[music playing]
Yell it.
Let's go!
Everybody up to the front!
Get up against the wall.
Up, up front.
Hurry up.
Face the wall.
Get off your bunk and go against the wall.
It don't matter.
Everybody's going to be strip-searched one at a time.
Do you understand?
Against the wall.
No.
You just start-- the way I do it is
I start at one end and work--
Work over?
--my way to the back.
The inmates are ingenious.
Any time we come up with a way to stop them,
they evolve and find new and interesting ways to do stuff.
Have they showed you about peanut butter yet?
Oh.
A lot of these guys will keep it.
And it looks brand new.
Stuck the lid on it, and everything.
What they'll do is they'll peel this back very carefully,
cut a slit in it, and they'll stick stuff in there.
So always, always check the peanut butter.
Affirmative.
Bryce Doporto.
Do you got a Sure o?
In prison, gangs are so dangerous,
because their loyalty is fierce.
That means that their con games are more effective.
And that increases the amount of drugs
and contraband that they can get on the inside.
He's the one that told me about three months
back that he wasn't a Sure o.
He is now.
Oh, man.
SERGIO SAPIEN: The Sure os is-- it's a vast enterprise that
spans across the United States.
The assaults and the stabbings and extortion that they're
known for within the prison system
makes them a dangerous bunch of guys.
Can you send down Bryce Doporto out of 642
back to the unit real quick?
SERGIO SAPIEN: Officer Cordova?
Yes, sir.
Did you see the three dots with the--
OFFICER: Bryce!
SERGIO SAPIEN: --two lines there?
That is a Nahuatl number for the number 13, which
is associated with the Sure os.
So he tried to hide it in his drawing.
So Chris is talking right now.
He's going to check his tattoos.
We'll probably end up tagging him a Sure o
and moving him out of there.
OFFICER: Oh, man.
You're a Sure o.
Right?
Yeah.
If you look at the rest of his shirts,
he's blatantly throwing it out there that he is a Sure o.
We're going to lock you up put you with all the other Sure os.
Nah, dude.
Put your shirt on for me, and then tuck it in.
I learned that one of them is a gang member.
I didn't know that.
I didn't even think to look at clothing.
That obviously tells us that he's an active member,
and we have to get him out of here
and get him with the rest of that gang.
Since he has gang ties, that probably
means he has a lot more illegal contraband in his bunk.
We can't leave any stone unturned.
This guy has so much [bleep].
I can throw this in the bag.
Right.
We found another little note.
OFFICER: Yeah.
Seems like Bryce Doporto also had this piece of paper
on there.
He's getting-- he's got something.
He's making a living in here somehow.
Joker owes him 25.
Jason owes him 100.
So these guys owe him that much money for whatever drugs
he provided.
I probably would have overlooked that.
That's something good for me to actually know.
Yeah.
What?
Like a real $100 bill?
Yep.
Yeah.
I've been working with the department for almost 10 years,
and I've never found currency on an inmate.
This has just gotten definitely serious.
This is a possible way to pay off guards to bring stuff in.