David

I'm like, well, they're not all like that. And this guy's one of them. And he was proud of it, too. He would say, you know, I'm not like. I'll actually do. I'm not like all the other public defenders. I'm like, yeah, I know. I know. I know all these people in jail that have had you on these cases. I know who you are. That's why I wanted you on the case.

I'm like, well, they're not all like that. And this guy's one of them. And he was proud of it, too. He would say, you know, I'm not like. I'll actually do. I'm not like all the other public defenders. I'm like, yeah, I know. I know. I know all these people in jail that have had you on these cases. I know who you are. That's why I wanted you on the case.

He gets me out of jail, but they kick you out with nothing. I had some shoes, some blue jeans, and a shirt. That's it, man. A bag of

He gets me out of jail, but they kick you out with nothing. I had some shoes, some blue jeans, and a shirt. That's it, man. A bag of

He gets me out of jail, but they kick you out with nothing. I had some shoes, some blue jeans, and a shirt. That's it, man. A bag of

of you know they i gave everything away i was going to keep my jail clothes i i give all the uh everything i had i gave to the people in the pod that i liked like my celly or whatever which was a bunch of you know notebooks and you know you gather some stuff in jail after eight months and they all want it they'll fight over a bowl or a cup and uh i gave all that stuff away so i left with nothing like a little bag or something i was leaving the court leaving the jail and there was a lady leaving at the exact same time they literally let us out of jail

of you know they i gave everything away i was going to keep my jail clothes i i give all the uh everything i had i gave to the people in the pod that i liked like my celly or whatever which was a bunch of you know notebooks and you know you gather some stuff in jail after eight months and they all want it they'll fight over a bowl or a cup and uh i gave all that stuff away so i left with nothing like a little bag or something i was leaving the court leaving the jail and there was a lady leaving at the exact same time they literally let us out of jail

of you know they i gave everything away i was going to keep my jail clothes i i give all the uh everything i had i gave to the people in the pod that i liked like my celly or whatever which was a bunch of you know notebooks and you know you gather some stuff in jail after eight months and they all want it they'll fight over a bowl or a cup and uh i gave all that stuff away so i left with nothing like a little bag or something i was leaving the court leaving the jail and there was a lady leaving at the exact same time they literally let us out of jail

at the exact same time they didn't open the door once close it and let her out they let us out at the same time they went the door let her out and i've never seen met this woman before in my life never seen her heard of her nothing and and we're they let you out of jail and the instructions were you listen go talk now now i was i was on uh probation from the uh for the misdemeanor uh terroristic phone call or whatever whatever the case was so i had to say okay we're gonna let you out of jail but

at the exact same time they didn't open the door once close it and let her out they let us out at the same time they went the door let her out and i've never seen met this woman before in my life never seen her heard of her nothing and and we're they let you out of jail and the instructions were you listen go talk now now i was i was on uh probation from the uh for the misdemeanor uh terroristic phone call or whatever whatever the case was so i had to say okay we're gonna let you out of jail but

at the exact same time they didn't open the door once close it and let her out they let us out at the same time they went the door let her out and i've never seen met this woman before in my life never seen her heard of her nothing and and we're they let you out of jail and the instructions were you listen go talk now now i was i was on uh probation from the uh for the misdemeanor uh terroristic phone call or whatever whatever the case was so i had to say okay we're gonna let you out of jail but

you're on bond release, basically. It was a signature bond, but you're on bond release is what they call it. So it's basically super supervised probation. I had to go back every week and on Wednesday and take a drug test, a drug and alcohol test. This time I wasn't worried about it. I wasn't on drugs anymore. I wasn't, and I wasn't planning on it either. I'm like, and that's it for that. I'm done.

you're on bond release, basically. It was a signature bond, but you're on bond release is what they call it. So it's basically super supervised probation. I had to go back every week and on Wednesday and take a drug test, a drug and alcohol test. This time I wasn't worried about it. I wasn't on drugs anymore. I wasn't, and I wasn't planning on it either. I'm like, and that's it for that. I'm done.

you're on bond release, basically. It was a signature bond, but you're on bond release is what they call it. So it's basically super supervised probation. I had to go back every week and on Wednesday and take a drug test, a drug and alcohol test. This time I wasn't worried about it. I wasn't on drugs anymore. I wasn't, and I wasn't planning on it either. I'm like, and that's it for that. I'm done.

I feel better. You know, oh man, what a relief. I felt great. I never felt better in my life. I remember when I was leaving, I thought, how am I going to get home? How am I going to get back to my house? I'm like, I don't care. I'll walk. I don't care. I mean, it's like what? Tell 30 miles. It's not that far, 50 miles, not even 50. I could have walked home and that's what I was going to do.

I feel better. You know, oh man, what a relief. I felt great. I never felt better in my life. I remember when I was leaving, I thought, how am I going to get home? How am I going to get back to my house? I'm like, I don't care. I'll walk. I don't care. I mean, it's like what? Tell 30 miles. It's not that far, 50 miles, not even 50. I could have walked home and that's what I was going to do.

I feel better. You know, oh man, what a relief. I felt great. I never felt better in my life. I remember when I was leaving, I thought, how am I going to get home? How am I going to get back to my house? I'm like, I don't care. I'll walk. I don't care. I mean, it's like what? Tell 30 miles. It's not that far, 50 miles, not even 50. I could have walked home and that's what I was going to do.

I'm like, I'll just walk home. I'll just hitchhike home. I'll get back to, you know? And so I get out and they let me off this woman and she starts, she asked me, Oh wow. How long have you been in jail? I'm like, man, I was in there for eight months. Wow. That's a long time. How are you going to get home? I'm like, I don't know. She goes, well, do you need anything?

I'm like, I'll just walk home. I'll just hitchhike home. I'll get back to, you know? And so I get out and they let me off this woman and she starts, she asked me, Oh wow. How long have you been in jail? I'm like, man, I was in there for eight months. Wow. That's a long time. How are you going to get home? I'm like, I don't know. She goes, well, do you need anything?

I'm like, I'll just walk home. I'll just hitchhike home. I'll get back to, you know? And so I get out and they let me off this woman and she starts, she asked me, Oh wow. How long have you been in jail? I'm like, man, I was in there for eight months. Wow. That's a long time. How are you going to get home? I'm like, I don't know. She goes, well, do you need anything?