Oscar Castro

He's grabbing the guard, putting him to the side.

Another guy's coming behind him with another gun, grabbing him.

They're dragging him inside the prison, taking the keys, locking the door.

And then they're bringing these steel barrels that we use as trash cans.

And they're putting them up against these steel doors and lighting them on fire with all the trash and stuff inside.

So the heat's welding these doors shut.

And then nobody's coming in the prison.

I'm telling you, yeah.

We're not escaping.

Nobody's trying to escape because there's just too much police presence, especially on a visit day.

There's hundreds of police officers around.

What they want to do is just take over the prison, and they want to have the visits inside.

So this way, they're not coming and shooting at us, going crazy with the gas and all that stuff.

So they take over, right?

They bring the guard inside.

Guards are held hostage inside the prison.

You know, we're strapping them to like the weight benches.

We're strapping a gas tank to them.

You know, there's people with gas tanks on their backs with the hose and they light the flame up.

And it's just, you know, we got helicopters over the prison.