Steven Dominguez

They gave me a chance and I...

been running ever since.

I've been on a few podcasts.

This is an open-ended introduction to characters that I basically met as my time as a New York City correction officer.

And I kind of introduced them and how they perceive Rikers Island, their perception of Rikers.

So you're going to meet a few characters here that I make myself a character, obviously, but it's kind of third person narrated.

It's not a memoir.

It's not about me.

And that's kind of why I push it so much, because I kind of want this to be a TV series.

I have a good producer next to me, Chris Hint, and Albert Tsai, who has a very big connection with Shaquille O'Neal.

We're trying to get this published.

Our screenplay has been professionally graded.

I have everything from the show Bible to the episode deck, and I have a few seasons written out.

And all of this time that I did while in Clinton is

is a concoction of these memories and these characters that I made, the character developments in these stories are real-life characters.

I change names, I alter, you know, how they look, but these are real people.

Anyone that's been associated with this jail can understand that same feeling, and it's like a survival of the fittest type of thing, so...

That's how I wrote it, you know?

No, no, no, but we can start it off as me.

It's my first day, my rookie first day.