Steven Dominguez

Now, I realize that I'm in deep shit.

get to westchester county they come and pick me up they take me there there's no words that i don't see my partner anymore i'm by myself and i'm just like what did i get myself into you know i don't even know how to explain this to myself we get to westchester county i get to the intake area the warden comes in the captain comes in and they goes hey listen we know what's going on you're a member of service so we suggest you go to pc

And I'm like, well, I don't want to go to PC.

Like, you know, I always knew that PC was not a place to be.

It was the worst of the worst.

It was a lockdown.

It was an escorted movement.

And I'm just like, I don't think I need PC.

I've never hurt anybody.

I'm not here for hurting anybody.

Like, I'd rather go to general population.

There is no way that as a uniformed officer still, because you're innocent to proving guilty, correct?

Right.

So you're still a city employee, whether I want to believe it or not, even though I know deep down it's over and I would never be a city employee again.

They told me, listen, you're going to PC, sign this paper, wear this armor sweatsuit, you want a large, extra large.

And they're just going through the motions.

They don't care that I'm a correctional officer.

You know why?

Because I'm not a correctional officer anymore.

The next morning transpires.