OK, you can go ahead switch this one for that one.
JON: I haven't been here quite 60 days.
But I'll tell you, 60 days is a long time.
It does get to you.
Nothing is ever static.
Each pod, the personality can drastically change based upon,
you know, one person having a bad day in court
or a new person coming in.
There's so many things that can affect that dynamic.
[dramatic music playing]
All right, let's go, guys.
Marcus is supposedly Dashaun's older brother.
Yeah.
Biological brothers who are co-defendants in a case
should not be in the same pod.
JON: Having an older brother also
that's in and out of the system can't be a good role model.
I'm worried that Marcus is going to undo everything
I've worked on with Dashaun.
[laughter]
JON: Turns out Marcus is a really cool dude.
He's the opposite, polar opposite of Dashaun.
He's actually calm, cool, and very laid back.
What if you combine your resources
and everything to get out?
Could you do that?
Do you want to do that?
I want to do it.
But do he want to do it?
Like, when we get out, if I'm working,
I got to make [bleep]---- like, if I'm not at work, he'll do
everything he's supposed to do.
Go to court, to probation, go to a free trial,
go to whatever drug--
But if I'm not, if I'm at work, I don't know what he doing.
My brother, he's like my downfall kind of.
I worry about him because if I'm around,
then my life in his hands, too because if he do
something that's very dangerous and we're together,
it's both our lives.
So I worry about him because that's my baby brother,
you know?
I'm like, oh, man.
If you're always bailing him out, how is he going to learn--
[bleep]
--to stop dragging everyone back into the same?
JON: He's been shot?
If they continue to do the same things that they're doing,
Dashaun's going to get himself hurt bad.
And he's going to get Marcus hurt in the process,
too, because Marcus really looks out for him
and takes a lot of the heat for Dashaun.
I think when he get out, he's going to be
in that hot head stuff again.
I know he is because I know him.
I just-- I just hope it don't cost him his life.
And we have lost a lot of people.
DASHAUN: My dad died from AIDS.
He died on my birthday.
When I lost him, I didn't care about the world no more,
you feel me?
He did everything he could for me, you know what I'm saying?
Every-- excuse me.
JON: Dashaun and his brother embody
exactly why I came to do this.
I do care what happens to them.
I want them to be successful.
I want them to have that chance that they've never gotten.
We are never going to fix this problem
and fully protect society by doing what we're doing.
This is not working.
[interposing voices]
JON: I saw a shift in behavior from Dashaun.
A more of a cocky attitude that I didn't appreciate.
He was disrespectful.
JON: Dashaun, he threw a bar soap at Marcus.
It was one of the dirty soaps from the bottom of the shower.
It's disgusting.
They got pubes all over the-- all over the table.
Oh, yeah, it's gross.
So we went up and we took his clothes
and tried to teach him a lesson to throw soap at us.