Steven Dominguez

whatever they had in that duffel bag.

I wasn't scared about it then.

And if I was scared, I still ran with it.

I get into the facility.

I'm a seasoned officer, regardless of me being there four years.

There's so many classes under me that I am the senior officer.

People are retiring left and right.

And I have my own steady shift.

I have my own steady housing area.

I take care of RHU like a golden boy on Rikers Island in C73.

So me going through the magnometer and getting to my locker with this package of I don't know what, it's not going to be that hard.

They're not going to stop me and pat me down.

I have to go through this magnometer five times a week.

You know, I do exactly that.

I get to my locker.

I have it in my pocket.

It's a cargo pant pocket.

I also have a Tic Tacs in there, like my regular stuff.

I get to my housing area and now it's like, okay, how do I get this to this inmate that I would randomly see throughout random times because I'm an escort officer and get this off of my person?

Because what if there's a surgeon, there's a canine unit?