ASHLEY MCNAIR: I filed that grievance
against Officer Williams.
And at first, I was thinking, do those grievances go anywhere?
Hell, I don't know.
But I got pulled out to talk to the officer
who handles all the grievances.
This is my opportunity to get this woman fired.
ASHLEY MCNAIR: If they're not going to take this seriously
and they're not going to put a stop to it now,
then there's nothing more that I can do,
and I'm wasting my time.
ASHLEY MCNAIR: I am very angry.
And I'm hope and pray that he takes what I tell
him seriously and handles it.
I believe he will.
ASHLEY MCNAIR: All the women are locked down.
I'm in my cell.
Miss Williams immediately starts taunting inmates.
They're not in here to be gawked at, but this is standard.
ASHLEY MCNAIR: And then the night
shift sergeant comes, I guess, to check on Miss Williams.
Shut up!
Shut up.
ASHLEY MCNAIR: I have no idea what's going on,
but I would love to watch Miss Williams
get fired right in front of me.
That would be my dream.
And I want her to know that I was the one who was responsible
for her getting fired.
Hey, [inaudible].
[screaming]
ASHLEY MCNAIR: So she walks out, and I'm like--
I'm dreaming.
What the [muted] just happened?
I don't know if she got fired or she quit.
But I hope that she never is going
to come back to jail again and this is the last time
she's in this facility.
[cheering]