Interview with Charles, Rich, Kevin, Molly, Jeremy, Chad and Laura
JM: How many different blocks were there? Charles: At least 6. Rich: there were 6 pods 1 and 2 were for women, pod 6
was intake and protective custody for men, pod 5
was lock up for men and pods 3 and 4 were
general population for men Kevin: There were six pods, one trustee dormitory, and
five annex dormitories. Molly: 5 Jeremy: 6 Chad: 6 pods in main jail. 2 female, 3 mail, and 1 was
considered "maximum security" lockup. there was
also an annex which is like an open dorm
separate from the main jail Laura: not sure. wild guess men and womens pod
JM: Did they have names? If so, what were they? Charles: No. Rich: no just went by what they were numbered pod 1
pod 4 etc. Kevin: Pod1, Pod2, Pod3, etc.; Annex1, Annex2, etc.; and
the trustee dorm. Molly: Pods (pod 1, pod2...) Jeremy: They were numbered 1-6 Chad: not named, just numbered Laura: the only thing i van remember wad my side was called
pod C
JM: Which types of inmates were housed in the different blocks? Charles: Violent and Non-Violent offenders. Rich: pod 1 and 2 women- pod 3and 4 men - pod 5
lockup - pod 6 intake and protective custody for
men Kevin: Pod1 and Pod2 are women; Pod6 is receiving
evaluation; Pod5 is the more problematic inmates;
Pod3 is protective custody; Annex is all shorter
sentences that do not qualify for the trustee
dorm; Trustee dorm are those with non-violent charges Molly: N/A Jeremy: 172, four inmates to an 8-10 cell. Chad: all mixed. unless a behavior problem, then you
go to lockup Laura: well if course they had the men and women seperate.
and i saw they had gay women alone im pretty sure
they had the gay guesd separate
abd people who acted out were probably alone
JM: What do you remember being the nicest and worst parts about the different blocks? Charles: I was lucky, I had good cellmates. Rich: they were all exactly the same at least the ones
i was in Kevin: I did not see much of the blocks because I was in
the Trustee Dorm, where I could get out and ride
to the store with officers to pick up supplies,
had personal visits where there was not a glass
between myself and my visitors. Molly: I was only in one pod. Jeremy: They were all the same and there were no "nice"
parts. It was a county jail. Chad: nothing really nice. very crowded Laura: the nicest part about my block is when i aas valled off
it to get my things together i could go. and getting bit
by something the first night i was there wasnt fun
either. there wasnt anything good about ut. nothing in
my favor i wasnt at home. very cold and
uncomfortable