Edwin

Uh, I mean, it was pretty much like, like jail.

I mean, it's, uh, we were out, you know, the ones that were sleeping on the floors and some others were sleeping on their, their, um, like bunk beds.

And, uh,

We had three bathrooms, one, two, three to pee, and then the other three to, you know, to poop.

And then in the same bathroom we had three sinks, one, you know, two that we could not do anything but wash dishes.

And then the other three were to, you know, brush our teeth and, you know.

Whenever I arrived, there was 60, 72 people.

Not because, keep in mind that, you know, as we go, it took us, it took, you know, thank God it took me

that had been waiting for two days in the holding cell to take the blanket you know let's say one blanket sleeping on the floor and then these these holding cells they hold the capacity up to they said they hold the capacity to 20 people but there was you know like eight of us and that was that was not even enough space so we were all like pretty much you're not sleeping like spoons

sleeping on like the little benches and stuff.

And the bathroom was there, and they brought us the food there, and you know, like this was this really small room, and we had to eat there while others pooped, while others peed, and you know, all we had gotten was water, and they smoked themselves.

So you have, you know, hundreds of people that get brought in, you know, at the beginning, and then... One second, baby.

For about four days.

Here, to Diamondback, yes, which is a brand new, supposedly detention center or correctional facility for eyeshows.

No, they put us in a transportation bus.

The transportation bus.

That's how they transported us.

It was for about five hours.

Five hours.

Five hours.