Sergeant James Booker

So, you know, a lot of that went on, you know, because they couldn't relate to these guys. It was a different environment.

So, you know, a lot of that went on, you know, because they couldn't relate to these guys. It was a different environment.

So, you know, a lot of that went on, you know, because they couldn't relate to these guys. It was a different environment.

Well, like I said, we won't name any names, but this particular fellow happened to be out of Miami. And this guy was in there, if I recall, he was in there for a trip of murder. And this guy had huge hands, big hands. And what they did when I was working there is guys, if you had a beef with a guy, we would actually have boxing where guys could actually box.

Well, like I said, we won't name any names, but this particular fellow happened to be out of Miami. And this guy was in there, if I recall, he was in there for a trip of murder. And this guy had huge hands, big hands. And what they did when I was working there is guys, if you had a beef with a guy, we would actually have boxing where guys could actually box.

Well, like I said, we won't name any names, but this particular fellow happened to be out of Miami. And this guy was in there, if I recall, he was in there for a trip of murder. And this guy had huge hands, big hands. And what they did when I was working there is guys, if you had a beef with a guy, we would actually have boxing where guys could actually box.

Well, this guy was like the champ of the prison. He was the champ of the prison. So when this guy went to take a shower, he went with an entourage of people to take a shower. I mean, this guy was like a kingpin, basically, in prison when he called the shots. He was a shot caller.

Well, this guy was like the champ of the prison. He was the champ of the prison. So when this guy went to take a shower, he went with an entourage of people to take a shower. I mean, this guy was like a kingpin, basically, in prison when he called the shots. He was a shot caller.

Well, this guy was like the champ of the prison. He was the champ of the prison. So when this guy went to take a shower, he went with an entourage of people to take a shower. I mean, this guy was like a kingpin, basically, in prison when he called the shots. He was a shot caller.

And if it was food, if it was drugs, if it was hooch, whatever moved through that bus, it had to go through him in order to move. And us working there, we knew who was who. But that's actually his question. If he can't be there, where would we send him? That was the worst of the worst. It's not like we can say, okay, we're going to send you to another camp. No, this is it.

And if it was food, if it was drugs, if it was hooch, whatever moved through that bus, it had to go through him in order to move. And us working there, we knew who was who. But that's actually his question. If he can't be there, where would we send him? That was the worst of the worst. It's not like we can say, okay, we're going to send you to another camp. No, this is it.

And if it was food, if it was drugs, if it was hooch, whatever moved through that bus, it had to go through him in order to move. And us working there, we knew who was who. But that's actually his question. If he can't be there, where would we send him? That was the worst of the worst. It's not like we can say, okay, we're going to send you to another camp. No, this is it.

There's no other place like this place. And I mean, that place is an amazing place. And I think you never see any documentaries on it. You never see people telling stories about it. You never see cameras there because the thing is, society really doesn't want to know.

There's no other place like this place. And I mean, that place is an amazing place. And I think you never see any documentaries on it. You never see people telling stories about it. You never see cameras there because the thing is, society really doesn't want to know.

There's no other place like this place. And I mean, that place is an amazing place. And I think you never see any documentaries on it. You never see people telling stories about it. You never see cameras there because the thing is, society really doesn't want to know.

There's more rapes, more assaults, more murders that happen at that prison than all of Bradford County, which is where the prison is located. It was assaults every single day. Every day. But it was never reported. Nothing ever got to the newspaper. Nobody never knew about the assaults. Because basically nobody really wanted to know. Right. Nobody really wanted to know.

There's more rapes, more assaults, more murders that happen at that prison than all of Bradford County, which is where the prison is located. It was assaults every single day. Every day. But it was never reported. Nothing ever got to the newspaper. Nobody never knew about the assaults. Because basically nobody really wanted to know. Right. Nobody really wanted to know.

There's more rapes, more assaults, more murders that happen at that prison than all of Bradford County, which is where the prison is located. It was assaults every single day. Every day. But it was never reported. Nothing ever got to the newspaper. Nobody never knew about the assaults. Because basically nobody really wanted to know. Right. Nobody really wanted to know.

They're already there. At that time, there was no reporting system to say, okay, well, we had 80 assaults this month. It was just assaults. Yeah. you know, and we clean it up and we go on to the next day, you know, but it was, it was a serious environment, you know, very serious. Yeah. But they ran, they, like I said, they ran everything.

They're already there. At that time, there was no reporting system to say, okay, well, we had 80 assaults this month. It was just assaults. Yeah. you know, and we clean it up and we go on to the next day, you know, but it was, it was a serious environment, you know, very serious. Yeah. But they ran, they, like I said, they ran everything.