I don't have much to compare, I've not been to any other jailing facility. But I can give a brief description of my stay. I was the coldest week of my life. The police wore winter coats, perfect for hitting the slopes or standing in a brisk down pour, some wore beanies on their heads. The inmates are dressed in standard orange prison wear, short sleeve, and equipped with a blanket, cott padding and dingy sheet. No pillow, no heat. The booking process seemed to take 18 hours. The small block, cell was full of food wrappers, empty milk cartons, and other debris. After shift change, I'm assuming the cops on duty guessed the trash was ours (11 inmates in one holding cell) we didn't eat during the long as fuck booking process. We were escorted to our dorm around 1:00 am.
I don't expect a lavish stay with royal treatment , but humane would be accepted. I froze my balls off, we never saw sunlight, not once. The dorms have freedom, with megar accommodations, the staff was firm but for the most part chill. The inmates were welcoming and lose with the tipical race politics, blacks ,whites and paisas weren't hostal to each other, they were sarcastically tolerant. The woods were ancient and consisted of about 10 inmates, the black dudes were pleasant and about 4 present. The paisas amounted for the remaining 100 or so prisoners. They were tense in groups, but quick to laugh and individually friendly. There was moments of violence, but nothing unexpected when considering the general content of county jails, beat downs were organized, then cleaned up and sanitized buy the prisoners. The food was no better then dog shit, the release took hours. once finished, a van offered by a church group was awaiting our arrival, they drove us into town, with open hearts, and for free, they even gave each rider a paper sack full of snacks, candy and water. This consideration was deeply appreciated, and understanding. Finally respect and hope was present. I got nothing but love for the bus,
Would I suggest this jail to my friends. Fuck no. Do I plan on returning? Never. read more