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You got to watch the showers.
Watch over here in the restrooms and stuff like that.
Watch their hands.
Watch their pockets.
You'll see them running around like this, [inaudible]..
That's when I'm going to be down here,
and I'm going to catch them.
All right.
Level two is a rough place to start
working for your first post.
So it's cool of Verrett to come and help me with these guys
and show me the ropes.
What are you doing?
No?
You guys good?
From what I've heard, Sergeant Verrett
is one of the few left from his Academy,
so I give him a lot of respect for still being here.
I'll be watching you.
Hey, come on!
Oh, yeah.
You going to be gambling.
Oh, we like this.
Well, I'm going to see what you bet on.
Verrett is a great role model for rookies.
I'm sure he faced the same challenges when he started,
and he obviously made it through.
No, dude.
DAVID VERRETT: Everybody got a lot of canteen.
Right, right, right way.
You need to do some about that, huh?
I didn't hear you.
No, it ain't against the law to gift store.
It's against the law to barter, trade, or anything like that.
Or gamble.
Yeah, let me remind you, man, there's no--
oh.
You read the policy?
OK, then you know, so.
Oh, yeah.
You got to eat, but then everybody
like to gamble, too, man.
I don't know.
Who said it?
I'm saying it.
Yeah.
You know you've got people out there to take.
Well, [bleep] don't worry about the cameras.
Well, don't worry about the cameras.
[bleep] If I was yelling at you, then you'd know.
I'm walking through the day room to do my rounds,
and I hear an inmate getting aggressive which
Sergeant Verrett.
Excuse me, if I was yelling at you, then I'd yell at you.
You yelling at me right now, you raising your voice.
No, my voice is loud already.
You trying to show off, because you a [bleep]..
You a [bleep].
But I've been doing time since I was--
I can't tell.
I've been doing time since you was a baby.
OK.
You do no time here.
Time means I've been working here.
That ain't doing time.
OK, so you coming off like this.
You ain't doing nothing.
I'm like this all the time.
So if you want to step, step.
You want to step, step.
Step.
There you go.
[bleep] Give me some gloves.
Let me shake this room down right here.
I'm gonna shake this house down.
My house is right there.
I'm gonna shake this house down.
Shake my house.
No, no, no, no.
You said you want to step, you step.
You walked off.
So now let me do my business.
He was just showing off just to show off.
That's what he was doing.
So that raised alarms right there.
Then when he was trying to direct me to go to his bunk,
then I know something's up.
Should we do it, this one here?
Yeah, shake it all down.
I want it all.
Here's that, Verrett.
Oh, where'd you find that at?
Shoes.
Excellent.
Whose shoes?
I don't know whose shoes they are.
Which shoes was it?
Those shoes right there?
Put it back in the shoes.
Take the shoes.
Take the whole thing.
We confiscate the whole thing.
See, the bumping of his gums got his body lit up.
That's a good one, dog.
That's a good one.
I would have never have thought to shake down
the neighbor's bunk, but that's just the knowledge
you gain from experience.
Don't sit on my table, sir.
The way Verrett dealt with the inmate was eye opening.
He wasn't afraid to get an inmate's face,
but at the same time he was in control of his emotions.
I honestly don't know if I could keep
my composure that same way if an inmate was mouthing off to me.