Steven Dominguez

They know that I just want to do my time.

And I do exactly that.

People start telling me, oh, I read about you in the paper.

I saw about you in the news.

And it's like, all right, it's not that bad.

Things are still happening in Clinton.

People are getting.

People are getting shot.

And you say, how do people get shot?

The guards on the towers, they have shotguns ready for when you get into an altercation.

If you don't stop the altercation on that first warning, shots will be fired.

And it happens.

And then we'll go on a lockdown for a couple of days.

I'm around this environment, an environment that I'm not too used to, but I'm able to acclimate a little better because I was on Rikers Island.

I kind of had prerequisites, jail and prison conditions.

I guess culture and like the rules and regulations.

So I kind of moved very like freely knowing what I could and couldn't do.

And I didn't get in anybody's way and it worked in my favor.

I do all my time in Clinton.

So time passes by and I get work details.