JM: What else would you want a friend or family member to know if they have a loved one going to this jail? Henry: Yes. Support the family or friend to the
fullest of your ability. They will need your
support in such a hell-hole of a place. Bob: Keep in constant contact with them. Write and
talk on the phone. Send them pictures. Visit
them. Having a support system on the outside is
very important. Also having money in the inmates
account is very important. But again, be aware
that the county takes $20 per week out of the
inmates account for "sustinance" and also the
inmate will have money deducted for nurse /
doctor / dentist visits so take that into account
as well. Cory: Visit them because when u leave them alone you force
them to make friends with people who will never
better their lives and who may get them in more
trouble while in jail or after relase.
JM: If somebody knows they will be serving time in this jail what is your advice to them? Henry: Just do your time and nobody elses. Bob: Don't do the crime.. But if you do then lay low,
do your time, don't cause any problems and lear
from the experience. Also, if you have an
addiction problem ask to be put in the drug /
alcohol program. They also have a GED program for
inmates that lack a High School Diploma. Finally
they offer a culinary program as well. Make use
of the time you are there. Become a trustee if
possible. It's best to stay busy (in a positive
way), while you are there. Cory: Dont talk to anyone but your cell mate if you want.
Read books and work out and stop talking back to the
deps. Mind your business and think about how you're
gonna change when u get out.
JM: Please list any other jail or rehab facilities you have been to. Cory: none other