Steven Dominguez

And as a single male, $115,000 in New York City, it works.

This goes on for a few months.

And now that I start introducing the contraband, I start feeling this type of guilt because it's like, damn, man, I didn't want to do this from the very beginning.

but I am making good enough money on the outside that the things that I did want are now they're easily accessible.

You know, I'm able to help out my mom with the groceries.

Now I have my own apartment.

I have a steady tool on Rikers.

I'm a city employee.

I have great benefits.

Again, I'm a single male, so things are working out.

I'm doing this for about three months by myself.

One day I see the inmate and he goes, um, yeah, I don't want to my brother no more.

And I'm just like, mind you, I'm in uniform on Rikers Island.

I'm looking around.

You know, I'm still very strategic about what I'm doing.

I don't like, there's not a lapse in my judgment where I'm not on point about things.

You know, I'm still very cognizant of everything.

I want to make sure nobody's listening.

Nobody has a clue.

I've been cool since day one.