Garet McLendon

And, and it was, it wasn't like nothing happened.

ferocious as uh i was out in those apartment buildings serving for as long as i could and and uh i wanted to go home and get some rest and i remember that one of the guys parked a stolen car over there on the side street and i went and grabbed that stolen car and i wired it up and i and i drive it and uh and uh i missed the wire and had no brake light so i get pulled over

And I go to, and I go to YA.

I'm in there with this little slap on the hand, turn around type thing.

What's YA?

Youth Authority.

Okay.

I'm not, I'm not 18 yet, so I can't go into the county jail.

And, and I go on this little, little trip in a YA.

I get some community service and kids programs and stuff like that.

And, um,

I don't finish it.

I don't do it.

The need for the streets to pull me in.

I'm getting ready to turn 18.

I know a lot of people from what I've been doing for the past three years.

This is when people start getting busted.

The guys I'm hanging out with are doing too much.

Stuff's happening on the streets.

We're getting busted.