JM: What else would you want a friend or family member to know if they have a loved one going to this jail? Ian: Just that its not as bad as what they may look it
on TV. Its good to get them money on thier books
as soon as possible. And just to know that the
jail is really secure and there is rarely any
fights. If one does get broken out, it ends very
quickly. Its pretty secure and safe. Ron: It is definatley a shock at first. Money on the
books is important for commissary. Also writting
letters is very important as well as pictures. Bodie: To be supportive and write lots of letters . if
you can help them out and put funds on there
books do so that way they can get basics like
soap and shampoo. be patient court matter get
confusing and take time and alot goes in to
everything. That sometimes it takes jail for
them to get on the right path it took me many
times before I learned . its saves peoples
lives too depends if there at the point i was.
JM: If somebody knows they will be serving time in this jail what is your advice to them? Ian: Find at least one game that you're good at and
get involved. Play one of those games and get
good at it. Best way to make friends. Ron: Read a lot be yourself and dont take shit from
anyone Bodie: To really stop and think abt the stuff your
doing to get out in there is it worth it and is
that how you want to live your life ... think
abt it.....
JM: Please list any other jail or rehab facilities you have been to. Ian: Canyon County, San Diego County, San Pete County Ron: Salt lake metro. Bodie: I have been to ADC(slc county jail) utah county
jail. st. george jail. Immigration holding.
relapse pervention i have done. outpatient
program through sequoia counseling as well as
congnitive reconstruction class. retail theft
womens group and life skills.