(CCI)- Inside Tehachapi Prison ☆ 1987

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[@gostros407]

In the late 70s as a kid in Tehachapi we would play baseball games at the prison on their baseball field with inmates as umpires!! You never heard coaches arguing about the calls! 😃😃

[@KidRoctopus93]

Just think. At least one of those guys is still sitting on that yard. Doing the same thing today he did when this video was shot. Life is hard.

[@FloridaMan786]

They made life hard. No sympathy from me.

[@bxi1547]

And whose fault is that?

[@Sd2334-l3v]

And people look up to that shit really how tuff you must be to want to be in this situation bunch of wannabees that got caught ahahahahahahahahahaha

[@3rdward713]

Right

[@cirilomedina1474]

A lot of those REAL convicts will be the first to tell the youth; it’s not worth it

[@universe7allah878]

Salute and respect 2 all the brothers of all ethics who survived this place and made it out keep focused .

[@Mr.Sp0cK]

How bad is this Jail, today?

[@bxi1547]

Salute to people who didn’t turn to the criminal life.

[@lukesmith981]

It’s one of the worst prison in California from what I’ve heard. On the top 5 or 3.

[@matthewviramontes3131]

In the winter time it's a whole different ballgame. It gets cold af there.

[@backyardbbqmoore9613]

Looks like my jr high school 🙏🏽

[@jessegil5101]

I was thinking that

[@johnferris9526]

I thought that too. I went to El Sereno. ‘92 - ‘93.

[@GnosticCushite]

I was there, 4B-6A. Terrible place, concrete yards and dog cages. Cold ass winters.

[@youngz9163]

I was there 4B 2A YOP 2000-2001

[@aarommccaffrey3987]

Lol cold winters in California ok dude I'm sure it was frigid

[@rocketdog2723]

@@aarommccaffrey3987 that place is in the foothills of the sierras it gets in the teens, and let’s just say they don’t give the inmates snuggys to keep warm

[@jamescooper5915]

@@aarommccaffrey3987 yea idiot it gets cold😂 you’ve obviously never been around

[@Silence-and-Violence]

​@aarommccaffrey3987 imagine being so bad at geography and science that you think all of California is a hot, sunny SoCal afternoon year round.

[@AJones101ful]

2 yard is where I learned to weld..

[@AJones101ful]

@@circusbrains whaaaat!!?? How so!?

[@cirilomedina1474]

One of the original Level IV-180 yards. There’s a reason they built a helipad right on the yard 😮

[@Apple_Teck]

Just seen Red Rider and his AV boys.

[@bryantmartinez7751]

The way they were all sitting in a circle with our one man on point was just dumb

[@OscarOffTheCuff]

Keep em comin

[@chato939]

Corecon was call at one time Gladiator School the cops are so dirty that they would set up people to fight and bet on it..

[@cirosalinas3137]

That's level 4A.. I work there as a Aod counselor

[@AgaiNStthaGraiNwaccduce]

good ol tehachapei....4B early 2000s it was craccen

[@oscarmontes9681]

I was there 3 years it was kind of fun 😂😂😂

[@OVERSEEROFRAP]

I was on that yard but it was for reception in 2004 the lifers wouldn’t let us touch the pull-up bars only the basketball courts and handball they was on lockdown we had to take there jobs I was a cook lol I hated those times

[@stocktonhoodvideos188]

probably some eme, brand, and NF dudes on these old california prison videos vinmoonsu be postin

[@DJHEK5]

Surely

[@thesaint9276]

Lee Bartlett no they got taken off the main line in the late 80’s

[@johndevereaux9532]

The keys for the brand is held by Pen1 since nlr started ftb and got ran off, the northerners are the same the southerners the same and bloods/crips and dcs hold the yard for the bgf and eme all sit in the back once validated

[@trianedtog0417]

I need you really bad for my channel to do a phone interview wont see you face just your voice need the North side of the story

[@blazed1945]

@@johndevereaux9532 I hear Popeye is holding them keys

[@dundeeutility4899]

Can't believe they hand down life without parole sentences in America when in the UK you would do 15 to 20 years for the same charge its so so sad !

[@mykmyk4963]

I bet you would feel different if your close family member was the victim, life without is definitely for a murder charge

[@Silence-and-Violence]

Do you believe there's any crime that justifies a true life sentence or even capital punishment? Or do you think literally every crime ever deserves eventual parole?

[@LEGENDTRECE]

Shutup @dundeeutility4899

[@californiaboy1godbless108]

VERY INTERESTING VIDEOS LOVE THIS CHANNEL 🤝🏼👍😁

[@mariasanson3579]

I was in the level 2 ended up 4a yard went shu ended up Corcoran then bay 10 yrs latter paroled still out thank god bad place

[@user-yq7yi3dm8m]

Wind blowing. Thats definitely Tehachapi for ya.

[@TwanDeezy]

The really interesting thing about prisons is that they're kind of timeless. Sure, there are slight modifications here and there, but for the most part, aside for perhaps the installation of a new surveillance system or method of further ensuring less risk of escape, they are devoid of most modern technology. To present day, they are giant walls, fences, barbwire, and cells. The convicts wear the same kind of clothes even. I suppose they allow certain inmates to use computers/iPads, etc. but they are severely restricted still. And they are certainly not allowed to carry around cellular phones. You can look at a modern video recording of prison and its operation from the 80s and from modern day, and if the difference in video quality from the 1980s compared to present day was nonexistent, it would be virtually impossible to tell the difference in the era.

[@jeffalbillar7625]

Almost no one had a bald head back then.

[@chato939]

That's a level four for real

[@geoffedwards-tb4kp]

Looks like a high security prison in.UK too. I mean physical features. Walls n fences etc.

[@mariexoxo1478]

That’s for lower security inmates?

[@garym213]

4B and 4A had just opened up

[@uchihadabba699]

Aaaah! The 80’s. Truth: miss that Shit on Shingle, weight pile, -and sometimes to be honest. The peace and quiet solitude of a book and chessboard.

[@jesusshuttlesworth4101]

You miss being in prison?? Dude you can do all that shit you just named outside of prison

[@fingersmcgee2762]

@@jesusshuttlesworth4101 guys who have done time know the peaceful respect of prison out here people are mostly selfish crybabys who call the cops fir everything no respect outside

[@youngz9163]

And also as he said the peace and quiet of a book or chess. But the comradery amongst your certain group of people. Yes you could do all that outside but while on the Inside all that has to be made bearable. Yes you can miss walking the yard doing pull-ups with the homies. Playing some very competitive games of basketball with the homies or running the handball court all day and no one can take you off. Playing scrabble as an 18 year old kid I was with the lifer old time homies who been down longer than I been alive Tomas Ernie and Shakes. Yeah that can be missed. It’s not like we are saying we would want to be there. But we remember these times in our lives and we don’t take out present for granted.

[@fingersmcgee2762]

@@youngz9163 truth brother

[@fingersmcgee2762]

@TGP 777 there are things u miss ,, but id rather be free but its like alot of things in life as time goes by and things get deeper into the past u tend to remember good times and most people had a goodtime or 2 in prison ,,,, another thing is prison is not like what most people think ,, its not a savage rat infested cell block and being in a cage all day , ya that is possible to be in one of those places but most prisons are like a college campus except u cant leave ,,, and your allowed out of your cell pretty much all day and can watch tv , play cards, some units have pool tables n ping pong tables,, u can goto yard and thats like going to the park there are picnic tables ,, u can walk the yard track for excercise ,, goto the weight pit to lift weights they have library and more ,,, really for lots of people its better than they had it in the world but its hard on your family if u have a family,,,,,,,, but think about this for a second , the way the system is your in prison right now just the lowest security and thats what people realize the first time they get locked up , its that easy to lose freedom and be in the right too ,,, there are lots of guys who shot a intruder but because they stepped out the front door instead of waiting til the intruder came in are in prison thats just one example of how freedom is fragile , its there and gone in a second

[@cgul8057]

Nice spot to kick off a riot 💯👌🏼

[@theflip650]

If you want a .223 in the head from that mini14 that ol boy is holding

[@burt680]

Wow, what a peaceful place

[@sweet_southern_girl6453]

My husbands currently in Tehachapi & it looks the damn same!

[@sweet_southern_girl6453]

Kenny the G Hi Jody! I’m doing good, how are you doing? 😁

[@alexcorleone9306]

You for the streets

[@sweet_southern_girl6453]

Alex Corleone Is that a statement or a question? As a 41 year old woman I’m for my people, my husband, my family. I’ve been in the streets, I’ve done time in Bama, I still run around on them from time to time when necessary but as we all know trying to be all up in the mix as a 41 year old woman isn’t super-attractive so I’ve left that kindof shit in my past. Doesn’t mean I’m not down for mine though when the time comes.

[@prolificoelcontenido1474]

Can I keep you company 😘

[@sweet_southern_girl6453]

SpaceOctopusMEX Sorry, no I dont snapchat. I’m too old for that kindof newfangled technology!

[@alexd5278]

I remember walking this yarda

[@Durchii]

Bet these guys didn't know they should all be enjoying that weight pile while they still had it. 😬

[@geoffedwards-tb4kp]

And a cigarette, banned tobbaco in some systems.

[@omaraboss6037]

Damn those walls are intimidating like a mf

[@mariasanson3579]

The cops name in the kitchen is sandavol he got caught bringing in heroin

[@briand9217]

Damm some still in der today been a long time

[@dylanlevy2107]

My pops just got out in July

[@jhon2632]

If the ball goes over does that mean riot

[@Jn-yu1lp]

I WAS THERE IN 1996.WS PBS CLS NHD.

[@caneibarra538]

That's ssPBS I WAS JUST THE 3 YEARS AGO WHEN THEY FLIPPED IT TO A SNY 4 180

[@fluxcore4901]

Present day: no weight piles, 10x as many people, and grass...level 4 ain't no joke now

[@thesaint9276]

Level 4 was worse back then

[@cirilomedina1474]

The IV-180 yards are a dying breed these days

[@surfsidepizza3705]

Hot cold windy land of many seasons that's what tehachapi means Indian name..

[@surfsidepizza3705]

That was the cop Sandoval

[@surfsidepizza3705]

I was there its s.h.u that was probably pc.yard nobody doing routina.perpes etc...sorry ass prison telahachapi big j.ran a yard. ..rest in peace

[@ak_whiteboy6244]

Surfside Pizza Cali didn’t have pc yards until late 90s

[@briancrowley6682]

Maybe next time you can get sum footage of the inmates watching paint dry, awesome footage , doooooork!!

[@JuneGirl35]

I'm 33 i wasn't even born

[@caneibarra538]

That's 4Ai was just there that's the lower yard

[@daveredman4909]

HELLATACHAPI⚖️🦊🎭🔶

[@theccwdad]

Nicer than woodrow wilson in el sereno.

[@Tokyadave101]

I was there…. Worked inda PIA pants factory….

[@Finagirl]

My fiance is there has also been there forever looks really bad :( 😢

[@jimmynebula]

Isn’t Tehachapi a Snitch & Pedi Prison?

[@tessarevii6434]

That's the D yard at satf Corcoran pinta..

[@berzerker1100]

I thought CDC took out the weights back in 1983 ? I'll have to google dat.

[@nevergiveup7502]

They took them out when Arnold was Governor.

[@MD-cd7em]

NOT THAT EARLY

[@naynayshu1277]

1997 took em from donovan

[@mariasanson3579]

I was there in shu 87 hate that joint bad luck rats telahachapi it’s set up going there

[@SidewaysBurnouts]

makes you want to study and stamp that passport.

[@mr.unknowncali-life9350]

My friends works here 2020 he got his first jobs

[@siwhatscrackn]

Is he a porter or in PIA I forgot or in the Kitchen?

[@aleshafelix9626]

I think this is the film set of felon

[@soundslikebstome]

CCI - Good Times......NOT!!!

[@surfsidepizza3705]

Dirty yard 4a yard dirty cops one got busted bringing in heroin in coffee container...

[@glennmartin5857]

I liked the jeans factory.

[@georgefrutis806]

I remember when I was there we smashed a few northern over the TV they ended go to another yard

[@brandonice9137]

I love how most if not all California prison gun towers use the Ruger Mini-14 which is notoriously known for being an unreliable and cheap alternative....😂🤡 Good ol' California.👌

[@jackwatts9030]

As long as you stick to factory mags, mini-14s are very reliable and they cost about as much as a mid-grade ar. They’re less accurate, heavier, and less modular though.

[@angelchavez458]

It goes to the lowest bitter cost effective

[@erickrohn2970]

It would do the trick though. Thats for sure.

[@Smokeydabear530]

My cousin in there rite now gotta shoot him a new letter

[@Steven-dv6nm]

My high school 😂😂

[@troyelliott390]

✔

[@o4tw382]

Look like Nortenos in the beginning

[@jaydendunn8180]

Damn them weight pile days 😂

[@sleekilla]

Basketball key w no hoop

[@brianwilkins4438]

Look up what Joe Rockhead said about hand ball. They playin tha for a reason. 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤫🤫🤫🤐🤐🤐

[@BURRITOBOY]

Wat he say

[@onetwo6675]

IT WAS TO GET YOUR "STABBING SKILLZ" ON POINT & PASS TIME

[@MD-cd7em]

KEV MAC VIDEOS

[@onetwo6675]

@@MD-cd7em YUP 👍

[@SR-rc4on]

Joe Rockhead is a LIAR and story teller. He said all kinds of BS lies. Him getting ‘kicked out’ of certain prisons, fighting the EME all by himself in the showers, etc etc 🤣🤣🤣 Don’t believe the hype. Real ones don’t get on camera and sing like birds...🤐🤐🤐

[@ITSMYOPINIONNOTYOURSDOYO-bi5sr]

Why do stupid people get excited about reminiscing about being locked 🔒 up ?

[@Durchii]

Some of the best stories we tell in life are the ones punctuated with tragedy and bookended by bad decisions. If I spent upwards of half my life in a system, made most of my friends and family in that system, and established myself as a man there, then yeah, I'll oddly look back on some of those times fondly for making me who I am. Sometimes it is just false bravado, though, I'll give you that.

[@geoffedwards-tb4kp]

Its probably bexmcause that is where they spent years, seen and experienced a lot of things and characters that you would not see it experience usually in normal life and freedom.

[@domeniccarson9232]

Some of these guys got a sense of structure and guidance they never had. Based on this ignorant statement I think it would be safe to assume you were provided for fairly well as a child. Just imagine not having a single adult figure in your life. I'm not saying it's ok anyone went to prison. All I'm saying is this: I never had steady meals, a routine or a clue about how to take care of myself until I went to basic training in Fort Benning, Georgia. People said it was hell and everyone was so happy to graduate. I felt like crying because I wasn't sure if there would be 3 hots and a cot where I was going.

[@geoffedwards-tb4kp]

@Kenny the G Same thing, like combat, institutional living etc. They all have similarity .

[@geoffedwards-tb4kp]

@Kenny the G Yep, and laughing rather than crying. Well all the best fella.

[@surfsidepizza3705]

Th

[@CombatSecurityPolice85]

Boring!