I told the truth:
This is what happened to me when I told the truth. Currently, I am in prison, and I am a drug addict. I have been in prison before; this is the longest sentence that I have. I have a drug debt that has carried over from years ago. I won’t lie, some of the debt is from this time down, but I have been clean for a while now. My family and I have been extorted thousands of dollars that we can no longer pay. My life has been threatened. I have been physically assaulted more times than I can count. My family has had phone calls threatening their lives and mine. It is out of control. This is how I ended up in RAST.
The Yard:
I was in what they call “RTH’ Refuse To House” It is kind of like the hole, but it technically does not exist on the prison grounds in the prison that I am currently in. So, I am there for several months, and when you are there, you get nothing barely any food, commissary is only your items, two phone calls a day to your family, yard an hour a day, and a shower. That’s it! The positive thing is I’m not getting physically harmed, but I have nothing. The prison knows I have not done house with certain inmates. After months of being in “RTH” the prison decided to put me back out in the yard. So what do they do? put me in the yard with the inmates that I am not supposed to be around. The inmates that are extorting me for thousands of dollars.
Months later:
After months of being extorted and physically harmed, my family cut me off. I finally decided to go back to “RTH”. This time, they put in RAST, which is the same thing. My family called the prison, and they told them what was going on. I told the CO3 that I used to use drugs, and they gave me two tickets. One was for drugs, and the other was for being disrespectful. I lost all my privileges, my level, and visits because I told the truth. When I am let out of RAST, I have to go to a 4 yard. When you have your hearing, they do not believe you. When you have an investigation, they do not believe you. When you talk to officers, they do not believe you. In prison, all they see is an inmate. Someone that has done a crime. Someone that will lie, cheat, steal, murder, or whatever you have done to get here. They do not even treat us like we are humans, so why would we as inmates ever think that they would think that we can tell the truth?
Unfortunately, this happens all the time. Let me know what you think.
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