[music playing]
Miller, we gotta go.
[shouting]
What is that?
Oh, my god.
Oh, [bleep].
CHAZ MILLER: Me and one of the other officers
ran over there, realizing we had no idea where N building was.
If you're late, another officer might get hurt.
We totally messed that one up.
[bleep]
CHAZ MILLER: I caught the aftermath of it.
I see three guys jumped the single individual.
I was a little disappointed.
Whenever there's a situation, of course
I want to-- we want to jump in there as quickly as possible.
Control.
Were there any others involved?
Yeah.
Bring a nurse.
CHARLES MILLER: We already had it handled
by the time Chaz got there.
It just goes real quick.
Put your hands against the wall
so we can watch what was going on.
It's very important.
You learn fast response.
105.
[buzzer]
[police radio]
CHARLES MILLER: We locked it down, did our investigation.
Come to find out he was a California Sure o.
These guys knew what he was talking about in the pod.
He didn't know there were Barrio Aztecas in there,
and they jumped him.
We'd rather have you sit down, because I
don't want you falling. You understand?
[grunt] You understand me?
[grunt]
Where does it hurt the most at?
My back.
The back?
CHARLES MILLER: The Barrio Aztecas have a go with
the Sure os out of California.
So it's a green light, which means when you see one,
you kill one.
So they were trying to kill him.
CHAZ MILLER: It's pretty cool to watch my dad run the show.
Just knowing that he's been there, he's done it.
He's seen this stuff before.
It would be-- I'll be up there someday
delegating, doing investigations and stuff like that.
What about these two in here?
Face the wall.
CHAZ MILLER: First month, and I'm already seeing stabbings.
And I didn't expect to see it all happen so quickly.
That's it.
CHAZ MILLER: Every time you see someone get lifted off
a stretcher, see them, like, severely hurt, it kind of just
keeps you realizing that this environment
is not a safe place to work.
Hey.
What's up?
How's it going?
Good.
Is it OK to be late to a response?
Sometimes it happens.
When the assistance call comes, drop what you're doing,
get there.
I will.
What happened?
I was just trying to figure out what N building
is, E building, and stuff.
That's pretty rough.
OK.
What did you think about the fight?
Nervous?
Yeah.
When you're working in a prison, you're not safe.
CHARLES MILLER: You know how I tell
you, when you go to a fight, make sure you check the hands?
Yeah.
It looked like he was just being punched.
Come to find out, he had a little shank in his hands.
He was puncturing him, yeah.
Stabbing him pretty good.
Tried pulling it up on camera.
We couldn't see it.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
Oh, I'm glad he works here with me.
But yeah, it's dangerous.
It can be.
Always in the back of your head, you're always thinking,
is he OK?
Every day is a learning experience,
and he's figured that out.
And I think he's going to be a great officer.
Anything giving you a problem?
CHAZ MILLER: No.
As far as my dad goes, like, his work ethic and the way
he carries himself--
yeah, that's exactly how I want to be.
I do want to make him proud.
Cool, man.
If you need anything, let me know.
All right. I will.
Be careful.
All right.