AG Gregoroff

You know what you're up against.

You got to take a deal.

So they wound up coming at me with two county years run consecutively or run concurrent, right?

Concurrent.

And I've already been in for a few months.

I'll be out, you know, total would be five months and 20 days off a county year.

So we go back and forth whether I should do it or not.

I just say I sign for two county years run concurrent.

Sorry, run consecutively at the same time.

And then I start doing my time.

My uncle winds up getting, I think, like seven or eight years in prison.

And then some of the other guys pled to like 90 days.

They basically got a prosecution off everybody, even dudes that were just there as workers.

Like they had nothing involved.

But I had no drugs, no fingerprints on nothing, no drugs in my system, and I had no drug residue on my clothing.

So from a court case, I would walk on that easily nowadays.

But back then, you don't know.

So then now I'm in Southern California.

It's just it's JL's county, but it's not much different than prison in the sense of the guys coming through there.

They're all getting struck out.