Ebo Sosa

Nah, that's for him.

You know what I'm saying?

But the police will make it seem like every crime that all of us did was together and we doing it for the gang.

Yeah, after I get in there, I do my three months.

I go to the rehab.

Guy comes in with some slacks and a white button-down shirt, with a collar shirt, actually.

He had on a regular polo shirt with some slacks.

He asked me my name and I was like, yeah, that's me.

He was like, hey, how you doing?

He put his hand out to shake my hand and my intuition just told me, I felt that something was wrong with this dude.

So I left him hanging.

Because a lot of people come to the rehab, talk to us from the outside and little shit.

So my first thing is I'm thinking, oh, he just a guy coming to talk to us and stuff.

But when he asked me my name, I was like, yeah, that's me.

He put his hand out and I just felt funny as hell.

So I just looked him up and down.

He was like, damn, you're just going to leave me hanging?

So I'm like, all right, I'm going to put my hand out.

As soon as I put my hand out, he grabbed my hand, put my hand behind my back.

Like, you're under arrest.