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Interview with Jon and tony

JM: How many different blocks were there?
Jon: county was 6 wings and minimum was 4 wings..
tony: 6 including seg its 7

JM: Did they have names? If so, what were they?
Jon: county was a b c d and f wing and minimum was a b c d wings
tony: a b c d e f and segregation aka the hole

JM: Which types of inmates were housed in the different blocks?
Jon: in county a was holding wing b and c was when you are processed and f wing is serious offences wing. Minimum jail a b c was regular offences and d wing was harsher and locked down more..
tony: a is kitchen workers, b is for rapers, child molestors, all the sick f*s, c is for adminastrative segragation upstairs tier, downstairs c wing is protective custody all the stinches and p*ys, d block which i was on is the best its robbers burgalars, aggravated assaults, gun charges, weapon charges, probation violators, parole violators, murders. e wing is for the same sh*, and so is f wing

JM: What do you remember being the nicest and worst parts about the different blocks?
Jon: I never had a bad experience any of them but i remember someone flushed a sheet halfway down the toilet and flooded the A wing in the county jail and in minimum i saw lots of fights that happened at D wing but they where locked down when the rest of the wings were out of the cells..
tony: nothing is fun bout being locked up, but i was lucky to know alot of people on d wing and had a few family members locked up with me and a bunch of my homies, aka bloods

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