Interview with Joey, Bob, Anne, Beth, Gary and Cheev
JM: Did you find it difficult to get along with other inmates? Please give examples to explain why you did or didn't. Joey: No Bob: Obviously, wherever you spend time in jail, there
are some people you would never choose to be
around 'outside', but overall it wasn't so bad;
lot of people there just like me- not such bad
people, just made mistake(s). Anne: Yes because I had never been confined with inmates before. Beth: No problem at all. i was blessed i tell you. the
other inmates really truly looked after me i was
the youngest inmate in that particular area. So
they would treat as if i was a younger sister. Gary: No. I was in the Alternative Lifestyle pod so it
was mainly elderly
and gays. They were alright but there were a few
who "ran the
show". They were pains because they wouldn't think
before starting
an argument to express dominance. Beth: No- stayed to myself- focused on getting out Cheev: no cause we were all black men
JM: What types of things did you have to do to avoid problems or fights with other inmates? Joey: Stay to myself. Bob: Not act scared, don't be so reclusive; but on the
other hand don't act like too much of a badass,
just not scared. Anne: I had to share food if someone got up from their seat while
watching TV and I sat in it I had to give it back when they got ready
to sit in it again. Beth: i just minded my own business, i didnt eat so i
would give my food to my cell mate. Gary: I kept to myself mostly. Me and my boyfriend did
our best to make
friends with the non-violent people and we
established a circle of
friends to stay safe. Beth: stay in my cell Cheev: just stay to myself
JM: Were you able to choose an inmate as your cellmate if you knew one? How often would your cellmate(s) change? Joey: No Bob: They were cracking down on inmates picking their
own cells; for a long time this had been the
practice. Anne: No I did not know anybody that was in there. Beth: i dont understand the question. Gary: No. It was first-come, first-serve. If I wanted to
switch with
someone, I'd have to pursued them and then make
sure that they
would be compatible with my current roommate. Beth: of course not Cheev: no
MY BOYFRIEND WAS ARRESTED 12/29/11 . I PAID BOND 12/30/11. IF NEWTON COUNTY IS NOT GOING TO PICK HIM UP. WHY CANT HE GET OUT. HE IS FREEZING COLD. DEPRESSED, AND VERY VERY COLD. THIS TO ME IS CRUELYTY
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If a person was suppose to do two years in jail and they have past that time, but still doesn't have a probation officer, nor have that person hear anytime about his release how do you go about making sure that they get out on time and who do you talk to?
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My son has been in Dekalb Co. Jail and has gone to trial. There is a hold for Clayton Co. It has been over a month since trial. Will he be picked up from Dekalb and taken to Cobb or go to prison and then back to Cobb; Charles E. Dobbins, Jr. is his name.
Thank you,
Ann Batchan
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