Garet McLendon

For just drugs.

Just drugs, man.

Honestly, I don't even think they didn't even find the drugs that were on me, man.

It was just a pal warrant, parolee at large.

At the end of it, it was like this for me as I get out, man, I'm staying with these.

I'm staying.

I got some girls, some strippers and stuff that I stay in this house with these strippers.

I'm still in that street life of I can't stop selling to support my habit.

At this time now, too, since I started putting a needle in my arm inside prison that when I got out, I couldn't stop putting a needle in my arm on the streets.

And, uh, and even though I, I would have been more content of myself just putting my stand in, in amongst the homeless in encampments and, and the washes and all that stuff with people so I can get high in peace that, uh, that I had some people that cared about me enough that wouldn't let me, that happened to me.

And they, and they, and these girls would, they, they, they had me and they pull me up and they'd be like every night, man, they come find me every night, man, no matter how bad or how, how hard I try to hide, man, they, they swoop me up and they take me to the house.

I'm in a safe spot.

And, um,

And I get busted, man.

I'm running around and that street nonsense.

And it's on Valentine's Day of 2013.

On Valentine's Day of 2013, man, I'm in a shootout on the streets.

I've been out for about 45 days.

I'm staying with those girls.

Cops are looking for me for things I'd done, but I really don't know.