Edwin

I was given blankets and stuff, and, you know, a little mattress and stuff.

But I was on the floor because there was no, not enough beds for everybody.

really get their meals as they get to them and stuff.

to where it's, like, more moral here.

You know, they have us in this hole, and they're saying that, you know, we are not, like, allowed to make, you know, personal phone calls anymore, that we're not, you know, allowed to talk to anybody, just legal, just to an attorney, and that's it.

And that, like, I don't understand.

This is supposed to be an ice hole.

like, prisoners in which I'm wearing the lowest level, which is green, and I'm wearing the lowest level that there is here.

You know, it's, it's, that means that I have no violence in my record, that I've not, you know, no threats, no nothing, there's nothing, you know, nothing that shows that I'm a violent person.

And then I shouldn't be, like, mixed with other images.

And whenever I arrived to Dubonnet, I was in a cell

There's a number of people that came by and saw that I'm typing on the phone and the belief that they're listening to.

So I'm not sure if this would be my last phone call that I make.

I'm just, just a little nervous and,

No, sir.

No, sir.

Whenever I was, no, we asked for this warrant because whenever.

No, they never showed me a warrant.

Not even whenever they took me to the jail, they couldn't provide me with that warrant.

They couldn't provide me with that paper.