Steven Dominguez

And it will make it easier for them to go straight to court.

There's not so much transportation there.

happening within the five boroughs, which was a big moneymaker for corrections because these buses and having someone with a CDL license and a correction officer with a CDL license, like this is a big business, you know?

So hopefully they close Rikers, I want to say 2027, 2028, it's projected.

Still got a few years left, but the population is decreasing.

Violence is still prevalent.

These inmates have phones now, something that they didn't have when I was an officer.

And their internet access kind of lets you know that they can get anything.

There's still officers bringing stuff in.

There's visitors bringing stuff in.

Like I told you, there's doctors and...

Physicians bringing stuff in.

So this is a never-ending cycle.

You have to watch The Night Of.

That has a lot to do with what the steps are prior to getting to Rikers.

It's a limited series.

I forgot what platform it's on.

Dark humor?

Trust me.

But I got to act professional in this couple of minutes that I'm here with you.