Steven Dominguez

I don't know if the Colombian guy.

I don't know their whereabouts at this time.

I ask the officer again that's in the backseat with me while I'm handcuffed.

Where are we going?

We're going to Manhattan Tombs.

You're being arraigned.

And if I'm in Manhattan Tombs, well, that's a city case.

This is not federal anymore.

I got arrested by DEA.

And I'm like, okay, now I'm very confused.

I don't know what it was, but New York City took over me once I got to Manhattan Tombs.

So now I have my peers of the same uniform that I used to wear 24 hours ago.

And they're like, yo, what the hell happened?

I don't know what happened.

And just like the movies, I'm in the bullpen by myself.

And the news shows me 17 correction officers, 14 correction officers arrested for promoting prison contraband, bringing in oxycodone, tobacco, all these pills and promoting this and doing that.

Part of a huge criminal enterprise.

And I'm just like, no.

My co-defendant comes 10 minutes later and I'm showing him and we're on the phone.

I'm trying to get in contact with my mom.