I laughed for Chirstopher Dale rioting alone, and cried for James. This is a great documentary...

It all just feels so hopeless. God bless those individuals who have the strength to try to help.

@VestalNumbre

5 ай бұрын

It needs to change yet cause it's broken you know. 16 All Scripture is inspired of God+ and beneficial for teaching,+ for reproving, for setting things straight,+ for disciplining in righteousness,+ 17

I’m crying for James, such a waste of a young man.

@VestalNumbre

5 ай бұрын

It is sad 16 All Scripture is inspired of God+ and beneficial for teaching,+ for reproving, for setting things straight,+ for disciplining in righteousness,+ 17

@Shivaismysaviour

4 ай бұрын

Yeah I bet you are ...

I've worked with patients like Chris before. 1000% personality d/o. Utterly exhausting. LOVED working with patients like James; takes LOADS of patience but to see them blossom and thrive was the absolute best! Sad though he did not have a positive outcome.

This is such a big issue in jails all around the world man. It’s so sad. I did 5 years in federal prison and witnessed it first hand.

Absolutely crushed to hear James died! 😢😢😢😢 That poor tortured soul, may he rest in peace now. ❤

Thank you for letting us see this ❤

Great work these Responders are doing. Kudos!

The mental health lady was fantastic👍👍👍

I don't feel people with mental health problems like that belong with regular inmate's. They need additional care at times

@pollyanna147

6 ай бұрын

isn't that a huge percentage of people incarcerated? Who is paying for this?

@painpatientsaddiction3640

6 ай бұрын

@pollyanna147 it might be a huge cost but that's what happens when you have a mental illness and locked up in a regular jail or prison just isn't appropriate

@NadiaJ194

4 ай бұрын

A lot of jails here in Canada have special units for vulnerable inmates like those who suffer from mental health and substance use..

@juneyshu6197

4 ай бұрын

darn right.

At least they save one of them. Rip James.

Poor James 😔 he was tormented by his thoughts. He truly believed that people were planning to kill him. So he took his own life.😰 very sad. Rip James.🥺

@davechristian7543

6 ай бұрын

there thousands of prisoners like James in the system all over the world so dont feel sorry just for him.

@brian1291

5 ай бұрын

@@davechristian7543 So basically you're saying not to care for another human?

@Gramsgirl-ie8fb

5 ай бұрын

@@davechristian7543Dick comment

@theharshtruthoutthere

5 ай бұрын

@@brian1291 Ways to interpret the BIBLE: 5 points of GOSPEL: - Figurative 1.) Christ died - Symbolical 2.) for our sins - Literal 3.) was buried - Devotional 4.) rose again - Historical 5.) According to the script. - Dispensational GOD`s expectations to us; - REPENT! - BORN AGAIN! - BE HOLY! - EXPOSE EVIL! - DO THE WILL OF YOUR HEAVENLY FATHER!

@angelalalley7593

5 ай бұрын

The sad thing is that even with the right treatment people with schizophrenia are at increased risk for suicide. RIP James.

Why do they release him so late at night? If I was found not guilty just release me first thing in the morning, I’ll watch some TV and have some noodles and a cuppa in the cell till the morning 😂 saves me £30 as well.

first inmate that was horrible nails in knuckles and knee caps

@smellyvalley

6 ай бұрын

Screws actually. Much worse

@ruth7965

6 ай бұрын

They do it to get out of isolation. And it works. They Are not crazy, they know how to work the system. If the system let them die after self harm, it would stop happening. LOL

@dafucksgoinon

5 ай бұрын

I wonder where he is now. Hope he is off the streets

Beautifully filmed

Ohh poor James he probably needed more time for his medication 💊 to kick in and get the right dosage unbelievably sad 😢 But to the other one smearing feacies all over his cell and destroying everything he definitely needs segregation and court orders for medication just beyond disrespectful to everyone around him

I'm someone that spent my late teens to mid 20's in and out of both and the psych units they put people in are not much better than prison. The voluntary psych unit was decent but people in this situation would be in lockdown units where I live. Some prisons have psych housing units and cell blocks.

NO HELP ALL PUNISHMENT!!!

It's the spice that had him put those screws in his hands.

I’d mandate the politicians watch this

Great doc poor blokes FairPlay to the staff under resourced

0:45 Oh yeah, I’ve seen worse than that.

5:28 I had to look up “spice” because I know very little about street drugs.

@CTdarkmatter

5 ай бұрын

I'm so glad you took the time to learn ❤

The support workers offer only questions no answer

Being locked-up in a cell for 20-23 hours a day is not the way a person will “reform.” Yes, these ppl have done something wrong, have broken the law, and need to be punished. And jail is our modern times solution for that punishment. However, IMO, it is too extreme for some crimes. I am not talking about making it comfy for murderers and ppl who are guilty of other heinous crimes. I’m suggesting better conditions for: 1) First-time offenders; 2) Criminals whose crimes are not that severe (a case review would have to be done for each person); 3) Guilty offenders who are showing remorse for their crimes and a real interest in changing their lives into being productive individuals; and 4) Individuals who have some type a mental health issue.

Credit to these staff who have more stress than the police and probably get paid less. Hardly any backup and still thoughts in your head when going home at night.

Christopher Dale, a rebel without a cause😆

75 years ago these People would be in what they called “Asylum’s” Most large Cities had multiple Asylum’s on the outskirts. Where I grew up in Lancaster there were 3. The Royal Albert and the Moore Hospital can’t remember the other. Those are now closed and the patients released into the community.

@jule3480

6 ай бұрын

They did that in Australia because of abysmal management, abuse etc. instead of restructuring them and cleaning them up,they shut them down. Now, they wander the streets , end up in gaol or short stint in hospitals. There is a severe shortage of actual mental health short and long term facilities.

@johnathandaviddunster38

5 ай бұрын

If they had found ways of making money from asylums they would still be open ....

@haret0n

4 ай бұрын

same here in new zealand. it's so wrong. cynical cost cutting has meant mentally ill people are homeless or in prison when they should be in hospital. but the hospitals were closed and community care was never properly funded.@@jule3480

Charles Bronson doesn't go on like this!

44:19 I know the staff did all they could. Unfortunately his mind wouldn’t let him live a normal life. I pray he’s found the peace he so desperately needed.

James should have been watched more closely. It should have been apparent he was a suicide risk. May he rest in peace

The government need to make more room and beds.

Mental health is in all prisons all over

James broke my heart😢

Very sad

Chris dale is a nightmare.

26:50 No one likes an inmate, or even a person like this! He’s belligerent , destructive, very unpleasant, and nasty. The worst part about this is he’s not logical.

Where and what unit was this filmed at??

All to save money the public need to be protected

The inmate who thinks he's crazy, is the best because you're not crazy. When you're off your rocker you don't even worry about it. Keep on, keeping on Brother 🤙🏼

0 help, all punishment

he could be helped :/ and should been helped.. rip poor soul

What's roong whit me ... I' whatch this in 2pm

They wouldn't be treating them like children like this in America

It should be mandatory that prisoners grew vegetables and fruit to orphanages, prisons and mental hospitals. As well as the production of bread, cloth, etc. Everything handmade like in the XIX century. Society could provide some cows and that would be enough.

Can't they give James some meds to calm down

One toke of spice ruined my relatives life, a class student in uni, dream teaching job, now he’s seriously paranoid been like that for the past 12 years. Wonder how it was made legal

Get more help !!!! For gods sake !!!

He’s not got many options cause in one of the richest countries in the world he’s not got much MONNNNEYYYY

These people have no idea how to engage with someone with delusions. James was actually fairly logical and was willing to be convinced to an extent. Someone should have sat with him, entertained his delusions and helped him seek proof. Upon finding no proof, you could steer him towards finding proof the delusions can't be real. Statistical likelihood of a vast conspiracy, the cost of keeping it up, the chances that so many people are going after him specifically (a nobody), etc. You would show him videos of other people with similar delusions before and after seeking help, coping strategies from other people with delusions, etc. It seems they only know how to either throw medication at him or try to coax him into simply complying. Not that medication doesnt have a place, but you have to engage with these people on their own level sometimes and nobody seems to do that here.

They are not listening to Chris

the disinterest in EVERY officer is SICKENING

@spacecityryder

5 ай бұрын

For real. Mental health issues are a living hell. Far worse than any prison...

@mrwhoannon300

4 ай бұрын

Let me tell you, the officers here are 1000X times more caring, nice and friendly with the inmates than they are in the US.

She may have the biggest heart, but Hailey, the Mental Health Specialist does NOT have a calming and soothing voice and manner whatsoever!! Very abrasive. Can’t see that being super helpful in the whole scope of things going on. Obviously just MY opinion

@deanshields8031

5 ай бұрын

I noticed that also, her advice at the beginning was stop taking spice and take your meds, talk about stating the obvious.

@juneyshu6197

4 ай бұрын

i just said same!

@wardosravin

2 ай бұрын

Many of these psychologists are just nosey and like to think they are doing good. I'm not sure the how field is beneficial to society overalll.

@PallidusCarnifex

2 ай бұрын

Who hurt you people?

The missing ear thing needs unliving

17:40 Unfortunately there are not enough mental health facilities for inmates. There are a lot of inmates who do just about anything to be sent to a mental facility, whether they qualify, or not.

What a depraved society we have become. Most of these people never had a chance in life. Born into poverty, alcohol and crime.

I had closed captioning on and at the end of this piece it wrote the usual mistakes out. This time it got it right. " " "James was found in his own hell (cell)"....

A trama cleaner in prison

Well, they are mental thats why they are there

@MadelineRose-ep7fj

6 ай бұрын

Because there is very limited space in mental health care facilities today.😊😢😮

@MmCelliste

5 ай бұрын

They should be in a secure hospital if they have psychosis or other similar unmanaged issues.

Emmm kesihatan mental banyak puncanya selain kesan dari mengambil ubat-ubat terlarang tempoh masa panjang. Kalau dalam perubatan islam, bukan semua orang tapi beberapa orang masalah mental yang ditemuramah mereka mempunyai ciri-ciri ganguan jin dan iblis. Rukyah banyak selesai kes yang macam ni. Panjang kalau nak dihuraikan tentang fakta-fakta kenapa dan dari mana ia datang tanpa disedari. Ianya akan menjadikan sikap seseorang itu ganas yang pelik, ganguan perasaan...

i like the part when they dont give housing to a completely innocent man

The governments did a massive disservice to a huge number of population whos mental health is so great they cant live in normal society as the pressure is just too much. The need to bring back mental institutions. These people do not belong in prison. The dide with the personality disorder needs to be tranked. The guy is correct hes just going to keep doing it. If he was in a mental facility they could medicate him or put him in a padded room. Buying into his personality disorder isnt going to work in the long run.

charles and his minions don't care

Lies!!!! James the truth was told! My dad died the same way! My dad was warning everyone he will not die natural. 😢 he was right

at least fix the ear

You don't use hydrogen peroxide

They give crimals priority housing 😅😅😅😅😅

We need mandatory permanent residential care, mandatory medication, no way for drugs to get in, homelike but secure. One busy, hasty, shrill voiced nurse wont cut it.

Maybe they did kill him

If we committed sins we need to confess to the priest because we are dirty spiritually by taking a bath thru confessing our sins to the priests forgive and repent in that way our souls will be clean. We no longer dirty in the eyes of GOD even not clean in the eyes of many people but on GOD'S eyes your are clean already but if we sin again confess again. We are just only human. Just like taking a bath because no bath we are dirty if after a bath dirty again it is normal we will take a bath again to be healthy and clean again. But if we know same sin you keep on repeating the same sins I think thats no longer good. God will give you punishment even you know it is a sin but keep on repeating the ACTS of sin.

A common theme: starving inmates

"I cut myself" "Why?" "I want to go to hospital" "Why?" "They give me medication. Can you help with that?" Gets sent to hospital. Immediately asks for weed and speed to "calm the voices". And there you have it. This isn't a mental health issue, its an addiction issue. They have been taught that harming themselves gets them drugs, so they hurt themselves to get drugs.

@shamooloo9272

6 ай бұрын

This isn't always the case. People are complex. Their trauma is often why the mental health is challenged. An different people find their own way to try sooth the pain or forget/escape it. 😢

@44lionsfan

5 ай бұрын

Wow, you're the voice of reason and insight. You have truly saw it all. Experienced and held sympathy and genuine understanding. You must have a solid 55 IQ

@RWB1111

4 ай бұрын

🤡

Oh, my. It is outrageous. It is a resort place for outlaws. Despicable!!!

I didn't realise our prisons were so soft.

Everything in Europe from hospitals to prisons seems more personable and less assembly line factory farming like in the US.