Ebo Sosa

Yeah, yeah.

See, like, right now I'm a law-abiding citizen.

So I ain't got no trouble since I've been home.

I've been home from prison for two years now, so, like, I just...

Completely just left the streets alone.

I heard that after three years, I can go back to court and ask them to terminate my probation.

As long as I do three years without getting in trouble, they can just kill all my probation.

But since I had a 22-7, I did the whole seven.

I came home with 13 years on probation, the remainder of that 20-year sentence.

So I've been home for two years now, so I still have 11 more months on probation.

So after I complete this last year, this next year, without getting in trouble.

Yeah, but once I get, yeah, I have 11 more years on it.

Oh, okay.

Okay.

Once I complete one more year of probation, I can go back and ask them to get it terminated.

Yeah.

Yeah, so next year I'll be good.

but yeah yeah so um that seems ridiculous that's a ridiculous amount of of paper that's how that's how like where i'm from that's how they really trick us like they they trick us for life basically like we had so much crime like like i said we're metro atlanta so we're not actually fulton county so for it to be not even the capital we had the highest conviction rate i think it was one time we had like um

99.6% conviction rate.

Everybody that was locking up was guilty.