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This is bad.
OK.
I found the screws in a communal part of the pod,
but I couldn't write anybody up for it.
I'll just save me a whole lot of trouble, throw it away for now.
Just dispose of it myself in the dumpster.
You don't follow protocol, you're deviating policy.
It can have huge, huge ramifications.
It gets to you sometimes, but I can't let these inmates get
inside my head too much, to where it wears
down on my job performance.
There's so many little places they can hide things.
Uh-oh.
These are dangerous.
They can use this to make a shank or cut somebody.
The guys in here mess with me all day.
They don't try to make my job easier,
so I'll definitely target people.
Since I know this guy is a smoker,
I'm going to check him more than others.
Because I feel like this guy has more than just tobacco.
Would you look at that?
Some good old weed.
He's going to get in a lot of trouble for this.
He's going to lose the chance to go home on time.
He's going to lose his visits, his commissary.
He's going to lose a lot of things.
Take this back to my unit.
It's really unfortunate when guys
who are supposed to be getting out soon
do stupid stuff like this.
They know what they're doing in the moment.
They know that they shouldn't be doing things like this.
This little, tiny hit of marijuana--
it could be used to control somebody down here.
If somebody has any type of drugs, people want it,
and they'll do anything to get this.
You've got to have some sort of control over the inmates.
And when you actually find some contraband on the inmates,
that's--
that's your key to that control.
It made me feel proud to catch this guy,
and actually have some authority over him.
I didn't know I could do this before.
I didn't know how to manipulate these guys
and have control over them.
But now that I'm learning through my experiences,
I'm getting more control and respect over these guys,
which is great for me.
I'm actually doing my job.
I think I did the right thing.