Steven Dominguez

Back then to a 23-year-old who's probably getting this with the old overtime, the blood, sweat, and tears that goes into working a housing area that you're not familiar with.

And it's just excruciating money.

But correctional officers do make bank when it comes to city employees for New York City.

They're one of the highest paid, I believe, after sanitation, if I'm not mistaken.

And that's because of the overtime.

So I'm like, wow, $1,500.

And I'm like, well, 40 minutes of my time, I can get used to this.

So I'm turned up, you know, at that point.

And he called me three days later and he's like, hey, listen, I got another run.

This time I have to go to the Bronx.

From where you picked me up last time, I need you to go to the Bronx.

The whole reasoning for him to tell me, hey, listen, we're going to pay you a hefty amount to basically be with my brother is because you have a firearm.

Not so much you have a firearm, you have a badge.

You have a New York City badge, which is like having 10 firearms.

And if you were to get pulled over, you are in the driver's seat.

This is your vehicle.

Hey.

Credentials are right here.

They're not going to search.

Another member of service, why would they waste their time?