hey all spent a few days behind bars. learned a few things. also some c.o. is sure to be fired. left the house monday night right after revolution the tv show. turned myself in to cpd. they were very nice to me. even locked my hands in front. when we got the jc jail, the c.o.'s and cops all joked around with me and even asked me to help some other offender to
get booked bcs im bi-lingual. i made friends with that offender. she was crying alot bcs she had never been to jail. i told her it was nothing to cry over. now if she had to go to prison then she should cry, but this being her first time they will likely drop all charges.
i had a hard time sleeping the first night bcs they said they were out of mats. i found that was false, just had some lazy ppl working that night. i did get a blanket and a roll of toilet paper. i used the tp as a pillow. my shoulders started to hurt very bad so i missed quite a
bit of sleep that night. they refused me my meds so that made sleeping harder. when i finally went back to the cell block, i got a nasty c.o. i asked for a mat when i got there bcs i was told that there was finally one for me. she said it would come in a moment. i waited and hour and asked again. she said chill it would come with attitude.so i waited two
more hours and asked again. this time she was asleep in the booth and told me if i asked again she was going to lose her temper on me. i went to my bunk and cried bcs i was so tired/sleepy that i was getting sick. when i finished i saw that there was some other c.o. in the booth. i cried to her and begged her to not be mad at me for asking for a mat. she
looked so broken up. she got me a mat within 2 seconds. she also wanted to give me a hygiene kit, but i told her all i needed was to sleep. i did sleep after that. it was still troubled sleep bcs of the noise but i did sleep. i began to feel better. i turned grievances and went home a day late bcs some fool put down that i came in at midnight rather than 2230.
i did learn that if you turn yourself in, you get treated better by some and worse by others. the courts certainly treat you better. here is the things one needs to know when they get a ticket here. when you get a ticket you have the following choices: challenge the ticket or
accept that you were at fault; if you are found to be at fault, you pay the ticket in cash, you can do community service, or you can let it go to warrant and sit the ticket out. i forgot to go to court on the ticket so i let it go to warrant. if you let it go to warrant, you best turn yourself in b4 the cops come get you. bcs if you are arrested, then your fine is doubled.
also while you are being booked do a time served form so that you get out early. make friends with everyone there, c.o.'s and offenders. this will help you if you have to stay for any amount of time. these tips are true for most jails. if you have to go to prison the rules are different. also have a talent that you can trade while there. it will
help. when i filled out the first grievance i was told i had to fill out several. i told them that was stupid and caused more paperwork and wasted paper and time. maybe someone who is into saving the planet who has money will hire a lawyer to go after them.
i also saw that their system of booking is disorganized. and it does cause problems. maybe they could change that too.
something to keep in mind about trying to skip out on a warrant. there is new tech out there that will find you. if you own a vehicle or more the warrant gets attached to the plates of all your vehicles. the camera in all cop vehicles send the plates to some software that does pattern recognition. then if the plate come back as attached, the computer in the cops vehicle alerts him within minutes and your vehicle is searched both for you and other things. so be sure to turn yourself in. also stop blaming others for your arrest. those in charge will know that you do blame others and have not learned your lesson and will treat you worse. i made it very clear that i turned myself in so they would know i knew why i was there.
hey all spent a few days behind bars. learned a few things. also some c.o. is sure to be fired. left the house monday night right after revolution the tv show. turned myself in to cpd. they were very nice to me. even locked my hands in front. when we got the jc jail, the c.o.'s and cops all joked around with me and even asked me to help some other offender to
ReplyDeleteget booked bcs im bi-lingual. i made friends with that offender. she was crying alot bcs she had never been to jail. i told her it was nothing to cry over. now if she had to go to prison then she should cry, but this being her first time they will likely drop all charges.
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ReplyDeletei had a hard time sleeping the first night bcs they said they were out of mats. i found that was false, just had some lazy ppl working that night. i did get a blanket and a roll of toilet paper. i used the tp as a pillow. my shoulders started to hurt very bad so i missed quite a
bit of sleep that night. they refused me my meds so that made sleeping harder. when i finally went back to the cell block, i got a nasty c.o. i asked for a mat when i got there bcs i was told that there was finally one for me. she said it would come in a moment. i waited and hour and asked again. she said chill it would come with attitude.so i waited two
ReplyDeletemore hours and asked again. this time she was asleep in the booth and told me if i asked again she was going to lose her temper on me. i went to my bunk and cried bcs i was so tired/sleepy that i was getting sick. when i finished i saw that there was some other c.o. in the booth. i cried to her and begged her to not be mad at me for asking for a mat. she
ReplyDeletelooked so broken up. she got me a mat within 2 seconds. she also wanted to give me a hygiene kit, but i told her all i needed was to sleep. i did sleep after that. it was still troubled sleep bcs of the noise but i did sleep. i began to feel better. i turned grievances and went home a day late bcs some fool put down that i came in at midnight rather than 2230.
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ReplyDeletei did learn that if you turn yourself in, you get treated better by some and worse by others. the courts certainly treat you better. here is the things one needs to know when they get a ticket here. when you get a ticket you have the following choices: challenge the ticket or
accept that you were at fault; if you are found to be at fault, you pay the ticket in cash, you can do community service, or you can let it go to warrant and sit the ticket out. i forgot to go to court on the ticket so i let it go to warrant. if you let it go to warrant, you best turn yourself in b4 the cops come get you. bcs if you are arrested, then your fine is doubled.
ReplyDeletealso while you are being booked do a time served form so that you get out early. make friends with everyone there, c.o.'s and offenders. this will help you if you have to stay for any amount of time. these tips are true for most jails. if you have to go to prison the rules are different. also have a talent that you can trade while there. it will
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ReplyDeletewhen i filled out the first grievance i was told i had to fill out several. i told them that was stupid and caused more paperwork and wasted paper and time. maybe someone who is into saving the planet who has money will hire a lawyer to go after them.
ReplyDeletei also saw that their system of booking is disorganized. and it does cause problems. maybe they could change that too.
something to keep in mind about trying to skip out on a warrant. there is new tech out there that will find you. if you own a vehicle or more the warrant gets attached to the plates of all your vehicles. the camera in all cop vehicles send the plates to some software that does pattern recognition. then if the plate come back as attached, the computer in the cops vehicle alerts him within minutes and your vehicle is searched both for you and other things. so be sure to turn yourself in. also stop blaming others for your arrest. those in charge will know that you do blame others and have not learned your lesson and will treat you worse. i made it very clear that i turned myself in so they would know i knew why i was there.
also be sure to leave everything at home but your id and some money for the commisary
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