I've been in jail. did a month in the hole 23 hours a day solitary. most tortuous month of my life. I was 23. never wanted to die more.

@garywentz424

6 жыл бұрын

Did three months in the hole served 6 months in jail the first 2 weeks are rough but i adjusted easier than most i guess it helps when you have anti social issues

@jkillvril4614

6 жыл бұрын

Madara Ramses me too . Im 17 and I spent 32 days .My cell had a hole in the window and it was February 2017. Guards caught rec off the fact snow was coming in. I went through two blizzards in there. I wrapped my feet with toilet paper and put my slippers on while shivering under covers. The extreme conditions made half my body become numb .Ihave MS and they knew that but these guys were souless. They would taunt instead of help ... n they wonder why people wanna body them .I heard kids going crazy in there .the toughest kids would eventually break down n cry . It's beyond wrong .still bothers me to think bout it .

@alexoelkers2292

6 жыл бұрын

Madara Ramses at least you got your legal hour to get out of your cell in Sacramento they will keep you in there 24 hours a day for up to a week at a time while they "process" you.

@bohemoth1

5 жыл бұрын

@ASM _ Wake up! Everyone knows that the deck is stacked against minorities in the criminal Justice System! You are a victim of PERCEPTION MANAGEMENT! The CONTROLLED statistics you are speaking of are MANIPULATED by the government that is the white government of the united States! Our criminal Justice system is flawed with the disparity of the administration of justice. I have an idea for you! Why don't you go into a Black or Hispanic community and mentor a few young kids! Get to really know them. See how the educational system treats them. Watch how the police look at them and intimidate them. Watch what happens when they walk into a store to buy something. Then come back and make your comments! You know what!? I dare to even try to see how they live!

@bohemoth1

5 жыл бұрын

@ASM _ many of the juvenile offenders are not in confinement for a criminal act in New York City. They are placed in jail via a PINS PETITION by their parents or teachers. A PINS PETITION is that the parent or teachers feels that the child must be placed into a structured environment. PINS = PERSON IN NEED OF SUPERVISION! And running away from home or skipping school in New York City is just cause for a PINS PETITION! You can Google NEW YORK STATE DOMESTIC RELATIONS LAW in the McKinney Edition Law Books. You can research THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE LAW of The State of New York and The Penal Law of The State of New York.

How long will it take people to realize that solitary confinement makes the person worse, not better?

@user-vt2ee3ft9r

4 ай бұрын

Right but how do you make them not do the crome again if they are not punished? How can you make them hate jail so they wont do the crime ever again? Thats what boggles the minds of jails

My ex-fiance went to jail for 8 months & was in solitary confinement for most of his stay because of serious behavioral issues. When he got out, he was even crazier than when he went in.

I went in a good 13 year old kid, came out 3 and a half years later a monster. It’s been almost 3 years and I’m still struggling to shake everything off my shoulders. This shit is real I promise

@itravisoni

Жыл бұрын

Call on Jesus He loves You.

@googlegmail9888

Жыл бұрын

@@itravisoni amen

@Leaptab

Жыл бұрын

The truth is the system victimizes people, even innocent ones. The correction officers get to take their own frustrations on inmates as personal punching bags, the grow into sadistic tortures.

Solitary is rough on even the toughest of adults ....I can't even imagine how it is for a teen . Cruel and unusual punishment

@NateDumbout

5 жыл бұрын

Uni Aka fire stfu you dumb asshole people deserve a second chance in life and you don’t understand that because you don’t say the bigger picture and nobody is perfect.we are all here for a reason and people should be forgiven

@NateDumbout

5 жыл бұрын

Jake killvril facts it’s really crazy and it’s like hell on earth

@anthonyvega5400

4 жыл бұрын

Unconstitutional

@benjaminphillips5639

4 жыл бұрын

@@gowdsake7103 No, but maybe you should.

@c.a.greene8395

2 жыл бұрын

This isn't segregation In segregation you are kept naked, no blanket, no pillow, only a metal bed frame to lay on....thats solitary confinement these boys are doing for misbehaving Segregation on the otherhand is much, much, worse, I know because I was kept in one naked and cold for 6 months at 12 years of age, in a man's super max prison in Canada for running away from home, made a ward of the courts, deemed a child in need of protection then forgotten...if I hadn't had been transfered to a woman's prison I would never have escaped! Being I had been given no sentence I could still be there today had I not escaped. I was 12 then, I zm 50 now and still AWOL. I am waiting to be arrested on the AWOL charge so I can get my day in court and sue these bastards for what they did to me...

You can tell a lot about a country by the way they treat their prisoners!!! Treat someone like an animal....ultimately they will behave like one!!!!

@chih-lichen5588

5 жыл бұрын

But at the same time, you get treated like an animal because you weren't acting human in the first place you know? They take away your human rights as a punishment for not acting right

@yungdrilla2751

5 жыл бұрын

LILY you can’t take away someone’s human rights though because even if they’ve acted inhumanely to get into prison does not mean they should now be treated like a caged animal. Locking someone in solitary will help no one but it will cause the inmate to behave even more like an animal.

@sarahh367

5 жыл бұрын

We treat everyone bad..does not even matter the color of your skin. It messes you up !!

@nicoleann9658

5 жыл бұрын

Compared to other countries they have it pretty damn good here.

@christopherjames375

5 жыл бұрын

Thank u . Shit in a bucket. Banged up 23 hours day . They say he is a nutter . Not FUCKING many .

Jail should be about rehabilitation so they can go back out Society as good people

@fkoff6301

6 жыл бұрын

Blue Destroyer ... I do agree about that though

@tims4502

6 жыл бұрын

Ic3ywrist Style - rehab only works when the person wants to be rehabilitated

@janellehaines7979

6 жыл бұрын

Sometimes people just need to be punished

@mr.pocket575

5 жыл бұрын

Halden prison in Norway was built with that exact objective in mind en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halden_Prison

@wiltuhoward8164

5 жыл бұрын

Ic3y Wrist exactly

This happened to me at a very young age because my mom said I was unruly. I was never charged with a crime but they would still put me in there because she didn’t want me at home so she could stay at her bar all night and do what she wanted. I am 39 now and it still affects me to this day. There are no words to describe the torture I would feel in there. I was always freezing cold. It wasn’t just mental kids need to be active and I was athletic if you exercised you would sweat then freeze even more. It made me feel like I wasn’t even human. This should not be done to anyone especially for an extended period of time.

@EastsideSILENCER777

Жыл бұрын

I work in a smu ( Special Management Unit) at a Federal Prison. Just being a BOP Officer in there is sometimes torture. It comes to the point that I have to walk off the range.

@itravisoni

Жыл бұрын

She should have told You what You did wrong. She wasn't brought up right someone abused Her. May Jesus richly bless You mighty with His Holy Spirit.

@Leaptab

Жыл бұрын

@@itravisoni we shouldn't rely on Jesus, we can and should fix the system ourselves.

@itravisoni

Жыл бұрын

@@Leaptab I mean trust in Jesus and pray to Him for His wisdom to fix the system that needs to be fixed. If You don't hang out with the wrong crowd and stay out of trouble You don't go to Jail or Prison.

@robertomaricruz6026

Ай бұрын

​@@itravisoniJesus isn't real

rip Kalief Browder. Youre not forgotten.

@cbass415

5 жыл бұрын

It saddens me what happened to Kalief almost to tears to this very day.

@99yearsago37

5 жыл бұрын

@@cbass415 what happened to him

@cbass415

5 жыл бұрын

@@99yearsago37 long story. They made a documentary on hii experiences he had to endure. I think it's simply called "The Kaleif Browder Story". I think it's on Netflix may be wrong about that, but if you look him up I'm sure you'll find it easy enough.

@cbass415

5 жыл бұрын

@@99yearsago37 I just typed it in KZread. They have full story.

@aishacoco8902

4 жыл бұрын

@bianca prince dumb bitch

jail does nothing but make u an more violent person than u already were, that's y they need to put people in rehabilitation spots not a fukking cell... n for people who r on the comments bashing these individuals it's very easy to do that when u grew up in a nice neighborhood without watching ur back every 5 mins, hearing shots 24/7, all types of violence......

@chopx-nick5116

6 жыл бұрын

reckless exactly

@geovaniibrown1568

6 жыл бұрын

Agree

@sql-me7ew

6 жыл бұрын

This world need more soled ppl not vienes because we ain't trying to get punk by other county's or other reases shit is there for a reson

@sql-me7ew

6 жыл бұрын

Y u think we go to war for to make niggas into mans u think girls want a bitch nigga in his side

@sql-me7ew

6 жыл бұрын

If it's like that then fool whold take us a joke who's down to gun shit down like we should... U now y ppl get busted is snitches n talking to much n going to fast that's y ppl get busted but who ever dont like this life stay away that's it we don't got u guys ala fuersa plz get away from are way we still gona do it no matter what one way or another somo cuatemo

I always noticed that all the young guys that went through juvenile corrections came back to their communities numb to emotions, used and sold drugs, and ended worse in prison or dead. Rehabilitation? What's that?

I even reported it, cause my son would not communicate at all with me he would just look at me, all they could tell me is they would do a mental evaluation but where is it..my son is now fighting for his life please keep him in prayer

@emkaygcaba3907

Жыл бұрын

hows your son doing ?

Solitary confinement is a form of torture

@BillAngell

8 жыл бұрын

Yup

@coyoteden3773

6 жыл бұрын

so is being robbed ...mentally its torture...they didn't get put in solitary by following the rules..

@mlove4654

6 жыл бұрын

You come out worst that can really fuck up your mind

@kushy2249

6 жыл бұрын

So is rape bu you know that didn't sop them.

@DAC2791

6 жыл бұрын

Work a day in my shoes as a corrections officer, dipshit.

This reminds me of the time a guy spent 3 months in Rikers only to find out his bail was only $2

@kr1221E

4 жыл бұрын

what a crying shame :(

@treywilliams7223

4 жыл бұрын

Only in America.

@moe4204

4 жыл бұрын

Gtfoh lmao

@sonkien3

4 жыл бұрын

what the actual fuck!?!?!?!?!?!?

Solitary confinement is cruel, period, regardless of whether the prisoner is a juvenile or not

@HistoryChannel1776

8 жыл бұрын

I wonder is these kids can have books in their cell?

@Theealterego

8 жыл бұрын

I doubt they can have books in solitary confinement. Yes it is a cruel punishment

@Mia-ln1zs

8 жыл бұрын

+James Mac If their on suicide watch no, yes if they're just being isolated from others. It also depends on the guard.

@nicoleann9658

5 жыл бұрын

Behave then and be a good person on the outside. Don't even end up there.

@fusionfallmaina

5 жыл бұрын

Nicole Ann there are people that haven’t been charged with anything sitting in solitary, what did they do?

My son was in there, and the CO's failed to do there job on seeing his depression if being in solitary confinement, he is in the hospital now fighting for his life, no eating, showering, long hair, long beard and mustache, long toe nails not coming out, how far does it have to go for these young inmates get help

@IONLYPLAYCODFTW

4 жыл бұрын

It’s one year later I hope he’s doing ok much love from Ireland 🇮🇪

@gracefullyblessed555

4 жыл бұрын

@@IONLYPLAYCODFTW my son has passed but thank you

@Bones.x

4 жыл бұрын

This should never have happened to you and your son. 💔

@walkdownonnasucka

4 жыл бұрын

Grace Villalba im really sorry to hear that 💔

@doraymeandyou

4 жыл бұрын

So sorry for your loss. 💔

Any teen watching with me? Stay in school

@s0ftbby346

4 жыл бұрын

Lord is My Shepherd definitely not, school makes me miserable

@kit2130

4 жыл бұрын

softwlw then do online classes

@jmariebradley9231

4 жыл бұрын

Stay in school 😂😂😂😂😂okay....

@biancakatai263

4 жыл бұрын

Jmarie Bradley .,

@emanrodr2736

4 жыл бұрын

softwlw okay bum

I remember being 14 and then giving me 68 hours for talking during lunch. I was actually praying to my self for my food. The system is messed up and no one should do time apart from society

In jail because your poor Jimmy Carter was right when he said "you don't see many rich Americans in jail

I spent a week in juvenile hall in isolation for skipping school. Felt like a year. Time deprivation. Falling asleep and waking up having no idea if I've slept for 8 hours or 8 minutes. The only sense of time I had was when David Letterman came on at 11 o clock. And I was a tough guy. Solitary broke my spirit and made me cry like a little bitch. I can't say I agree with it having experienced it myself.

@happybirthday8803

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂 lesson learned I hope.

@tristanjones429

3 жыл бұрын

@@happybirthday8803 screw you, no one deserves prison or solitary confinement for just skipping school.

@chill_pilll

3 жыл бұрын

Just 4 skipping school are you serious? Maybe not only for skipping or hard-core skipping.

@happybirthday8803

3 жыл бұрын

@@tristanjones429 I’m sure you have been screwed more than once. Do the right thing and you wouldn’t have to be locked up like an animal. Go to school children it’s very important you will end up bitter like Tristan.

@haydenfowle7576

2 жыл бұрын

@@happybirthday8803 seems a bit much for skipping school

the USA is the only country in the united that doesnt view solitary confinement as torture

@PissedOffRedneck1

9 жыл бұрын

PissedOffRedneck1 *United nations

@851852093114208513

9 жыл бұрын

PissedOffRedneck1 - To be fair, the stupid half of our government doesn't want to be part of the United Nations. For example, we don't agree with the whole human rights thing. Why? Because the conservatives don't think America should be bowing to a foreign power.

@rupertplum1709

5 жыл бұрын

Because it's ran by white men.

@fiddlermike

5 жыл бұрын

@@851852093114208513 Americans have fought and died to keep from bowing to foreign powers.

@davewilliams5208

4 жыл бұрын

UK does it, it made me strong, taught me a lot about myself

I was in solitary soon before my 19th bday. Worst experience of my life.

If a parent locked their child up like this in Canada we'd go to jail for child abuse, but it's ok for jails to do this?? This is torture and needs to stop, how is this rehabilitation?? Poor kids, breaks my heart 💔

I don't think people are getting the message from this video. They aren't trying to defend these kids from getting punished for their crimes. But do you see this kind of "reforms" helping anyone? It's supposed to put in their minds to not do something like this again, but in that kind of place, they don't have any room, any chance of interaction to improve themselves. Going without almost all communcation with the outside world, not knowing what is going to happen to you. You are stripped from everything you know and have, and stuck in that place for days, or even months.

@MrGrayWolf

8 жыл бұрын

ASM _ Oh, I guess you'r'e right.. I'll edit my comment.

@poohpooh5468

6 жыл бұрын

Gray Himakar yesss🙌Thank uu exactly. Some people are just lowdown an font give a fuck until its them

@tbeautifulmelodies9820

6 жыл бұрын

Gray Himakar they shouldn't be out there committing crimes.

@hollyharrison1377

6 жыл бұрын

ASM _ and clearly, seg didn’t give you the ability to relate to other people. You are proving the message of this video to be correct with every reply you post. Keep going. Thanks for proving our point

@fatimak8558

6 жыл бұрын

Gray Himakar there are people put in there for things they didn’t do

I was 16 when i was in solitary confinement and honestly it was the worst and cruel place to be. I just wanted to die. It really fucked me up inside there but thank god I am out and doing better in life and I turned my life around. I promise myself I never wanna go back to that horrible place.

@pmbarro

3 жыл бұрын

Seems like it worked then lol

@orcatwilight1340

Жыл бұрын

More solitary would’ve made you a millionaire

Every lawmaker & person working in corrections; jailers, clerical, medical, wardens, EVERYONE should have to endure a MANDATORY 24 hour stay in solitary. Then watch things change.

@jonathannagel7427

3 жыл бұрын

I just watched a documentary you may want to check out, it was about an Indiana (?) lawmaker who did a measly 48hr stint to better understand the system... but knowing you’re going home to nice food and a nice so soon is so far from a real experience. (Edit: it was on KZread)

The most I saw my foster dad was when he came to visit my group home.After I lived with his family,the mothers favorite word was no.It was the first foster home that I lived at and I had more trouble after that.She kept me in my room a lot.I left after 9 months.

its a cruel world

I would start losing my mind in the first 24 hours

Tell that to the victim's family that they are still kids.

I did 10 months in solitary confinement and it was the most peaceful time of my life....I have had a rough life....it's much better now but solitary would still not bother me...I'm nuts

@GypsyGirl317

4 жыл бұрын

You're not nuts, you're probably an introvert. :-)

@Jo-lp1px

Жыл бұрын

Are you saying it took you out of an abusive environment? I’m glad it worked for you

@plutoplatters

8 ай бұрын

love it ! it really is peaceful in a strange way if you think about it.

I really commend that woman for letting that kid play guitar. He's pretty decent at it too. We are human...

I would rather be in solitary confinement than in a cage with 3 other people.

As a victim of long-term covert malignant narcissistic abuse, my son and I are in this same situation, even though we are "free". The sociopath has SO tristwed everything, and is in control of everything, that there is no hope. We have even been pitted against each other by the sociopath and we live in this same situation day after day. It breaks my heart to see my sin give up on life because he knows he is powerless to change the situation because the narcopath uses the legal system to further torment us by proxy. There are a lot of details I can't talk about here, but the effect is the same. It's hard on me, but it's been harder on my son to be in solitary confinement, abandoned, backed into a corner, beaten down, hopeless about his future. We have both been pushed to the brink of insanity and need to separate even in the same house. We both have agoraphobia because of the abuse and except for reading, are alone 23.5 hours a day. My son doesn't see a future for himself, he has no hope, and I'm losing mine. There are more youth/men/ women experiencing this torment than just in jails alone. Isolation, abandonment, solitary confinement is the murder of a soul.

And we wonder why most who get out end up back in jail or prison over and over again.

@pikachudemsy9751

2 жыл бұрын

Yep

man i cried so much, ive been through so much shit with jail and stuff and nobody understands man. :'(

@rhysmarlatt6866

8 жыл бұрын

nah im crying for the kids who are stuck in solitary cause its fucking brutal

@rhysmarlatt6866

8 жыл бұрын

+ASM _ ive been in solitary myself, and as a 15 year old it was awful. it was before i had even been convicted of a crime

@582riley

6 жыл бұрын

Rhys Marlatt big baby

@SOULRELIEF22

6 жыл бұрын

Rhys Marlatt May God bless you! My grandson was incarcerated at 18 in 2011. Hearing your testimony touched my heart. He was bad certainly, but never around family, so we never met the child who was jailed. They have him in super max now. Somewhat for his safety, somewhat because he would rather be there. Poor thing. For years now. He received Jesus in 2016, but the place is not exactly a quiet sanctuary. JESUS really is his peace. Young people, please get saved and don't be deceived into these horrible places. Even the prison max is better than waking up in hell! As a minister, I depend on the Lord to bring my child out whole, AND better than he was upon entry. The one who goes through these places without repentance are more likely to return. A penitentiary is a place to do penance. Tears are penance. God loves you and I love you too! 💗

@desmondfarrell7249

5 жыл бұрын

Rhys Marlatt obviously you committed some type of criminal activity to have been arrested in the first place. Deserve everything that happens to you!!!

Audio books should be provided, like Les Brown, Wayne Dyer etc. Paper and note paper.

@chang1nglanes

9 жыл бұрын

I agree. Boredom leads to violence.

@mouse7984

5 жыл бұрын

The risk of self harm is too high in seg. This video doesn't fully cover all the different reasons of why someone gets put in seg to begin with.

@kr1221E

4 жыл бұрын

Now that is the purpose of prison REHAB

@kayamac3

4 жыл бұрын

I couldn’t agree more David goggins book

@doraymeandyou

4 жыл бұрын

Mouse 79 someone should invent a writing instrument that can’t be used for self harm. There’s a gap in the market. Even just wax crayons. A bit blunt for writing, but you can carve a point into them with your finger nails, or sand them down to a point, don’t even need a rough surface, some spare sheets of paper will do. Maybe they’ll rebel and write on the walls, but so what? Gives the next inmate something to read. These guards need to pick their battles, stop being control freaks. Maybe they’re afraid the kid will keep a diary and record all the stuff the guards are doing wrong.

No one should be in solitary confinement period. They need mental help

@joem1842

5 жыл бұрын

Uni Aka fire yes for the very heinous crimes and for the people that show no remorse to those that are killed but a lot of people are wrongly convicted (innocent) sit in these cells and even those convicted are out in these types of conditions when they don’t need to be, those guys need help but not the people that show no remorse to their multiple murders

@RutoMustGoNow

5 жыл бұрын

Oh pedophiles deserve instant painful death, but this might be a good option too.

@andrestapia7329

5 жыл бұрын

@@RutoMustGoNow agree. I've done time. But i do think some ppl do deserve it. For a while.

@s0ftbby346

4 жыл бұрын

Esther Mwangi pedos are not always predators. THEY deserves death

@s0ftbby346

4 жыл бұрын

Uni Aka fire how are you any better than them if you’re willing to do something like that?

I use to have a homie when I was 17 he was 15 and had came in and out of jail for home invasion , car jacking I would sometimes see him on the block sometimes he was gone when he was gone the homies knew he had got in trouble he was a foster kid so family wasn't there for him but every time he came around his mind wasn't the same, he started copping with hard drugs he is now 18 and I havnt heard ever since a year ago but i hope he is okay I always wonder what happend to him

If the teen ACTUALLY hurt someone then okay put them in there for a couple day to 3 weeks max (depending on the damage done). But just to throw them in there for being "annoying" is horrible. This REALLY fucks with teenagers minds. Treating someone like a like trash is awful.

@classicjukebox

9 жыл бұрын

***** I agree...3 hours minimum....I thought North Korea was bad....America has 80,000 in solitary confinement...what makes this even worse is the constant noise they endure...sleep deprivation on top of it all....This is a war crime....America must bow her head in shame over this....

@MrLogicTroll

9 жыл бұрын

classicjukebox "This is a war crime" I don't think that term means what you think it means.

@classicjukebox

9 жыл бұрын

***** I meant in equivalency.

@LongLiveIsrael742

8 жыл бұрын

+Katy Lee This same shit happens in Mental Hospitals. I got locked away for 4 days solid.

@smile_girl1500

8 жыл бұрын

+Katy Lee It's torture and shouldn't be allowed. This is the 21st century and they shouldn't be using medieval methods to "reform" inmates!

Moral of the story.....................dont fucking commit any crimes

@putinstea

10 жыл бұрын

But this is state abuse!!!

@giveitback2me

10 жыл бұрын

There are a lot of innocent people who gets locked up for crimes they didn't commit. The point of this is placing violent offenders in solitary confinements. You wouldn't be in the SHU if you kept your calm and didn't act up. But, did you spend time in the SHU?

@chang1nglanes

9 жыл бұрын

moral of the story; don't treat people like shit no matter what they've done. No matter what someone has done, solitary confinement is just inhumane.

@TheHippie0

9 жыл бұрын

vap420 If that is honestly all you got out of this documentary then you are fucked up in the head

@CC-mm3bl

9 жыл бұрын

+vap420 Says the person who's name has 420 in it. Treat others how you would want to be treated. Would you like to be thrown in solitary confinement for a little weed? But hey, it's a crime you know.

I did 9 months straight in the hole it was rough. I remember when I was a kid every one that went to the juvenile jail had to sit at least 3 days in the hole before goin to population

@jakephillips4453

4 жыл бұрын

I'm guessing you don't want to go back there? That was the point.

@tristanjones429

3 жыл бұрын

@David Wang guys seriously, this is not the way to help people be rehabilitated

It made me so happy when he got to play that guitar. That is also my passion. I often used musical creativity as a means of coping with prolonged anxiety and depression, probably as many others have.

i love how people sitting at home say how these criminals should be let out, who cares if they follow rules, do drugs, assault staff, kill inmates or staff maybe it happens. why dont you people go and become guards and when they cut you are someone on your watch then you can tell everyone about how wrong it is to flat lock these THUG/CRIMINALS DOWN. i am listening to these teenagers who are saying no matter what i do i am a kid. so just ask him he is a man when he is out commiting crimes of all nature, but when its time to pay for it then he his a kid who is just preaching the word of god and then they just get thrown in the whole because America is bad and corrections officers god forbid want to go home. try not being a criminal, or learn from your mistakes and behave in jail.

@dimemeking190

4 жыл бұрын

Dale Rothwell true

@sunluv6115

3 жыл бұрын

That’s true tho 🤷🏽‍♀️

@laelisrael9501

Жыл бұрын

Nobody's saying that crime shouldn't be punished. People say that reprehensions should be proporsional to the crime. Solitary confinement means no social interaction, no real stimulation for the brain and barely any physical activity. Solitary confinement has been proven to cause damage to people. Clearly, it's an extreme solution. So I'm sure you'd agree that it should only be used when necessary. Currently teens are put in solitary confinement when it's not necessary. In the video it was mentioned that one of the criteria is simply being rude. It's imporrrtant to stress this point: solitary confinement is used even when it's not even relevant to the prisoner's behavior. Aside from the aforementioned point, there's something else I'd like to mention. Even if prisoners were put in solitary confinement only when they posed a constant threat to their surroundings, there are still other solutions which sound reasonable. If people are dangerous, tie themyp! Or put them in solitary confinement for most of the day, but give them activities like books or games, and let them talk to other people. Not hard to do, is it? And I'm sure it would make the prisoners improve their behavior, which is in everyone's interest.

@jamesbarnes7045

Жыл бұрын

Very well said

I remember covering my window, soaping the floors, and fighting the C.O.s just to get out of my cell for a little and get human contact!

@chadplzak5664

4 жыл бұрын

So your one of them pieces of shit that can't behave

@yogastudio5763

4 жыл бұрын

@@chadplzak5664be kind

@yogastudio5763

4 жыл бұрын

@@chadplzak5664 don't be a walking asshole As it stinks

@kaizen1of1

4 жыл бұрын

@@chadplzak5664 lol you wouldn't make it in solitary

@Roheline9

4 жыл бұрын

Chad Plzak , you’re one of those ignorant punks with poor grammar.

This mini documentary paints a one sided picture. This subject is goes much deeper than what's being shown here.

@alonzocurtis8810

6 жыл бұрын

tru but some kids know what they did and deserve solitary confinement if we can rehabilitate the individual we would have less crazy mfs or less criminals running around and all they needed was some help thats all i needed and i havent committed a crime since my last visit to prison. we learn from our mistakes. we should want to help each other. build each other.

@sixmercer2504

5 жыл бұрын

@Kekistan Shitlord they showed the "crime" that kid committed and he was in solitary confinement. It had something to do with tobacco.

@sixmercer2504

5 жыл бұрын

@Kekistan Shitlord the dude got in trouble while he was there for having tobacco which was their reason for putting him in the hole. I've been to jail. They're all different but similar and mine would toss you in solitary for very dumb shit like having contraband like a single cigarette. The guards were awful to the inmates. Making fun of them and watching them fight as if it was on display just for them. It was everything I expected it to be.

Worse is being crammed in a cell full with other criminals.

The most fucked up part of solitary is that inmates are sometimes released directly to the streets. This makes for a very dangerous individual.

So if you are considered an adult under criminal law at 16, is it also legal to drink in NY state? Drinking as a minor is a criminal offense. If you are considered an adult there would be a catch 22 when charging "minors" with drinking...

@GypsyRoseBlanchardisaliar

4 жыл бұрын

John D no because the drinking age is 21 lol

They committed an adult crime while in the institution they committed another violation if you can’t do the don’t do the crime

Way to go Izzy, so proud of you. Bless you.

Rape, attack , abuse someone on the streets: horrible person, jail do the same thing in jail: normal

If I was 17 and locked up with my guitar I would have begged to stay in there with it. They would have to threaten me with losing it in order to get me to do anything else. I wholeheartedly approve of that superintendents approach to that young man. Positive reinforcement and getting him to apply himself to something he's passionate about is the the epitome of rehabilitation.

@fatherof3husbandto1

2 жыл бұрын

@not fairyou must have had so many nice toys and possessions at home and you assume I'm as weak as you. You assume my lifes been a cake walk, I'd have been happy to be anywhere my sociopath father was not. Torture from a stranger is easier to accept then torture from your parent. I'm sorry to hear 2 weeks was so awful for you

i went to jail for a suicide attempt once, and they put me in 23.75 hour/day solitary confinement for 3 days. is that logical?

@awkwardgeek4694

9 жыл бұрын

Wtff

@Mia-ln1zs

8 жыл бұрын

+PissedOffRedneck1 Yep that's what happened to me. Then the prison psychologist had the nerve to say they were there to help me.

@PissedOffRedneck1

8 жыл бұрын

its unnerving, the worst place to put someone that wants to die is isolation.

@PissedOffRedneck1

8 жыл бұрын

not this one

@thegodess6211

5 жыл бұрын

Are you taking meds?

Have field trips there, so young people can see their reality. Take them to the morgue, and let them watch an autopsy.

@benjaminphillips5639

4 жыл бұрын

Well considering that it didn't do anything when they tried doing it for reality TV, I don't see how it would work in other scenarios. Maybe it'll scare a few kids who would consider themselves "good kids" but at the end of the day this does little to deter crime considering that there are often other factors that go into crime.

@bettyvanderhooven-schmaasc4235

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed, but also show them the bright side of life. Take them sky diving, teach them to fight forest fires, have them rehabilitate horses and dogs. There are so many ways to change a person's life instead of throwing them away.

People will never really think about this stuff until it happens to them or their family. Because why would they? This stuff is horrific. Its torture. Its unpleasant to think about. So why dont people think about this stuff? Because they dont want to.

Now that was great to give him a guitar and let him keep practicing his passion he will keep getting better and who knows may become the next Jimmy Hendrix kudos to you guys

I get anxiety just by watching this smh

Everyone is sitting at home and losing it due to coronavirus yet have tv cellphone netflix etc now image being in quarantine in a 8x6 box with nothing for not just a couple months but years

Being luck up 23 hours a day for a month without a radio is worse than lock up with a radio.

3:49 this same dude was in some other documentary about Rikers i was watching on youtube

23 hour lockdown will NEVER be ok with me like he said in the beginning they are KIDS honestly I don’t think anybody should be locked down for 23 hours what’s the point of living at that point ?

@gowdsake7103

4 жыл бұрын

With some of the scum in lockdown I have to agree !

@GypsyRoseBlanchardisaliar

4 жыл бұрын

Committing a crime doesn’t deserve freedom

to all the young kids watching this - being a nerd is cool like a really cool

I honestly think it’s never going to change it’s how he or she grew up/ what was exposed at a young age or what he/ she chose to do to get her/him self locked up .

This sort of sounds like my younger years, the solitary confinement was living with family members because my hippy mother wanted to use drugs and date a psycho.

I'm watching this in solitary confinement. I like being alone by myself so I don't see the problem, but we are all different. I know most people prefer to socialize.

@aquawil8467

3 жыл бұрын

I could honestly do it with a phone but I’ve been to jail a handful of times and was in confinement for a handful of days and obviously without a phone and it was One of the hardest thing I’ve ever done

All 16 years charged as adults!? Are you fuckin kidding me!? That's insurmountably fucked up!

Idk man. I dont really feel sorry for them. They chose to commit crimes, they chose their actions, they schose their life style and they also chose to continue their behavior behind bars. I know their teens but that doesnt make them any more innocent

@squintohighlights

3 жыл бұрын

I think it depends on situation. Person known for putting inmates and guards at danger? I can see solitary being necessary, however I believe counseling would be more effective. There are also people born into the projects who gotta do their hustle to support their sick mama and it usually ends up with them killin a nigga tryna steal their dope or some shit then they get 25 to life for a situation they were born into and all they knew was that lifestyle.

These adults like to pretend that kids don't ever get put in solitary for unnecessary shit. Hold them in limbo for a day and let the board decide.

Over protective parents do almost the same thing to their kids, Keeping them inside of 4 walls and their social activities and interaction with the world is kept to a minimum but nobody is making a fuss out of that.

@raymondcook8364

8 жыл бұрын

I fyou don't want to be in Solitary or in an ADULT JAIL, STOP breaking the law.

@missxmarvel

8 жыл бұрын

Raymond Cook I'm talking about helicopter parents doing the same thing to their kids but nobody pities them. And I know that already, That's why I'm a contributing citizen because i dont want to end up in there.

@bassboi2001

8 жыл бұрын

I'm a perfect example of what you're saying.

@missxmarvel

8 жыл бұрын

bassboi2001 You are over protective? Well there are healthier ways to protect your children such as self defense class and teach them to never walk alone because society is pretty much the reflection of the wild, When you are alone and off guard then you are an easy target. Also keep in mind the huge dis service you do to your children they feel like you are ruining their life which you are and they can suffer from depression and late maturing, There is also a huge chance that they will blame or resent you.

@bassboi2001

8 жыл бұрын

My grandparents were overprotective not me.

Stop having kids if you are not planning to parent them.

I saw ..a inmate at Osborn Corrections in Somers Connecticut kill himself in isolation..he ran across the cell @ Smashed his head into the steel bar..cross in the door window opening..he bleed to death..and was crying for help..he was going nuts..he could not take beeing alone..that was summer 2017..I was there on missdemeanor s breach of peace and fail to apear..

I just got out 2 weeks ago I’m 15 went in for robberies and was in isolation for 5 days was the worse mate no shower or sink just a toilet blood all over the walls this is in Australia Melbourne

@yogastudio5763

4 жыл бұрын

@Railfanujjain why so salty ? Put some in my rice

dont forget these people dont just get sent there for nothing... they are a risk to the other inmates and cant get kept with them for the safety of others...

@missbunni6604

4 жыл бұрын

Yea so if somebody tries to take the lil bit of commissary you got, rape you or beat you up for nothing your a danger for defending yourself....okay!!!

Being in solitary makes your mind wander and you become a beast when you finally get out.trust me i know from experience.it does not make things better😲😠😡😱

They say its like being trapped in your bathroom for 23 hours a day 7 days a week. But its actually like being trapped in someone ELSE'S bathroom...23 hours a day 7 days a week.

i guess if my situation could get much worse in prison, i'm thinking i better behave myself and not break any laws.

@josephtheclown8205

6 жыл бұрын

chingon711 you don’t understand prison politics or any correctional facilities politics and second yeah you can go PC but that’s solitary your held in solitary for protection so let that sink in your in harms way you can tell cause your going to the hole and if you fight your going to solitary

@truth.is.hella.bitter8985

5 жыл бұрын

You BREAK Laws/Rules everyday. Your NOT Perfect. Stop pretending to be... You NERD. 😛

16:35 That guy is correct. Only under extreme circumstances should people be in solitary.

My first time in county jail I did a year. Wasn’t familiar with the rules but realized pretty fast how easy it was to get into solitary confinement. Out of my year I did 7 months in the box. Longest I did at once was 2 months. It’s horrible but I adapted...somewhat I think.

I’m not buying teens are put in segregation for “annoying” guards. It’s meant to be punitive to correct/discourage breaking the prison rules. The criminals aren’t good at following rules out in society, so not surprising they might not follow rules in prison but others must be protected from attacks from other inmates.

Whether you're in confinement or not, Prison is Prison, you're serving your time, Regardless

Solitary is seen as tortue after world war 2 cause the germans used it on prisoners of war, and when you see a grown up that is trained break by it why shouldnt it break a young kids mind who has no training. So usa is one of very few that dont follow the laws that they made themselves, there is also no reason to keep anyone in solitary as long as they do in usa, normal solitary is max 30 days for grown ups that commit crime in jail/prison. Then there is the other part where ppl have to be in solitary cause they are not convicted yet and they try to do so ppl dont talk with each other if they are charged in the same case, but that solitary could have been prevented by beeing in different jail/prisons, since they monitor all phones and all letters. Kids no matter what they had done should have been sent to school or learned a trade instead that way they work of the frustration and learn to live a normal life, and the state benefit of that aswell cause it dont cost anything but the state still get tax money out of theire work. Better to learn kids something they can use later in life then waste those years away only learning to be a better criminal or learn to be ruthless cause next time they shoot the ppl that try to get them cause they dont want to be tortured anymore/or go back to wasting the rest of theire lifs just cause they needed to do something criminal to survive cause they cant get work after last time they got taken for a ride and got a dirty past/papers and since they dont got the school degree needed to get that job. The state should realy pull theire heads out from the books when it comes to kids and start thinking as parents even thou it aint theire kids cause its still someone elses kids that will not have a future unless ppl put them on the right path. But there is always a but and that is that some kids cant be changed or helped but we should at least try.

This hit me hard as I was in solitary confinement when I just turned 18

Consequences and Repercussions

I remember standing at my cell.door waiting for my door to pop so I could I guess run and use the phone or shower or just get out but I felt like an animal a horse to be exact I was basically kicking the door wanting to get out like a horse ready to get out of the stall and it was debasing it made me feel so less of myself and not even human

@pmbarro

3 жыл бұрын

You a baddie huh

They should have a right to least has a radio to listen to in segregation.

@rosethesickoLIVE

3 жыл бұрын

but thats not torture

How could he compare child abuse to teen criminals?

Think first before you commit crimes then you will never be in this situation

@vsculpt

4 жыл бұрын

Brilliant !!!

I don't really pity these "kids". If I kicked someone's grandma and sent her to intensive care, I'm sure anyone would ship me to the nearest prison. If you don't want to end up in jail then quit acting like a delinquent punk, get your shit together. If solitary confinement can't deter you from doing crime then idk what will...

the COs Act Like They Dont Know They Signed Up For From The Jump 💀

@dknight5548

5 жыл бұрын

It’s a wicked system I feel is designed to further cripple the ills of society and then release them it’s like releasing a virus to the public without mental help to get back to normal society it’s sad 😔

In Philadelphia state prison, they keep them locked in their cell for 23 hours or all day. My brother said that they aren't even given a chance to wash or anything and you get one utensil that you have to keep with you because you won't get another one. Most of these men were arrested and are unable to place bail so they have to stay until their trial to prove innocence. Very inhumane and only people with low economic status suffer, money talks.

Do you get things in this seg because if you get hooks sudoku etc it is not as bad but speaking from experience if you get nothing it it bad

Ever watch Papilion with Steve McQueen ?

300 days in solitary confinement, as a 16 year old for fighting & possessing tobacco. Lol. Is this a joke? Your fucking up someone's mental health & future because of tobacco. Wtf?

@NAO-xe7sz

6 жыл бұрын

Alyssa you missed out the because of fighting part. He may have beat someone to nearly dead

I was in juvie in solitary for 2 years and a half for a crime I didn’t commit. Just got out last month, when I could prove I wasn’t involved. It was horrible. I wasted 2 years of my life. I’m 16

@kingjulien2999

3 жыл бұрын

Hope you're doin jus fine in life young blood

Putting someone in solitary for misbehaving is the equivilent of trying make a drug addict have an overdose

That kid's voice sounds uncannily like Jimmy Hendrix's.

Unless you personally work with juvenile offenders, people should keep their opinions to themselves about the justice systems punishments being to harsh. Juvenile prisons have become so overly sensitive to kids, that now the kids pretty much run the prisons and the prison staff have to worry whether or not they will make it home on a daily basis. Now that solitary confinement has been removed from juvenile prisons, kids now fight and assault staff on a regular basis, and the standard punishment is sitting in time out for an hour! These kids know that there are virtually no consequences for their actions in prison, so they have become increasingly more violent. The kids the media portrays that are incarcerated for petty crimes are very rare and about 90% of the kids are gang members who are incarcerated for serious and violent crimes. You can be the nicest and most respectful person to these so called "kids" and they will still be disrespectful and find any possible to take advantage of your kindness and manipulate you. No matter how much help you provide, most of these kids don't want it, and I 100% guarantee that any person who steps foot in a juvenile prison will think that these kids fully deserve far more harsher punishments.

This would make a person worse coming out of prison than they were when they went in, and we are paying for it in more ways than one.

When kids commit adult crimes, they're not JUST kids any longer. They've cast aside their childhood for something that lands them in prison.

@musicinspire1745

3 жыл бұрын

@Ty Green This bleeding heart nonsense is the kind of crap that pushes for letting those kids get away with it on the basis of flawed and downright stupid assumptions about their underdevelopment. Hatred and malice push kids to commit such crimes, not because of underdeveloped brains. What about all the other kids with underdeveloped brains. Most of them don't go around doing this stuff. What a STUPID notion. You obviously hate the victims. What does THAT say about YOUR brain?