Evaristo Salas Jr.

And for most prisoners, there's even more programs that you can get.

But a lot of the people who get out either don't know about it or they just don't take advantage of it.

But for me, I went to this one, went to that one, and just started writing, filling all these things out and applying for all of them that I could get.

Yeah, my lawyer's already kind of filed on it, so it's already in the process.

Like I said, I personally don't want anything to do with the courts, but I realize that unless something is done

it's allowing individuals to kind of get away with it.

I'm not out for vengeance or that kind of stuff.

Yeah, exactly.

It's accountability.

And the only thing they really respect is when it hits them in the pocketbook.

I mean, it's going to get them to think twice doing these knee jerk reactions, targeting certain communities or that kind of stuff.

And if that's the only change that I can make to that, at least to get them to think twice or, you know, to think back, well, maybe I should look into this a little more.

And that's a positive.

And that's, that's coming far from where we're at right now.

You know,

And so thinking of in those kinds of terms,

You know, I think it has to be done.

No, yeah, it definitely does.

And like I said, it's a horrible thing when they won't even apologize or won't even give you that.

And the fact that they won't just means that they don't even care about the family, the victim's family, because they