned it before but trousdale center in Tennessee is core civics and it’s only been open a few years and is most definitely the roughest prison here

[@beverlybalius9303]

I worked 6 months in a County jail,,, Cell check every 8 hrs, those inmates had to stand up,

[@floridatrucker929]

Lack of staff does not justify lazy staff. There is no excuse for not making rounds. The counts were obviously falsified. The next big question is how many assaults and falsified documents have been passed and certified.

[@user-ej7pe3ns6k]

ur right on the count process in VA

[@gdeadfan88]

Dude I just found your show today I appreciate what I've seen didn't realize there was content like this out there but it's cool
I've been out since 2010 and off papers since 2012 then got a fed charge in 2017 only did 3 days for a stupid green laser light but now I have fed felony anyway I don't have anyone to talk to that would understand it's nice to have content Im in VA did most of my time in NoVa thank you

[@CornPop2]

My homie got murdered last month. Didn't even make the news. Alabama is outta control

[@dillwidit]

We had to do standing head counts every few hours all night long. Thats state prison in Pa

[@beavistechrock]

I was in southwest Virginia regional jail Abingdon facility multiple times. Private prisons/jails are sketchy in general. In most places if you get doc time (more than a year) you go to receiving at most a month after you are sentenced. In the regional jails they keep ppl 2 or more years. I'm not talking about ppl fighting trial either. Regular sentenced inmates stay 18 to 26mths on average so they can get that state check longer. When I was on outside trusty duty one of the sheriff's broke down how the regional came to be. Basically the prison company comes to town and says well build a facility no charge. All you have to do is agree to a minimum occupancy rate. They say they will even handle transport and well charge less per inmate than you pay now. A lot of these small coal country counties only had 50 beds sometimes less in their county jail. So when oxy hit judges were handicapped on how they could sentence ppl cause there just wasn't room in the jail. So the in their minds the min occupancy requirement helped them and didn't outwardly seem as sinister. The jail company also had good timing. Because of the oxy and pill problem many poor counties were facing having to expand or build new jails they couldn't afford. So at the time I guess it seemed win win win. All these counties had shrinking population and tax base. So this freed up officers that would normally be involved in transporting and housing inmates. As time went on, it was found that these places actually cost the same or more per inmate. Especially when they are kept in jail so long.
As for the inmate experience, it was like being in a bad prison. There was much less oversight. There were dudes getting with punks, the place was flooded with tobacco, suboxone, and spice. Ppl getting drunk on hooch and seriously injuring others was common. I personally witnessed a dudes leg getting split like a spare rib. It was treacherous. The food was better when it first opened but was horrible a few years later. We even had a full scale riot one time. The jail staff couldn't handle it. They called in every cop from a 4 county area. 30 real cops, 3 hrs, and tear gas being dropped from the ceiling finally quelled the riot.

[@deeayeveeeyedee3793]

I think most guys like to think that if they went to prison they could avoid getting hogtied and stabbed to death by minding their business and staying out the way. But some of these prisoners are straight up maniacs and there are times when no matter how hard you try to avoid it, trouble has a way of finding you.

[@matthewmeredith297]

Just found this channel. Very interesting stuff! Also love the hat, Nation bro!!

[@Simonsayshmp]

England in da house

[@Ian-mj4pt]

Guisborough in the house 😅

[@curiosityalways7818]

Terrifying my nephew is locked up in that prison at the moment.

[@tyrant7290]

Short staffed does not mean there aren't enough staff present in the facility. It means CO's are forced into working multiple 16 hour shifts per week. When you work 16 hours at a clip, performance decreases. When you work with an exhausting population for 16 hrs at a clip, you're not in a good place. I agree PVT prisons are mainly trash and State run is better.

[@Keeper_91]

The problem with a private prison is no matter what they put on paper as long as that unit passes accreditation everything else is secondary. Buff the floors, clean the kitchen, sweep the corners and once the inspection is over it’s back to business as usual. If you can fool the state and feds over a week or so the rest of the time could be hell and no one bats an eye.

[@Ian-mj4pt]

When I was in prison in South Africa in the 90s i saw some truly nefarious and evil shit. Thankfully i have stayed out of trouble and free since 96 . Don't ever want to go through that shit again made certain i adjusted my attitude and life .

[@SpitfireLionheart]

Without wanting a person to re-live trauma, experiences in South Africa would be interesting to hear about in an interview.

[@rodneyarmstrong3813]

It was probably the nightshift staff that killed him.

[@danwhite7862]

Speaking of Bobby, we miss seeing him in the vids. Plus I think he needs a little new art on him for upgrade.

[@NinerGang03]

I live 20 minutes away from that prison that’s crazy

[@jordanmontgomery5672]

I live in oklahoma, prison system is bad. Oklahoma county is over pop. There was a riot a couple years back had couple corrections hostage. There's video on it.

[@eugeneweeks3325]

In Florida they count once and if it’s off they do a re count. If they re count is off they do a master roster count with every convict on their bunk.

[@rogerdavis9962]

Private prisons are owned by a large number of investors that pooled their money together to build the prison. They contract through the state to house inmates and get paid a certain amount of money per inmate, also I know they get paid more to house higher risk inmates like psych inmates and such. Keeping the beds full is the name of the game, building more prisons and filling them up for profit ( something not right about that to me) they are governed by the state and have all the same restrictions and guidelines as state, standard operating procedures are the same...

[@saragurney1418]

Inventory was off a bit crazy to think of prison as inventory

[@barrypoland8589]

How did they get the crime scene cleaned up? There must have been a lot of blood.

[@donvee2000]

Where i was the COs had to walk the perimeter of the POD every 30 mins and click a key in a wall to prove they walked the pod. They all had alarms to let them know it was time... That's how we knew they were coming. Was like clockwork.

[@fahhcue850]

The fact that their count passed, that tells me everything that I’d need to know about this facility unfortunately.. In most prisons your just a number. But apparently at this particular location, you aren’t even that to them!… 🙄🤦🏻‍♂️

[@andrewcleveland2300]

I was in 2 of the 3 private prisons in oklahoma. CCA. Cushing, and holdenville. Treacherous.

[@nicdurfee2810]

I call that a prison dirty burrito lol

[@codtv1566]

Sad what some people are capable of, love the videos keep posting

[@Legacy_125]

Private prisons make millions. There is no insensitive to do anything except keep the cells filled and collect the dollars.

[@BridgesBuiltByUs]

In Oklahoma they are supposed to count every hour overnight!

[@Landocuzz]

In Louisiana there called satellite camps! Prison in the middle of nowhere so ur city can make the money off u spending the rest ur time in there old basketball gym or school turned into a prison

[@Landocuzz]

Were they got the gun line boss lol like the movie life

[@fredrickcallahan4292]

Thanks Josh

[@CarlAkins-zl2gd]

I did 5 1/2 years there. It is definitely a gladiator camp.

[@uggggggghhhhh]

Smh those workers are lucky they're not in prison too

[@peeverlogging9950]

My bucket is in Ottawa ont Canada it’s a provincial detention facility but it’s privately owned they by say

[@CourtHouseChronicleNews]

I’m so happy I found your channel. My name is Val. I also have a channel but no where near your followers. I was a a tv show called Born different. it was a short documentary about my life living with cerebral palsy. It is now over 10 million things on Facebook. It talks about my real estate career being a mommy of three and a wife. I never expected so many amazing people to reach out. So because of that, I started my own channel, but it didn’t excel the way I was hoping, lol now I have started a channel that I truly love and it’s not based around cerebral palsy. In fact, I don’t even really talk about it much because I’m so used to it but it’s all about crime jail courthouse everything you do lol I would love to work with you someday.

[@rogerdavis9962]

I did 20 total years in state prison, i went to one private prison D.ray james prison in Georgia and it was pretty sweet.

[@Eddiesuckiel-eq8rf]

Having tablets in prisons/jails is just a way of dry snitching