Steven Dominguez

Because, again, I'm not in there for, like, anything aside from disrespecting the badge, others might say.

But they see my character, you know.

They're wishing me the best.

My lawyer comes up one morning and he goes, listen.

Eight years of trial.

It's a year and a half.

This time will go on to the eight years.

It's nonviolent.

You'll probably end up doing six years and 10 months.

And then you add the 18 months that you've been fighting the case.

The halfway house thing, going to work release in New York State Prison.

And this is the information that I got while going to the law library.

And I'm just like, all right, man, like I want to get out of Westchester County.

I'm tired of this every day back and forth.

I see my mom frequently.

It's only an hour drive.

But I know that once I get sentenced and I go to state prison, I don't know how long that drive is going to be for my mom.

So now I create the strain for her.

And it's a financial strain, too, because the money that I was giving her freely doesn't exist anymore.

I'm in here.