Life Inside Jail: Arrests, Inmates, and Procedures

Inmates must follow jail rules to expedite their release and avoid further complications.

### Inside the Jail: A Glimpse into the Arrest Process and Inmate Interactions
* 🚔 After an arrest, suspects find themselves in jail, where they are considered **innocent until proven guilty** in a court of law.
* 🎶 Despite the challenges, jail staff express their enjoyment in the job, stating, "**I absolutely had a great time working down here**," highlighting the **unpredictability of each shift**.
* 🔒 The process involves **strict adherence to rules**, with officers instructing inmates to **follow directions to expedite their release**.
* 👮 Tensions can arise as inmates resist authority, with one individual claiming **royal lineage** while failing to comply with **jail protocols**.
* 🐕 The emotional toll of arrests is evident, as one inmate expresses **grief over a dog being shot** during the arrest, while another insists on his **innocence despite being charged with public intoxication**.
* 💔 Officers navigate complex situations, including dealing with **intoxicated individuals who often create disturbances** and **struggle with their circumstances**.
* 🍺 Alcohol plays a significant role in many arrests, as highlighted by a man who flagged down police to complain about **not being served more beer**, illustrating the **chaotic interactions** often seen in the criminal justice system.
* 🏠 Ultimately, the staff remain focused on safety and order, emphasizing that **following the rules is essential for the inmates' quick release and well-being**.

after arrest and before trial comes jail. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. [Music] I love this job. I absolutely had a great time working down here, no matter how hard it gets, no matter how many people you run into that occasionally want to fight with you, want to be combative, screaming and yelling, and not really happy that they're in jail. I still have a good time every night, something different every single night. Shut your mouth. Exactly. Face forward. Listen and follow the directions. We didn't arrest you guys, beat me up. You guys put me on the ground, sir. This is the Clark County Detention Center. We don't work on the street. We haven't seen you till right now. How do you act right now is how we're going to treat you, okay? Well, I'm just so you stand still. You do what they tell you to do. They'll take these handcuffs off. They'll put the belly chains on. Then you'll see what the charges are, and then you get yourself out of jail. Take these

cups, sir. My father was a great-grand. The first king of Hawaii, okay. And my uncle was the last king, Kalakaua. And I'm Royal. I want the news here as well. I listen up. I need for you to follow instructions here, okay. No worries, all right. I follow you. You follow instructions. You have no problem, all right. Well, that's no problem, all right. We'll have a seat by that guy in the polo shirt in the, uh, right here, okay. So, how long will I be here? I told you I'll let you know as soon as I find out. But why are you keep on grabbing me? Because I just need to know. Because you don't listen very well. I don't listen very well. He gets in the fight with one of the other passengers. He pushes the flight attendant out of the way. And he hopes and prays that the plane crashes. And he's going to see to it we take them out. And he kicks out the window of the control phone. Beat me up. Get the restraint chair. Hold

them on the ground gather a stranger told him that he was already in jail. He got up and tried to just run down the hall. Here she likes to kick, kick the window out of the patrol cars already. I'm not worried, okay? Have a seat. You're in jail. You can't just get up and run down the hall. You have to go where to tell you to go and stay seated. You are in jail. You have no right to me before, no right to brutality to me. We are in the United States, okay? Remember that. God would bless behind you. That's not afraid. He wasn't spitting. If you take that mask off, we're gonna keep this off your head, but you don't spit. I know you didn't. You started yelling, and it starts coming out of your mouth, sir. First, first, I explained. First, I explained this to you already. So, I already explained that you're in jail. I already explained that I was going to find out what your charge were and how you can go to jail and all that.

stuff because this is not brutality. No, it's not. It's the cause. No, actually, you're telling me that what you guys can do to me. You don't know who I am. My name is. My father was the first Grand. Was the first king of Hawaii. My uncle was the last King Kamehameha. Died in 1891. And they would all be proud of your behavior right now. No, no, they wouldn't be. The behavior that got you thrown off the plane in America. You stole from us. That's what you did. Okay, so don't even quote me. Okay, well, I'm done talking to you. You can sit here strapping this chair. I could say it for hours and you. Well, you're going to sit there until you're not screaming and yelling. Because when I go to the Supreme Court. When he goes to the Supreme Court. Then I'm going to be in trouble. He can push the flight attendant. But that's relevant. He can kick a window out of patrol car. That's relevant. He can run across the floor. That's fine too. But somebody has

to hold him down. Oh, he'll find out later. Good. He's been in the chair for close to an hour. It's calm now. It's time. Is good out there. Okay, stand up on this one. Hello, just come over here so we have a seat in this red chair at the bottom of your shirt. Pull it up to your neck. Okay, lean forward. Oh, get up, sir. You don't have to be so rough. Oh my God, nobody told you to stand up. I know, but I didn't not know. Nobody's being rough. He doesn't like me. He's never liked me from the first beginning. His pupils are dilated so high. Oh, your answer is up to your knees, both of them at the same time. No, I don't want to do that. Okay, sure. I have hold on, hold on, sir. Sir, very carefully. Ouch. You do what we tell you to do. Okay, but my leg hurts. This is your last chance, and you're back in that chair. Remember I told you about three strikes. Sit up, do what they tell you to do, pull

your pant leg up to your knee. I am good. You know what? I am going to go to the dab Supreme Court for this. Okay, instructions: lift up both places. Don't stand up. Lift up your feet. So I... I... I don't know why you... This is nudity. This is... I don't believe you guys doing this for your safety and the safety of other inmates. You follow directions, guys. You guys are embarrassing me because... No, we're not. We're having to do the same thing that every single inmate that comes in here has to do. So I can see the bottom of your feet. We're checking for contract. Lift them up so I can see the bottom. There you go. Now stand up. There you go, Sergeant Wayne. It's all yours. Go and walk right down this way. I'm gonna go right down this hallway, right off to your left. Go ahead, get your shoes off. Okay, go and step inside. All right, go ahead and have a seat right there. Okay, there are rules that need to be followed at the airport and in jail.

I'm not following those rules. That's how you ended up in jail. Okay, now you need to follow the rules here so you can hurry up and get out of jail. See how it works. Thank you, sir. All right. [Music] Yeah, we'll leave your shoes out here. No one's gonna steal them to jail. Everybody's honest in the jail. He's just gonna sit here and follow the rules and do what he's told. If you've been doing that from the very beginning, it wouldn't have been in a strange chair, and he wouldn't have been down here in the cell right now. He'd be sitting out there. The only part would be flying to Texas right now. [Music] Prior to coming to work for Tulsa County, I achieved my private investigator license, which got me headed in the direction of law enforcement. I have been a certified deputy sheriff the last three months. I thought I might be able to do something to make a difference and have a positive role, hopefully, on some of the inmates. [Music] You don't know me.

I killed my dog for no reason. Yeah, I want everybody's name now. They killed my dog. You've got a while to rest that off. Y'all better hope she don't hurt herself. I know that because I know you. I know you. I don't know. He released the dog on the officer that was arresting his sister, and that's when we shot his dog. How did the dog get killed? I got it. How many times? What? What type of dog? Pitbull. Pitbull. So, yeah, it's supposed to be in charge with public intoxication and obstruction, correct? Because I told you to go inside like six times, and you just didn't listen. I was gonna go down. I don't know, man. You're gonna be put over there, and you're gonna bail out tonight, okay? Bella, who's gonna bail me out, bro? That's your problems. Tell your dad to come bail me now. Please open police. Don't do that, bro. I have to put a helmet on you. [Music] It's funny. [Music] Okay, just kill my dog.

hair man kill me. Y'all gonna kill me anyway to kill my dog. You kill my dog, man. What's the matter? What I do? Oh my God, get out. If I don't take this to court, no you if I are too. Yeah [Music] nothing to you guys screaming us [Music] um [Applause] all right listen to me. As soon as I get the paperwork, the police officer will get you in the slider. I'll give you some clothes. Okay, okay [Music] during the arrest. She was pepper sprayed. Her pit bull was shot by Tulsa Police Department. Her brother and brother-in-law were also brought in tonight, uh, trying to defend her during the arrest. Appreciate that, sir. It's got a little pissed off about my sister getting wrecked up. Ain't nobody like to see her little sister get locked up. All right, before I start, so our Channel let you know right now. Your sister, any issues you have that the resting agency is between you and that arrested. Yeah, that's cool. I have no

problem the local police department spread your sister don't mean she get you have any need to get mad at us all right oh no all right do not talk to your sister for any reason whatsoever put your hand on the wall spread your feet a little bit more all right you got one brother he's got charges taller skinny guy he's got about eight grand with bonds with all the vicious dog stuff he got charged for unneutered dog vicious harboring a vicious dog um [Music] [Music] thank you it looks like Marlene and her brother-in-law received pretty minimal charges they should be able to bond out and her brother unfortunately has over eight thousand dollars in bonds he's unfortunately been stuck with the brunt of the charges pertaining to the dogs and will probably be with us for a while [Music] [Music] keep insane you do your best and that's by basically laughing it off it is funny after a while but uh you still got to watch your back you can

laugh. You can have a good time, but these people are dangerous, especially when they're drunk, especially when they're high. We're gonna take your shoes off for you in a second, all right? Is this a joke, or am I really going to jail? You're in jail for what you're here. This was a joke. I would be drinking. Hey, hey, officer with the badge. Once you get on the 6th Street, if you want to find some drums, I'm coherent. I've been arrested for public intoxication. I don't go to Sixth Street anymore. Well, I've been arrested for public intoxication. Guess what? I have been drinking a beer all day. You have mental health issues? Yeah, I do, and you've wrongfully arrested me. I didn't mean to, sir, but uh, I'll get right on that, right? Put me in my room. Take care of these handcuffs. Oh, I'm gonna catch pneumonia if I can't get these shoes off. I want my own cell. I want a fireplace. I want a nice view. Most drugs don't say that, huh.

[Music] Face that way and don't move. I am pacing whatever way you put in me. Damn, I have nothing. I'm in my pajamas. Really, I feel like you want to kill yourself tonight. What are you talking about? I never wanted to kill myself. I man, why don't you again? What's wrong with you? You know you're wrong. Yeah, yeah, you pick, you get any medical problems. Yeah, you for being personal. Take this handcuff off. You need to place your hand on top one at a time. You know there's two of them and there's only one key. I said your hand and say hands. Yeah, I've got two hands. They're on them each end of my arms. Leave it right there. Don't move your hand. Oh, that sure is nice hands on the counter. Leave your hands there. What should I do with this hand, officer? Just put it down. All right, Bill, you wanna take your shoes out? No. What do you think I've been asking for? Come on, see, they say, do you want to take your shoes off? I said yes. They handcuffed me.

again you can't turn around on these officers. All right, and all I wanted to do was take my shoes off. All I've been asking for is to take my shoes off. I say yes. Oh yeah, APD's finest. Okay, come on brother, can you take the socks off man, they're still soaking wet. Damn, therefore wait a minute. All I really want to do is take my socks off. I'm not gonna touch it. Yes, I'm handcuffed. You stubby Mexican, that's husky Mexican. Hear me okay photography. He was uh on Far West Boulevard. It's a convenience store. They wouldn't sell him any more beer. Well, in the state of Texas, if you sell alcohol to an intoxicated person, it's um, it's a criminal charge. So this gentleman right here, he flags down these two police officers and his wisdom and in his thinking, they won't sell me beer. So he actually flagged down the police to complain that they wouldn't sell him any more beer. It's not his first time here. Every time he comes in, he creates a ruckus. He wants

everything his way well in here you just don't get it that way. [Music] [Music] Next time don't flag down the cops because you they won't sell you beer go get on the phone first. We just need to take a picture you're here so often. I know but it's been a while right there keep your voice down. [Music] It was a complete accident I swear because they tried to arrest me for doing something I wasn't even doing. They say I'm drunk don't I sound pretty coherent. I don't know all right good night that's how you do it Billy you done done that's it I'm done Mom I'm in jail come and get me come on no it's not the mom that's worried it's that pregnant girl at home. I don't want to be in that room I know about that room looks like this. I want a place to lay down right just lay down on the floor come on lay down on the floor thank you. [Music] Alcohol is like a big factor in our

society, especially Criminal Justice Society, because that is the major factor of everybody seems to be. Everybody gets alcohol in them. Everybody's got a point to prove. Everybody wants to tell you what they think and the doors [Music] [Music] I'm gonna go home to my family tonight [Music].

'This is Brutality!': Outraged Detainee Claims Officers Stole His Land

Law&Crime Network

Life Inside the Clark County Detention Center

The Clark County Detention Center staff deal with a variety of challenging situations and aggressive individuals every night.

They emphasize the importance of following instructions to ensure a smoother process for the detainees.

The interactions highlight the tension between the staff and the suspects, with some individuals struggling to accept their situation and comply with the rules.

Confrontation and Compliance at the Airport

A person with a royal Hawaiian lineage is being restrained and questioned by authorities after causing a disturbance.

The individual expresses frustration with the treatment and insists on their importance, while the officers emphasize the need for compliance with rules.

The situation escalates, but eventually, the person is guided to follow instructions and is taken to a separate area.

The speaker emphasizes the importance of following rules to avoid incarceration.

They share their background as a private investigator and recent deputy sheriff, aiming to make a positive impact on inmates.

The narrative includes a chaotic arrest scene involving a woman, her pit bull, and her family, highlighting the emotional turmoil and conflict during the process.

Marlene and her brother-in-law received minimal charges and should be able to bond out, while her brother faces over eight thousand dollars in bonds for dog-related charges.

The situation is tense, with the officers dealing with individuals who are drunk or high, making the environment dangerous.

One arrestee expresses frustration and disbelief at being jailed, while also revealing a history of public intoxication and mental health issues.

A man in pajamas is handcuffed by police officers while trying to take off his shoes and socks.

He expresses frustration at being handcuffed and complains about the officers' actions.

The man flagged down the police to complain about not being sold more beer, despite being intoxicated, and has a history of causing a ruckus at the convenience store.

The Impact of Alcohol in the Criminal Justice System

Alcohol plays a significant role in the lives of individuals, often leading to conflicts with the law.

The narrator expresses frustration with being arrested for something they weren't doing and highlights the chaotic environment of the jail.

The prevalence of alcohol in society is linked to aggressive behavior and a desire to prove oneself, creating a cycle of trouble for many.