Jonas Knox

This story started making the rounds recently because there's a lot going on and people are paying attention to different things.

Talk about an abuse of power.

He got popped for stealing the honey buns.

Now, he has said the following, quote, I just want the people to know that I didn't do this and it is killing me to be plastered all over the world that I am this and I am that and I am not that.

He claims he is diabetic.

which shows a real... I don't mean... Listen, listen... Hey, that's a real will to compete, I'll tell you that.

Boosting honey buns don't mean you're eating the honey buns.

You could be giving them to other people.

Now, he does not deny taking the honey buns.

He says he was following an established policy that when inmates started fires in the jail, it was policy to take commissary items from those inmates to give them to others.

So basically... He's saying making sure they share, right?

Yeah, I mean, if you start lighting stuff on fire inside the jail, you're going to lose your honey bun.

So how bad do you want that flame?

Or how bad do you want that sugar?

If you light the fire, then you can toast that honey bun.

They say they're better warm than they are cold.

He said it's been going on for years.

Moore and his attorney, Scott Morrow, believe the charges are retaliation connected to a leaked video of an inmate who died in jail custody in April of last year.

So that's how you get revenge.

With too many honey buns.