but can something be hidden in the book, yep. have you ever scratched your eye with end of book by accident it hurts like hell. you never know, they gave to be on guard at all times
One tip is if you’re black don’t ride with white people where cops are swarming pigs hate seeing black and white together they find it suspicious somehow
Right?! Anytime you feel bad about your so called dead end job or tiny apartment or shitty car remember some of these guys have spent hard time for minor crimes over there in Rykers. Place is crazy! Love my shitty jobs n car so much more right now
@@shhh1239 I mean some of them killed people, some of them rob banks. They had to think before they act. What do you expect this is a prison, not a castle. But its kinda sad for people who are treated like that and didn't do a violent crime.
I was in a facility for 8 years. I have great respect for many guards who treated me like a human being. This treatment helped me change my perspective on life. Solitary confinement makes people go crazy in time.
@@robertmacaulay5054 I did 15 years for attempted murder robbery selling drugs and another robbery and for gun distribution I was facing 40 years BUT u feel me ur boy beat the case and only got 15 years rest and peace all my dead homies 🙏
If you think it was bad then, it's completely insane now. I work for a public defender and my clients regularly report getting cut, gangs run units, and most of the people there haven't even been convicted of anything. It's crazy.
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@Andy D.....Rikers is a jail and most jails hold those awaiting trial and/or sentencing, like most cities. No matter the crime, you will end up there until your case is settled, one way or the other.....SO.....to say sending someone there for a non violent crime means nothing to law enforcement officials since they have no choice... If l shoot someone and are arrested, and you get caught burglarizing a home the same day, we will both end up at Rikers... You the burglar, feel you shouldn't be housed with a shooter, fine....don't do the CRIME. Jeffrey Dahmer was in jail with druggies, burglars, DWI'S, car thieves and others...same goes for Ted Bundy and Charles Manson. Inmates don't sweat what crime you're in for...they only sweat their crime. You know the saying, "don't do the crime, if you can't do the time."
All ANY of us can say is, "Don't do the crime if you can't do the time," BUT I feel the plight of a lot of these guys being in the legal field myself, so I pray that these brothers can find a positive way and stay away from prison by getting some help.
Imagine making judgements based on a few moments in a youtube clip. For all we know he could've been on parole for armed robbery and went and did it again. And who knows what he did in general population to get him in the box. We dont know the whole story
I'm not saying most inmates are innocent but there are quite a bit of innocent people who end up in jail. They took my sweet kindergarten teacher sister in law to jail because they had a glick in the system that said she didn't pay a ticket that she PAID! The truth is a lot of these gaurds treat the prisoners terribly.
She went to jail but a lot of innocent people end up in prison too. Especially people who can't afford a good lawyer. This comment specifically says jail. On the flip side there are also people who should have been convicted but get off.
If he is a murderer or a rapist or abuser then he deserves it other than that... nope as long as you don't hurt others I believe you could be corrected
@jessicagard8636 it's a year later but I frickin agree so much. It's aggravating, frustrating and despicable that murderers like Nick and the most heinous offenders don't face what they should and yet the people here go through all of this. Shameful, wrong, imbalanced.
@@neiljohnson5421 she asked if he’s dangerous, not why he committed it. Regardless the reason, if you are capable of bringing yourself to commit murder, you are dangerous.
@@torchsaleen so if someone wants to kill you then youre going to let him? or if someone invades your house shooting while your family members are inside you gon not retaliate and let him kill all of you? just asking
@@babymma6135 I would definitely do what’s necessary if that were the case. If someone is breaking into your home with intent to harm you and you shoot in self defense, highly unlikely you’re going to be charged with murder. Defending yourself and murdering someone are two different things. Murder is premeditated. The situations you’ve given are not.
Too bad he didn't kill himself. Save taxpayers alot of money and possibly another life after he eventually gets out in 25 years he will either kill or atleast hurt someone.
I could never work under the circumstances at Rikers today,“Fear is a great motivator”, we had control, control is lost,Rikers is in chaos, retired NYC correction officer, 2002
Trajan Lance he went to rikers island for 2 years...he mentions it multiple times in different interviews and in the Netflix series “when they see us” i honestly never realized the name until i seen this clip
Y'all need to see kaleif browder story on Netflix!! CO's treated him like an animal , he was there for 3yrs , he was only 16 he was tourtured he spent 800 days in solitary confinement,he later killed himself when he got out, WATCH HIS STORY!! :The kalief browder story
Let’s not forget they sent 2pac here and he survived. On a crime he didn’t even commit. Came out sold 6 million albums then got assassinated by the powers that be.
@@yutheflerlim5224 I sure hope you don’t mean every politician and cop. Because I had a cop save one of my friends, I aint going deep because it’s personal, and it’s the internet. It’s fine if you dont believe it, but I’m just saying
So sad to think that Kalief Browder was in Rikers, in solitary confinement, over a stolen backpack ... that he never stole .... rest in paradise Kalief
@Solid Snake More like ....falsely accused supporter, wrongfully arrested supporter, charges dropped supporter, case dismissed supporter, cleared of any wrongdoing supporter, and $3.3 million settlement for Kalief Browders family supporter ... and you’re ignorant as hell supporter !
@Solid Snake if you support tyrannical cops you support criminals. Cops are thugs and criminals. The entire concept of police is anti American and goes against the constitution
@John T you’re very fucking stupid. His family got 3.3 million because the police WRONGLY arrested him dumbass. I guess the government is paying the guilty for locking them up. Fucking idiot
@@OatmealPancake-ej8ky Lmao theres people in there for killing someone trying to protect them or their family and the justice system wrongly charging them making them have to fight for their freedom. You're simply ignorant to the situational variety of these people and will never hold any sort of power because of your 2 dimensional views so your response doesn't strike me as a concerning one.
Some will clearly have behavioural issues that they probably dont know about, like adhd, or bipolar / multiple personality disorder. Some perhaps drug users on the outside and havent had a fix on the inside and some probably waiting on a fix. So many reasons. Nothing about it is funny, but nor were some of their crimes.
Noises in prisons are the worst and nothing to do would make it crazier I wish they had some kind of work to do. Something to engage them. I would also like instrumental. Music. On speakers I have done this with young children and it is calming they quiet because the music smooths the mind and changes the atmosphere. Seems they are suffering PTSD
Everyone is dangerous and capable of doing terrible things. He’s saying that based off of how he is then and not how he was in the exact moment where he took a life.
That guy just lying down on his bed calmly reading a book @ 1:40 inspite of all the chaos going on is a whole mood. For the benefit of some... calling it a mood isn't belittling the severity of the situation. It's the ability to find a semblance of comfort , interest in the seemingly mundane things even in the most unlikely of situations.
Its sad. I used to live right beside train tracks. For a week or two train horns woke me up all the time. Then i never woke anymore and didnt even notice. Perhaps its same for this situation?
@@ryanl784 an empty head such as yours is just a weight onto the shoulders. I mean what use is ur brain if it can't process so little information. Calling people idiots in a public space. What happened to moving on.
Honestly I think it's great what he's trying to do with solitary confinement. I also understand the issues people have with it. It's a very fine line both ways. But it does make sense to try to give people hope and rehabilitation. I know what isolation does to my mental health so I can't imagine if I was someone that struggled with aggression and anger by using violence and having someone lock me up in solitary confinement with those type of thoughts and not having any kind of Hope or help. You're literally creating a more dangerous monster than they were prior. We all make our choices but when you treat someone like an animal that's what you're going to get. I'm sure I'm going to get a lot of negative feedback on what I'm saying but I'm just trying to see this from my own experiences. I've had run into with the law for different reasons. I struggled with drugs and alcohol and got arrested a few times and I witnessed firsthand what solitary confinement did to people I knew. It changes a person and darkens their minds. The devil can have his way with you even more when you're alone in a dark place
I could never be an officer period. I’d leave the second I see somebody shooting someone else and guts going everywhere. Being a police is a tough job..
You tune it out. I worked in a mental health facility. After 2 years I walked by a naked lady third knuckle deep in her bee hole screaming Bible verses I said okay let’s get up and go wash 🧼 up. I didn’t even really think much about it until I got off and someone asked how my day went.
Now start ur own business.. i did 2 weeks in the hole in cleveland but i was literally in a cell with a plastic matt and myself thats it.. and ut was like 60 degrees in there and u only fet 800 calories a day
I was abused (sexually, physically, and emotionally) as a child. Depending on the abuse type, the abusers were friends of fam, strangers, family members, cops. I should have been a statistic but I kept pushing forward. But not everyone made it through. I put my time into my own children and continue to give talks to young people about life, schooling, homeschooling, technology, martial arts, chess, etc. Governments, religious leaders and the super-rich don't care!
@@whatthefuckyousaytome1930 What do you mean acting like an animal? No one said no laws. These people are supposed to be released back into the world. And that doesn't change the fact that these COs aren't all innocent. The way they treat these inmates isn't okay.
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This is so sad. I did 4 years in prison. In Kansas. They refer to it as candy land because although any time behind those walls is hell, it's easy when compared to doing time anywhere else. I couldn't imagine doing time in a place like rikers Island. And I know there's people in there that absolutely deserve to be there. But then there's the ones who don't deserve it. Prison isn't for everyone. It really isn't. Even if you are considered a criminal or have committed crimes, prison doesn't help everyone. Some of those people need a different kind of help. Prison is only going to cause them more problems that could be avoided.
Stole computers : sent to a beastly correctional facility with solitary confinement for years Kilked 17 men at school shooting: this matter needs "reconsideration"
Trishana rowz You choose to be institutionalized so many people can turn there lives around they just have to have that want to do better. I should know I did my time and never allowed myself to become that way. the more aggressive the inmate the more likely they are to return to prison upon release.
JoefromNJ1 alot of the time the guards bring it on themselves by treating even the most respectful inmates like shit. so when you have guards that run there mouths and treat people like sub humans what else do they expect to get in return? I'm not making excuses for these inmates but they are not solely the ones to blame for there actions the DOC has to take some fault
This is an incredible video. Correctional Institutions need to 'correct' the behavior. What he is doing is a beginning. Follow the path back to their childhoods, their roots. It's not all going to change, but it can be a beginning.
My husband and I were in a drive through the other day a guy rolled up on his bike he asked if he gave us money could we order him a burger he had just been released from Huntsville prison.. said restaurant wouldn't let him in because of the mask stuff and he couldn't order on his bike, we didn't have much money however we bought him a burger meal combo gave him 5.00 and he hugged my husband and they spoke about God he was excited to go see his daughter, I pray he does well
They say in the video, the entire area is for those who have committed violence once already in prison. The guy who stole computers had an “angry outburst” that involved violence. Why’re people so quick to make excuses for peoples REPEATED horrible decisions and crimes.
@@SmilesPerGallon- first of all iknow him personal SIR & Its Rikers USE YOUR BRAIN . He's supposed to let ppl punk him df yea out burst as in WHOOPED everybody's ass and sadly got him in there . its wrong to assume when you know not a got damn thang.
Tony Rbinson. absolutely. that should be MANDATED in all 'lock-up' institutions. Mixing people that have no violent offenses with the violent only creates more victims of violence, and turns the non-violent, VIOLENT.
How horrific and what an injustice this is to normal people. It’s obvious most have serious mental issues, then you treat them like animals then you release them. Who is really more wicked? 2022 and we still don’t know what to do?
If you can't find gratitude from your freedom - from the small things taken for granted like family, good food, and peace of home after your release - it isn't mental illness, it's a lack of gratitude and a victim mentality. Prison reform is necessary, but you have to understand - they aren't "treated like animals", the fact is : THEY ACT LIKE ANIMALS. And that is absolutely unjust and horrific for normal people to have to put up with.
@@amyrenee1361 Who claims to know better must do better. Even real animals are not treated like animals, we have no excuse to allow any mistreatment of these people
It’s not as bad as it seems. I used to put a note on my window for the co saying “no meds, no breakfast, take me out of rotation” so my cell wouldn’t open up in the morning when everyone else’s did. Lol. I didn’t even wanna be around the bullshit after awhile
Thats why you shouldnt do crimes. Prison isnt nice. In the old days they never threw piss and feces at officers because a bunch of officers would give them a hiding they will never forget. Today we're too soft and make too many excuses.
The current prison system just feeds people's anger.. It doesn't rehabilitate them at all. America as a whole is fucked up beyond repair. Not until the current old people ruling our government get replaced.
I went to prison, and now I function in society better than ever because of it. It CAN rehabilitate, if an open mind is kept. If you want to always have a victim mentality and a negative attitude, then no, it probably won't do anything to.improve you.
Sasquatch Models that’s great! but many people will not get hired after being incarcerated. many people may not have the correct social or financial supports to steer them out of bad doings, which usually leads them back into jail. plus ssssooooo many more things. just because you didn’t experience that doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen. and if there’s more than one person saying it, it’s not the person, it’s the system. i’ve never been to jail but it seems like he was totally complacent with being in jail. which would be a “positive attitude.”
Chaze Seaberry korey wise is pretty famous, he was coerced into “confessing” to a crime he didn’t commit, and was sent to rivers at 16 years. kalief was also sent there for a crime he didn’t commit. There’s a right to a speedy trial in America, but Kaleif was stuck their for 3 years because the judges were never ready for his case.
Narrator: Dangerous Inmates *cuts to about half the inmates reading a book and minding their own business* Edit: What is calling me stupid going to do with Justifying your replies? Calling me stupid just because I didn’t understand at the time is just plain stupid if I’m being honest here.
@@standardrecreations It's a jail. Holding guys that haven't been sentenced yet. Everybody know about Rikers tho. Place is a shithole. Worst jail in the u.s.
Love and purpose is what people need. If you give people love ,help them find there purpose and then help them achieve there goals towards there purpose in order to get there. i believe we can change billions of lives for the better. Where’s programs like that?
You see those Norway prison? Nice ryt Yeah most of the world you don't have anything but Rice Piece of floor and pray Asia don't go to prison if you think that place is bad
iIIuminati oh it’s funny because most of the people who are considered criminals aren’t violent at all most of them are the mentally ill, the poor, or drug users or dealers. And tbh they shouldn’t be jail in the first place...
asmodeus asteroth lmao you have no idea what you’re talking about, I live in europe and my brother was in the streets like crazy, the jails out here are like hotels compared to the shitholes in the US. We even get tv’s and xbox’s out here, nowhere near as violent, no crazy corrupt CO’s. None of that.
Well if they didn’t want to live in a borderline concentration camp, they should have thought twice before committing a crime in order to feed their family
symano85 s I need y’all to comprehend better she’s saying there are people in those same situations. Like wrongfully convicted. Not the actually person is still in there🤦🏾♀️
I feel bad for the dudes that are wrongfully convicted of a crime, go to prison, and then are forced to commit ACTUAL crimes just to survive. Imagine how POWERLESS it must feel to be wrongfully convicted of murder or rape and being sent to a place like this. Gives me the chills just thinking about it. 🥶
@@armonyaq2896 I never said it wasn’t, the fact that it’s the only point they could think of is weird. Please look up the stats of false accusations leading to jail time or any punishment and accusations leading to be proven true.
@@koiko.k4801 Any number above 0 is too much and even falsely accusing of someone of rape without them being convicted ruins their lives theres been quite a few cases where its happened to athletes and they lost sponsors and such or d1 athletes losing their scholarships.
