8: Cat-B UK Prison Routine & Food

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An ex-cons perspective and experiences of the UK Prison system. This one is about the routine for Cat-B (high security prisons) in the UK.
Part 9 : • 9 : UK Prison Barbers ...
This is part 8 of my series. Please subscribe, like, share and comment with your thoughts :) All questions are welcome. Check out my other vids as well!
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@ravediaries6859 8 лет назад

I spent a short time on remand at HMP Birmingham in 2013. In the queue for food I noticed a sign that read "Food may have traces of Genetically Modified Organisms". I suspect they are testing this Franken-Food on prisoners who have no choice but to eat it.

@prophetascending9021 9 лет назад

Pretty similar routine everywhere. The times in the Cat Bs I was in (Lewes, Canterbury, Winchester, Highdown) were about the same, except Friday afternoon was early bang up, basically no evening association, and same at the weekend. Effectively after you collected your dinner at 5ish that was it till 9.30 the next morning, unless you went to church. The regime, naturally, is more punitive in segregation. I spent my first 4 months in Canterbury without a T.V or a radio, no work, no kettle, with association only 3 times a week...and that was the normal (Standard) regime, because you only got a T.V if you were enhanced. It was virtually 23 hour bang up and it was hard going at times. Luckily I had been transferred there with a mate from the street so we played chess, worked out, read and slept a lot. I'm glad to see you had not returned after your incarceration, as recidivism is very common...as I'm sure you know?

@babyflyer100 8 лет назад

Fascinating stuff, thanks for uploading Jack. What do you do these days, may I ask?

@mrdojob 8 лет назад

A thing to point out about cat B prisons is that inner city Cat B remand prisons are a strange security level in themselves. The UK sort of has 5 prison security categories instead of 4. Cat A, B remand, B, C and D going down in that order of security. While Cat A always usually deals with the nastier types Cat B remand deals with all types from serial killers to shop lifters but everyone enters as Cat B until being properly classified. The closest example is US jails but much, much higher security. In a way local remand Cat B's are very similar to Cat A prisons in that they are designed to hold the worst of the worst but usually not for to long while trying to keep safer prisoners out of harms way. I had a Category A remanded prisoner as my cell neighbour and had been in the Remand Cat B for a long time however. I'm hoping they divide the local Cat B remand prisons up into different security categories one day so the majority of prisoners are not kept under excessively restricted and monitored regimes. Keeping shoplifters surrounded by 20 foot walls, razor wire, flood lights, CCTV, and bulkheads is over the top at the best of times.

@stehall71 7 лет назад

you missed double a cat.

@mrdojob 7 лет назад

Ste Hall I heard about double A but I still don't know if it's just hearsay.

@joshuabradbury431 7 лет назад

Not always the case. You can be provisional Cat A whilst on remand. This is not often done because there aren't a huge amount of prisons which can accommodate Cat A inmates, for example in the Midlands a lot of Cat A provisionals are held at Woodhill (near Milton Keynes, so quite a distance when court starts at 10am!) rather than Winson Green- the usual remand prison for Birmingham CC. Within Cat A there are even higher levels of security, usually related to escape risk (I forget the specifics- but I know Dale Cregan was held on the highest of the highest Cat A risk, due to paranoia after John Anslow's escape in 2012).

@al2al2alify 7 лет назад

mrdojob

@neongirluk 8 лет назад

Just found this and I LOVE IT

@radomirasrebracic574 9 лет назад

hi mate plasure to meet you bro :)heh ive done my time in Highdown damn funny times...England prisons are so nice :)really good memories :)

@240AG 10 лет назад

Love the series :)

@pahmed1337 9 лет назад

Great video jack .. Got few questions..first about laundry.. Are they take your cloths for wash or u have to take it your self and also they provide laundry stuff or u have take it with you when u go to laundry ..? And other question about electronic stuff .do we have to keep every thing that work with batteries or can keep the stuff or we can use electric sockets ? For like radio or shaver etc..

@19bootsy68 8 лет назад

My ex brother in law went from young offenders at HMYOI Castington to HMP Leyland...then HMP The Wolds...and lastly a one HMP Sudbury...I spent thousands on travelling, hotels, and stuff for the ex brother in law...I live in Newcastle.

@dodgerz1981 10 лет назад

hey jack great vids mate! i was on a slippery slope until my daughter was born now im completley law abiding, my question is or a video would be awesome, what do u do initially with the ' daddys' of the prison, do u know straight away or do u learn it?

@mickwalsh7850 3 года назад

Do u mean the lads who run the jail if so u will generally learn theyre the ones who everyone licks arse tell tale signs are they may have a big expensive watch such as rolex or tag heur, which ur generly not alowed in prison but these guys get let off as screws dont want the confrontation and these guys have lots of power so generaly if a screw tries take it off them they wil just phone the lads on the outside to go and burn the screws car etc hope i helped

@vaas7479 8 лет назад

Talking about herbs, that's a really good way of making you thyme productive.

@berylinwood4007 5 лет назад

Va as haha love it. People don't appreciate how clever n funny this is haha

@benaskrensintellect332 4 года назад

Very gayy moite

@KellySmunt303 3 года назад

Sage advice 👌🏼

@badspellah 10 лет назад

Hey jack! Just wondered about a few things, like why was the punishment system like for prisoners after they misbehaved, what was the effect on the skrews as apposed to the prisoners. Also what precautions did you take to stay out of trouble apart from attending classes and actives E.G the social aspects and relations between people be it prisoners and cops.

@JackHill1 10 лет назад

Hey Josh, Ok I will break down your questions : 1. Punishment for misbehavior, I will talk about this at some point, but briefly : Your can get your status down graded to Basic (which means you get your TV removed, have lots of privaledges removed and cant work, you just get put in your cell all day - in a Cat B at least). You can also be put in the block if you fight or do anything really bad, or if your about to be shipped out and are kicking off, there are a few reasons for the block. Its solitary confinement in a smaller, less comfortable space. You have almost no social time or interaction with other people in general, its why it can be so psychologically damaging. I only know a tiny bit about the block as I never had the pleasure of frequenting it. You can also simply get 'shipped out' (be moved from one prison to another one), they can punish you by sending you to a worse prison, or higher category if your causing enough problems. Your last question is a longer one to answer, but I was basically just myself and adapted as best I could to the social red buttons and avoid them. As well as directing conversations another way if it was ever going in a dangerous direction. It didn't always work. Some people are just insane or angry in prison. Take care dude, keep up the shares and likes, I massively appreciate it :) You da boss! p.s. I want to have a go at making cartoons I think, fancy having a chat about modelling, writing, making stuff at some point? Peace dude

@badspellah 10 лет назад

Awesome answer and to your last question HELL YES! i just got a coppy of the animators survival kit which is basically the bible for animators alike i just need time to learn the programs because its something I'm MASSIVELY interested in!

@mrdojob 10 лет назад

josh Spellah Or you can get put in segregation if you done something really bad. Segregation means just that but you're also on basic too.

@sophiedyerhornby7033 6 лет назад

as ive said on your facebook page the videos has helped me help my other half a lot and he is in a cat b going onto a cat c

@escherpainting8622 2 года назад

I remember asking the screw down in the basement of the court what kind of people I'd be thrown in with at Pentonville, hoping that I'd be on some special wing for people on remand only. As if lifers were going to be the scarier of the two to be on the wing with lol. Remand is much worse than being settled.

@iAmNicolaJoan 10 лет назад

I came across your videos today and it's cool to have an insight into the UK prision life. I like to watch Prison documentary's but they all seem to be in america and very over the top talking about people being killed and all that. So my question is can you tell us some stories about fights youve seen or 'beef' you heard about when you where in there. Was anything serious? Thanks :) keep the videos coming! :D

@JackHill1 10 лет назад

Thank you for your shares and comments :) I was in one serious fight that I'm going to discuss in later episodes and I've seen several fights that I'm going to discuss as well. But not yet :) I did OK getting a few different jobs with a criminal record. It has hindered me a bit, but if you're determined enough, you can work your way around anything :) Take care DiamondRings1 :) x

@iAmNicolaJoan 10 лет назад

Jack Hill i Will look forward to those videos! It's really interesting hearing your point of view and thank you for replying to my questions, and so quick! Have an awesome Friday :)x

@JackHill1 10 лет назад

Hey again diamondRings1 . Yeah, I will do a video response on this. I have heard of one suicide (a few cells away from me), a few small fights, a few big fights and I was involved in one semi serious fight. I will doing a few videos on all of the above. Great question! I appreciate the support! :)

@Teddy-ue8zi Год назад

Hey Jack Nice videos ☺️👍 I'm facing 4-7 yay 🙄 It'll probably take a year till I start so I've got a year to save get back in the gym. So couple questions What kinda food can I buy to aid training 🙄 Are cells locked or left open once we leave them.... I'm wondering how safe personal effects are in a building full of undesirables 😯 Last question ☺️ Upon arrival how soon can I start a course say bricklaying And can I do an open university course at the same time 🤔 Any information your able to share is greatly appreciated 🙂👍 Many thanks Ted

@MsTendus 9 месяцев назад

My advice: 1. On day one go up to the biggest toughest guy in the prison. Get on your knees and immediately start giving him a BJ to show submission this will earn you respect. 2. When using toilet in a cell with a cellmate make eye contact the whole time and smile. 3. Make sure to slap the arses of the prison officers they will love that. Good luck!

@chickenonasticktothebeat9745 3 года назад

Toast is a luxury in most cat b prisons forest Bank is like the butlins of cat b prisons you don't wanna be in Walton or Preston

@jackjelf07 9 лет назад

Hi jack! Nice name dude First off want to say thanks. Only seen up to this point of your videos now and you've helped me a lot. Been struggling with my degree recently (2nd year) and been down. And you've shown me that if you can do it while inside a jail cell, I can do it from the comfort of my own home (or as comfy as my student accommodation can be) so thanks a lot mate. Anyway my question - did you often encounter people who struggled with life in prison? Crying every day, begging with the guards etc? I don't know why but I can imagine for people not used to be locked up, it would be such a shock being inside! Thanks for the uploads they're very informative Jack

@JackHill1 9 лет назад

Jack J Hey dude, you have a fantastic name ;) I'm really happy that I could influence your university experience in a positive way and you found some perspective in my prison experiences. Great question, yes there were people like that (maybe not crying every day), but certainly people who struggled, but humans are incredibly adaptive, and rarely do people stay in that condition for the entirety of their sentence. It's a good question though, I'm tempted to do a full video on "The Worst Reactions to Prison" or something similar. Thoughts? :)

@jackjelf07 8 лет назад

+Jack Hill hey once again Mr man with a great name! I passed second year and am track to getting my degree with flying colours, so thanks again! might not seem like much but you really put it into perspective, so thanks! to your question. I think a 'worst reaction to prison' video would be great! as I said, I can imagine some people just breaking down, I know I would! I'd really enjoy that video to be honest... and seeing how prisoners you met/know reacted to being 'banged' up! Apologies for the late reply. I didn't get a notification -.-

@danb7001 8 лет назад

+Jack Hill yesssssss

@SwissCheese112 8 лет назад

yeah charles bronson says that prison food has gone soft since he was first imprsioned, he says he misses the porridge.

@264144253 8 лет назад

Very interesting.

@jonevans3731 10 лет назад

This is awesome! If you get chance next time what/how do individuals get treated inside? E.g is it the common thing to ask why you're inside, do fights happen, how are people with newbies etc?? J

@JackHill1 10 лет назад

If you check out some of my other videos, I talk about these things :) Peace brother :)

@uk4caster 6 лет назад

Sorry Jack but out of date now. I was in cat b for 21/2 years - no breakfast just 'breakfast packs'. Banged up 23 hours a day except for lunch, tea a lot of the time. Didn't even have enough jobs to keep people occupied. Things seem to have gone down significantly since your days. The only bright times were visits and books (if you can read that is). Education cut to the bone - basic maths and English - no art, music or poetry (at least where I was).

@MrChezlor 5 лет назад

Dude have you seen the movie starred up? With jack O’Connell and Ben Mandelson?

@zero15388 3 года назад

Do you get sent to a local prison, or are prisoners sent to wherever? say if you live in Barnsley, would you be sent down south, say?

@Bang4BuckPCGamer 6 лет назад

You know what you're talking about 100%.

@MrBillythequeer 9 лет назад

hello there jack i'm an avid watcher of prison documentaries and it's been interesting watching your experiences not as dark and gloomy as some of the docs i have watched i have never been in a prison and hope i never will be 'being a musician like yourself i would probably immerse myself in creative pursuits to pass the time i think 'but the mere thought of having a door locked on me scares me 'losing control of my own life would be very scary 'keep up your vids please enjoying them immensely not because i'm gay and you're quite fit lol 'just because your perspective is interesting ...cheers for the vids .

@monkeytrumpet11 8 лет назад

Do the other inmates know what you were sent down for? Or do they only go off what you tell them unless it's reported in the press? Might be a daft question but you say there's a sort of hierarchy based upon what your offence is. However what's to stop someone in for say, fraud or some white collar shit making out he's the latest mcvicar. Dumb question I know but curiousity begs me to ask

@joshuabradbury431 7 лет назад

People convicted of fraud would probably not be in a Cat B holding prison for very long for a start. Unless they have previous drug or violent offences they would be earmarked for an open prison as soon as possible. At any rate, I don't know where fraudsters rank in the prison heirachy (anecdotally armed robbers are at the top and, obviously, sex offenders are at the bottom) but I suspect it would have to do with the scale of their offending; I know the LIBOR fraudster was writing letters saying he was getting a lot of attention in Wandsworth due to a [fictitious] rumour that he had made a trillion £ out of it.

@MrAccrington123 9 лет назад

Did you find that your mentality change and when you left people notice

@carlmcphee9947 5 лет назад

Is there a Top Dog?

@mikeh2360 9 лет назад

Hello Jack, ill be going to prison for robbery soon so i will definitely be going to Cat B, the only thing is im a huge heavy metal fan and im pretty sure that most people in prison will think it's noise or whatever or think im a satanist for listening to it, Is their any point of taking some metal CD's in? Will there ever be times where my cellmate is out for a little while where i can just sit back and listen to it quietly?

@mrdojob 9 лет назад

Unfortunately I think you might have some difficulty with both taking CD's in and being able to listen to them on your own. It depends on the prison though. My cell mate asked for his CD's and was unable to get them because of some security risk bollocks and that was in a cat B. Best bet would be to take them with you at sentencing and ask while the go through your stuff. You'll also need to get a prison radio but they seemed to be pretty common.

@prophetascending9021 9 лет назад

If you are banged up with someone already settled they will likely work or go to education so you will have time on your own till you yourself start work. If you are both new bods then it will be a case of flexibility...though as mrdojob said you may have to find out if you can take them for definite or they will just go in your property and you won't get them. However, many prison libraries allow you to borrow DVDs, CDs etc...or order them from other prisons if they don't have it.

@mrjack9179 9 лет назад

Mike H i would of kicked right off if i had to put up with that, even if it was from down the landing. you can buy a tape walkman with headphones.

@kaiser290 7 лет назад

listening to heavy metal in jail will get you killed dude.

@shaunnan146 6 лет назад

what did you go in for ?

@jezcollins6940 9 лет назад

who said eat sleep rave repeat? its should be eat sleep line route :)

@davidchurchill6676 10 лет назад

Hi Jack - Very interested in your vid's. I will be going to prison myself in a few months for growing cannabis. I am 52 and this will be my first time in prison and hope you can answer a few questions for me. 1, If you know your going to prison when you go to court, should you take a bag of things that you might need in prison with you; such as clothes and toiletries. If so could you give me a comprehensive list of the items that you think I should take. 2, What personal possessions can you have in side; i.e. nail clippers/file, writing pad & pens, etc. 3, Do you wear your own underwear and footwear or are these prison issue. 4, Is there a lot of theft of personal possessions out of the cells and also trouble caused between inmates because of possessions and would you advise keeping possessions to a minimum.

@JackHill1 10 лет назад

Hey David Churchill . Thanks for your comments. 1. Depending on what country your in, different prison systems and prisons will allow you to take in certain things and have certain things in your possession. Your best off speaking with your solicitor about what you are allowed. I would recommend some good books, some writing pads, sudoku books. 2. Its dependant on the prison of course, but you were allowed a finite amount of things, so 1 radio or cd player, a certain amount of t-shirts, I think 12. You can have nail clippers. You can get Bic razors as well. Only 3 or 4 sets of footwear. etc etc. 3. You wear your own underwear and socks, but if your at a HMP you will probably wear work clothes during the day. Which will be prison issue. Could be green jeans and whatever colour tops. I saw a lot of green jeans inside. Also, if you are running out of your own clothes or don't have any. 4. I wouldn't say there is "a lot", but prison theft is common. Well, I would advise to consider the value of your personal belongings. If you have lots of incredibly expensive clothes and haven't been to prison before, I would probably choose a different set of clothes to take. It depends on how you want to represent yourself in prison. There was fights over possessions, but only over theft. On some wings there is a wing understanding that everyone persecutes the thieves, this stops thieves for the most part - but not all wings are like that. I was lucky enough to be on a few like that and know some big guys. I hope that answered some of your questions. good luck with your stretch dude, you probably wont get any problems :) Just keep your head down and remember that they can lock the lock but they cant stop the clock :) Peace

@mrdojob 10 лет назад

I been in prison not so long ago and I would recomend above all others keeping some money in your pocked during sentencing which will get put on your prison account. Most of the stuff I took in got taken off me including clothes and deodorants. I would take like £20 with you until you can get someone to send a postal order with more money to you.

@davidchurchill6676 10 лет назад

mrdojob Thanks thats very helpful. Would you say £100 in your pocket would be ok, or too much.

@prophetascending9021 9 лет назад

As long as you make sure you have it put in your account it will be available for you at your first canteen...though you may only be able to spend a small amount, depending on your circumstances. I believe remand prisoners can spend what they want, so you could max out and spend it all. Convicted, however, is a lot less...maybe £7-10 plus any wages you get from education or work (which won't apply to you initially). My advice is if you smoke get plenty of snout, as it is "double bubble" (pay back double) to borrow baccy. It can quickly wipe you out if you don't keep it in check. Otherwise toiletries and/or food treats are the usual suspects when you first arrive. Be wary of being scrounging. It is okay to help someone occasionally, but don't leave yourself short. Be too stingy and you might piss people off, but be too generous and you could run out before next canteen and then you are having to scrounge. The day before canteen everyone, nearly everyone, is on the arse with no baccy...so try not to show it off on that day as you will be swamped by desperate nicotine addicts. Anyway, just thought I'd reach out and hope you don't need this information anyway...

@16h46 5 лет назад

Mark Davis shut up mate.

@onaisiqbalihsan 10 лет назад

i spent most of my time in highdown which use to be double AA cat...all in the past now thank god,YO was even worse that adult jail

@snakeman9902 8 лет назад

Hi Jack.. Was it forest Hydown and Kirkham you was in? Forest as you know is a Private run prison and Kirkham is an open prison. Both very easy prisons to be in. In Walton your lucky get gym twice a week. Food is shit. You have no kettles in ya cell. And the pitiful amount of food is rediculas, your main dinner plate is not much bigger than a tea plate. Of you dont mind me asking it was armed robbery you got sentenced for, now Im not doubting you but how come you served/sentenced only 14months when usually it carries a 7yr sentence?

@pongtheboy839 8 лет назад

He got three but ended up serving just over half.. He got less because it was an out of character crime

@snakeman9902 8 лет назад

+Pong The Boy Out of character crime? I dont know the full details and its a while since Ive watched this vid but if you dont mind me asking why was it an out of character crime?

@TheQwerty243 8 лет назад

probably means it was his first offense and the defense will have arugued that there were extraneous circumstances to his crime rather than something he would ever do again

@snakeman9902 8 лет назад

+Somer Taylor-Haines That may or may not be the case, it still seems a little sentence for his crime, I'm glad he only did a short stint, I have known people to do far less for their first crime and get a higher sentence. All cases are individual, but when you get a lad defending his gf and her friend from a gang of idiots, and that person gets IPP, the most unjust sentencing ever, it truly beggers belief, hence why I'm interested in this person's case.

@mutley7011 10 лет назад

like most people I enjoy your vids and have some questions, don't particularly want to know about violence, been there done that.... don't like it, prefer not to think about it unless someone rattles my cage. I've not experienced prison myself though several of my friends have served time for armed robbery, murder, attempted murder and various drug offences. I find you a veryu likeable, charismatic guy... its ok i'm not gay lol but you do seem a genuine nice guy. my question is how much do you think prison has made you the way you are or were you the person you are now before prison.? pls keep the videos up as I think they are therapeutic for you as well as helpful and reassuring for others. Glad I stumbled accross your vids. Like the guitar twangin as well.

@carlbland68 5 лет назад

cat b routine 1 hour association 23 bang up and screws have no personality in hmp jails

@outdoorsummiteer399 7 лет назад

forest bank that's not a prison.its a holiday home

@mattwhitley8781 3 года назад

I fucking hope so 😒

@lindajeffries9176 3 года назад

Yeh very stressful in the kitchen. Not the screws do that

@stepheneustace9892 6 лет назад

were where u the Ritz

@FenderStratocaster06 8 лет назад

Well if I ever end up going to prison then at least I can still play guitar (definitely not saying I plan on going) haha

@pleasedeletepasswordkemp8082 5 лет назад

Hope u have your gutiaur on you wen u get nicked? Food and clothes parcels are once a year if your lucky! H. M. P Bedford (cat b) holding jail is 100 times better than H. M. P Penton vile (cat b) holding/short term sentenced. And I can't stand tuna I have to leave room wen someone else eats it!!H. M. P onley cat c much better. H. M. P springhill D cat no fence walk about, is a fucking shit hole ful of grass lifers and bounces. Should never gone for cat D. Spice/black mamba has taken over!!!! In a few years they will notice sideveffects. I smoked it for 22months and it took 6 months out to get normal again!!!!

@aaronjames7621 9 лет назад

Have you been leicester prison? I done 3 months in Glenn paver I'll never go back !!!!!!!:-)

@kaiser290 7 лет назад

parva,s a joke,full of numpty,s,i was there in 99 till 2001,shit hole with shit food.

@revoenagaged1562 5 лет назад

I'm facing 2-4 years in 3 months max any advice??

@charlesjessop9632 5 лет назад

What you get

@vhseshproductions2378 4 года назад

Charles Jessop think he’s probably in the clink mate

@brenb2721 4 года назад

Yh hes defo sat in a cell now init hopefully he will reply when he’s out tell us if he got bummed or not 😂

@1000wly 6 лет назад

Mate, I understand that it probably isn't, but you make it sound like a good laugh. Seems to be loads to do and plenty of opportunities for self development and all that. Not everywhere you can play around with music all day for what you describe as "work."

@mattworsfold766 6 лет назад

1000wly its 23 hour bang up in prison now mate, prison aint nothing like this guy is saying anymore

@thealta786 4 года назад

Different prisons different regimes.. some are strict and bang up 23 hours.. some are holiday camps

@danielutzu2000 5 лет назад

Thanks for all the info provided! You're a star mate ! I might end up in prison for an assault charge even if i only and exclusively acted in self defence as i was attacked with a knife; long story, but in a few words i "woke up" at the police station with an assault charge because i exaggerated with my self defence ending up wounding the guy. I was release on Bail and have to "surrender to police station" in three weeks. What does that mean? Will i go straight to prison ? Do i have to explicitly press charges against that guy or was it enough to tell police what happen and automatically they will do everything ? First statement at hospital i told what happened. At the police station on record i was advised by the solicitor to only say that i acted in self defence and "no comment" to all the other questions, which i did, but now i doubt it was the best thing to do as i wasted the opportunity to tell my side of the story and explain what happened, as from outside it may seem that i was the one that attacked him, even if my wounds are clearly defensive. At this point ill get a solicitor. Like always in life so far i'm fking unlucky, all odds against me. Never had problems with the law, never ever, does this count? I mean, it has to, i think, have a positive impact on the final outcome. If you have time and can please give me a bit of advice; i'm losing my mind and can't actually believe this is happening to me, that self defence could lead me to possible life imprisonment; in that moment i couldn't think straight and not react. I was just afraid and that pushed me to wound him after i managed to disarm him., which scared him off when he realised he was injured. Also there was no place to run away as he was standing between me and the door. Thanks for taking the time to read this (if you did) and thanks for anything you will advise me (or anyone else that reads and can help me with a piece of advice or anything, i'm simply desperate) Can you advise anything regarding the matter? Cos i'm facing a serious charge of which i'm only guilty for defending my life at all cost, maybe a bit too much but only because i was so scared that i thought i was about to die and did everything i could not to. In any case great job with the videos, it's a pleasure listening to you. Wish you a nice weekend! Take care ! Wish you all guys (whoever reads this) a nice weekend! Stay outta trouble! And if you're assaulted, take the hit because if you fight back you'll end up like me, facing a GBH charge And i'm absolutely not a fighter, i'm just fast. And on one side i'm lucky to be alive. Injured but alive. On the other hand it's messed up that things are going sideways like this. And i have no experience with Law, solicitors and these things, so i really don't know what to do. I will get a solicitor and hopefully everything should be ok. Thanks y'all! Bless ya!

@kidzanme3614 4 года назад

What happened? In the end..

@jezcollins6940 9 лет назад

Your alright for food if your padded up with a servery worker

@smackedinthejaw 5 лет назад

How many cals per day were you running on? Did you get much good quality protein?

@fatalstoke521 9 лет назад

how long did you do inside

@JackHill1 9 лет назад

fatal stoke just over 14 months amigo :)

@yahoomail4908 8 лет назад

+Jack Hill What were you in jail for?

@smurg_teh_wurgg3540 8 лет назад

+Kriller Griller He was in for something which he isn't proud of....

@stevewoolford7440 7 лет назад

fatal stoke i

@ry5597 4 года назад

Jack Hill for armed robbery with a knife 🔪 that’s not much you punk

@richyremi1404 7 лет назад

jack the man

@06hurdwp 9 лет назад

Are you allowed to smoke in prison?

@kiza1672able 9 лет назад

Yes you are but only in your cells or on the yard or that is what it was like for me

@kiza1672able 9 лет назад

Fair play and yeah it does but tbh everything depends on them whether they are nice or just pricks 😊

@lindajeffries9176 3 года назад

They lock u up for 10 mins cause of the roll check

@iAmNicolaJoan 10 лет назад

Also, what was it like getting a job with a criminal record? :)

@JackHill1 10 лет назад

Hey diamondRings1 :) I have done ok so far, but it has limited my future options and it is still an issue if I get contractual office style jobs or jobs that do CRB checks (I'm in an office job where I had to explain myself, luckily it was a friend who got me the job, so I had a good recommendation to back me up and hence got the job :) . I have to declare it whilst im on license. I am hoping to do more freelance stuff with production work and various other little projects to go self employed again. I enjoy that freedom :) How are you doing? Thanks for the comments.

@stepheneustace9892 6 лет назад

Norwich nick on remand no jobs toast would have been great lock down 7.39 walk round for 40 minutes then lunch which was shit had no money 4 bacci so slept till the next day would have been better in syria.

@pongtheboy839 8 лет назад

You should teach guitar lessons

@5a1tY 10 лет назад

are u advertising prison?

@JackHill1 10 лет назад

lol, hell no! I am just sharing my experiences and observations for people who are interested :-)

@5a1tY 10 лет назад

all your needs taken care of. Play music/read all day. Sounds good breh

@5a1tY 10 лет назад

Jack Hill cushty

@JackHill1 10 лет назад

lol - indeed- besides the lack of personal freedom, privacy, no control over your life, risk of violence, and little potential for any kind of career progression or financial stability. The guitar was un-expectedly awesome though I agree :-)

@yossarianlives9338 9 лет назад

5a1tY When in jail you can't "play music/read all day" very few jails have facilities for any music at all and whilst you're on remand the libraries often have a limit on the number of books you can take at any one time (four or five for the week). Jail is not good my friend. You are away from family and friends. There is a lot of bullying. A high percentage of prisoners have mental health problems. If you do have a problem then you can't get away from it. Then when you come out everyone you know has moved on with their lives.

@AA-bh5zg 5 лет назад

You seem to be missing prison. 🤣

@ry5597 4 года назад

A A such a geek

@ry5597 4 года назад

mikeleight eat shit

@chickenonasticktothebeat9745 3 года назад

Don't forget the left leg of the chicken that you have to shave before you eat 😝

@iqraiqra9172 6 лет назад

Servery or hotplate

@Andy-we5og 5 лет назад

Servery

@geoffedwards-tb4kp 6 лет назад

He hasn't got a fucking clue.

@tammychapman2176 6 лет назад

geoff edwards no he ain't and looking forward to something in prison don't happen my partner has been in most prisons in east and west he's always had his Nike trainers. This is the England mate. Think he's just makeing shit up.