Jack Lawrence

With less than three years on his sentence to serve, he continues to try to clear his name.

Well, today is a quick catch-up, as Jr.

recently had a development in his appeal with the federal courts.

So how many guys go for those positions?

Fair enough.

And then, so if you do get in, do you do regular training and stuff like that as well?

I was going to ask, what's sort of the incentive other than obviously, you know, doing a good thing and fighting fires?

I was going to say, what's the sort of incentive to join?

But obviously that pay is a great incentive.

So as we've spoken about in the past during Junior's story, with him getting out in less than three years, if he doesn't, of course, get out sooner on an appeal, there's an entire world that he isn't used to.

But he says he's been studying up on all the new technology as much as he can.

yeah i mean that that's the whole thing is that people on the outside take this sort of stuff for granted because we've grown up around it but you 15 years old you were moved away from all that stuff and because i mean i remember you know when i was a kid we didn't have the internet so i mean you know i remember when it first came in and but for you i suppose it's it's all foreign yeah it's definitely all foreign and then i i had when i worked out i had this job in the ci and i worked my way up all the way to uh

That's most people in life, though, I think, mate.

Most people have just got useless facts in their heads, really.

One question that I've got on our OMR Facebook group during Junior's story was, when he's released, what job might he do when he gets out?

So I asked him.

Have you thought about what job you would do on the outside?

Yeah.

You mentioned traveling.

What's the situation going to be like for you when you do get out with travel?