I Was Smuggling Drugs and Phones Into Prison | Minutes With |

[@LADbible]

Thanks to Lee for taking part. You can follow Lee here: facebook.com/lee.p.davies instagram.com/leepablo1980new/ And get in contact here: [e-mail] kzbin.info/www/bejne/baOcmZeBlreeiac

[@jannie4303]

Only for fans over 18 years old onnanoko.tokyo/KARARE 💜 mañas no se la Megan: "Hotter" Hopi: "Sweeter" Joonie: "Cooler" Yoongi: "Butter Asi con toy y sus mañas no se la lease que escriba bien mamon hay nomas pa ra reirse un rato y no estar triste y estresado.por la vida dura que se vive hoy . Köz karaş: ''Taŋ kaldım'' Erinder: ''Sezimdüü'' Jılmayuu: ''Tattuuraak'' Dene: ''Muzdak'' Jizn, kak krasivaya melodiya, tolko pesni pereputalis. Aç köz arstan Bul ukmuştuuday ısık kün bolçu, jana arstan abdan açka bolgon. Uyunan çıgıp, tigi jer-jerdi izdedi. Al kiçinekey koyondu gana taba algan. Al bir az oylonboy koyondu karmadı. ''Bul koyon menin kursagımdı toyguza albayt'' dep oylodu arstan. Arstan koyondu öltüröyün dep jatkanda, bir kiyik tigi tarapka çurkadı. Arstan aç köz bolup kaldı. Kiçine koyondu emes, çoŋ kiyikti jegen jakşı dep oylodu.#垃圾 Son unos de los mejores conciertos , no puede ir pero de tan solo verlos desde pantalla, se que estuvo sorprendente 💗❤️💌💘

[@pablodavies414]

Thanks to the whole team 🙌 proffesional throughout and enjoyed my visit with you guys xx

@@pablodavies414 Thanks again Lee for sharing the link to our great chat.

[@coraramage9100]

Glad he's back on track and found some semblance of peace. We all make bad decisions and make make mistakes and the guilt we carry can crucify us. It's good to see he turned his life around. Good for you Lee ❤️

[@pablodavies414]

@@coraramage9100 cora my dear ♥

[@Hassaan911]

You made a mistake and you paid for it dearly, clearly. Yet you are here with full transparency and honesty. I truly wish you the best in life.

[@pablodavies414]

Thankyou xxx

[@Hassaan911]

@@pablodavies414 I am glad to hear back from you. Following your channel too. Wish you enable comments for you to hear from your fans. Nevertheless, I genuinely wish you the best as clearly you are a genuine person who deserves the best to come.

[@nobodyshero200]

Great comment.

[@pablodavies414]

@@Hassaan911 I am going to tey put more content on soon but I don't know how to enable the comments ?

[@imaner76]

@@pablodavies414 Hassan kindly says you "made a mistake". Between you me and the bars, you made a lot of mistakes. And you compounded them. Then repeated them. But when it mattered, you did man up. I may be reaching, but the shared pad thing was at D cat? If so, that left you open. Hard call. Right call. The Prison service needs training help. You have experience that can and would help. You may just fit in. Make them tell you no. PS: From an ex con.

[@justinb.5277]

he made no excuses. i gotta respect that

[@josiffexplosiff1]

I mean when your caught being a POS red-handed you kind of got a cop to it or else you look even worse. He’s still a POS don’t forget that part…..

[@purplebirdm1258]

right @@josiffexplosiff1 just like hitler he made no excuses so “i gotta respect that”🤣

[@SnailHatan]

Yeah, no. You don’t gotta respect scum for admitting they’re scum.

[@adamisAswsomeish]

​​​​@@SnailHatan@purplebirdm1258 Yeah but Hitler didn't admit to any of his faults, he just killed himself. As much this guy Is a POS it doesn't change the fact he is brave enough to tell us exactly what happened and how he fucked up. He doesn't even asking for sympathy.

[@ZDProds-c8p]

lol

[@wolvesladtom8048]

Done your time and rebuilding your future respect to you! I hope you find peace now and live a fulfilled life 👊🏻

[@pablodavies414]

Thankyou x

[@tangomike15]

I feel HMP should hire guys like this to talk from the heart to trainee prison officers. Even if it’s just on a consultant basis. Imagine starting out in this career and sitting in a room with this guy telling his story from the heart. I think it would be enough to prevent at least some folks from making the wrong choices. Anyway, as many have said before me, I wish him only the best going forward. He’s paid the price. Don’t let life break you bud. Edit: I originally commented while still watching. Glad to hear HMP have actually approached him.

[@caitlinshields4828]

That’d be so helpful

[@charlottewilliams574]

Excellent suggestion!!!

[@josephfarrell504]

He said at the end he was working with the prison service to train new officers, its a great idea

[@LukeSkinner84]

Exactly 💯 %

[@t.s8141]

A Dealer who gets Beaten up by police(nothing new) paid the price too ? He didnt hurt anyone and got hurt from guys who should protect him cause he is a human with right. This dude gets jail This dude i wamt to see in cell he is coruppt. Evry one is like he is an officer he cant be bad.. they are the badst ik and he should spend 10 years in prison like evryone else there too.

[@gsmm4717]

I have so much respect for this guy, it must be such a hard job to do, you can see hes deeply ashamed of what he's done.

[@pablodavies414]

Xx take care and thanks

[@hateclub]

@@pablodavies414 Your interview was great. I think it shows well how anyone can end up committing major crimes even when they had no plan to. Good luck with everything in future. Your video of giving a dog some Bernard Matthews turkey slices was hilarious

[@pablodavies414]

@@hateclub ha ha chesrs xx

[@LeatherCladVegan]

Yeah, or you could, like, *not* be corrupt in the first place.

[@pablodavies414]

@@LeatherCladVegan absolutely . Becareful up there

[@sahand8897]

The honesty and clarity we are witnessing in these conversations is healing us.

[@OliHandy2008]

tru

[@andrewgurney6019]

Great interview and incredible story, hope all works out for the guy.

[@pablodavies414]

Cheers bud x

[@KOKINGWAYNE]

One of the best. 👊🏿

[@callumdavidson2181]

Hope he gets the book thrown at him abuse of power is what fucks this county he should never have a job again

[@pablodavies414]

@@callumdavidson2181 the book thrown at me ? It was 2009 pal did 4 years . Catch up

[@callumdavidson2181]

@@pablodavies414 got off with a slap on the wrist at best

[@nighttime2618]

The whole process has affected this bloke deeply , emotionally , mentally and physically. All for a few quid. I can see the regret in him , time has been served hope you can rebuild a life for yourself.

[@pablodavies414]

Thankyou and hopefully 🙏 getting there, x take care

[@porkdread2950]

💯💯💯💯💯

[@bigperm2476]

Ffs hahahaha

[@somebawldy3789]

YEAH hes the victim No wonder rape suspects get away with it Suspect

[@t.s8141]

I dont see it he sufferd from kokain stress for smuggling and drinking great guy . I can lie like him why he should regret this he. Lol he needs 6 years plus every black man in germnay know his prison stress for not having a train ticket Also he had his benefits cause he was an ex officer fuck him and fuck thia justoce system

[@moistpineapples4486]

Currently a Prison Officer in Australia. I agree, the training isn't enough, and Corrections has changed. A lot of people are entering the career that shouldn't be

[@moistpineapples4486]

@Jordan Belfort Like anything, there is always the bad with the good. I work with some fantastic people, but I also work with some dogs

[@moistpineapples4486]

@Jordan Belfort Why ask a question if you already have your own opinion mapped out? I don't know what side you are coming from (prisoner or prison officer), but I doubt you have witnessed ever single gaol, and every single prison officer conduct themselves. I, for one, am not corrupt, and find the individuals that are disgusting.

[@isaacgraff8288]

Respect. We get too many trainings that are most easily described as 'death by powerpoint'.

[@pricklycats]

@jordanbelfort5367 You're weird

[@jackgalway9972]

Which jail?

[@reneemaree6400]

Glad he found redemption after all the challenges. Real life challenges 😔. Hope his story can help others.

[@jannie4303]

Only for fans over 18 years old onnanoko.tokyo/KARARE 💜 mañas no se la Megan: "Hotter" Hopi: "Sweeter" Joonie: "Cooler" Yoongi: "Butter Asi con toy y sus mañas no se la lease que escriba bien mamon hay nomas pa ra reirse un rato y no estar triste y estresado.por la vida dura que se vive hoy . Köz karaş: ''Taŋ kaldım'' Erinder: ''Sezimdüü'' Jılmayuu: ''Tattuuraak'' Dene: ''Muzdak'' Jizn, kak krasivaya melodiya, tolko pesni pereputalis. Aç köz arstan Bul ukmuştuuday ısık kün bolçu, jana arstan abdan açka bolgon. Uyunan çıgıp, tigi jer-jerdi izdedi. Al kiçinekey koyondu gana taba algan. Al bir az oylonboy koyondu karmadı. ''Bul koyon menin kursagımdı toyguza albayt'' dep oylodu arstan. Arstan koyondu öltüröyün dep jatkanda, bir kiyik tigi tarapka çurkadı. Arstan aç köz bolup kaldı. Kiçine koyondu emes, çoŋ kiyikti jegen jakşı dep oylodu.#垃圾 Son unos de los mejores conciertos , no puede ir pero de tan solo verlos desde pantalla, se que estuvo sorprendente 💗❤️💌💘

[@pablodavies414]

Me too ✋ x

[@OfficialKeaganVR]

@@pablodavies414 good story mate can tell Your a good man I’ve done time inside I’m only 19 I went to Lancaster farms for 5 months for a family innocent, I lost my temper and things, happen but no I work have a nice girlfriend and have a baby 👶 on the way and now just looking forward to my future, hoping to be self employed as I have convictions

[@pablodavies414]

@@OfficialKeaganVR you will do pal and that's the best way to go for limitless opportunity still lots of prejudice towards convictions. All the best pal 👍

[@JA-rk9cg]

@@OfficialKeaganVR Good man, love to hear that. Keep up the good work. That’s a success story.

[@druryzymo8195]

I actually like this lad. Respect and honest about his intentions. You can tell he has a good heart. It happens in the prison system AND out, more than you think. Officers who are vulnerable get manipulated and the money draws them in and it gets to a vicious cycle. He made a mistake, he admitted to it and yes he has paid the price for it. I hope his future is bright and I wish nothing but the best for him! I hope he gets back to a fulfilling life! Some people don't deserve a second chance but I do believe he does. All the best

[@t.s8141]

I know officer they do it with herat mana know what to do hi is NOT a victim he is the one who picks HIS victim umder hundreds of locked up young humans they get tortured not only for murder there are dealer smuggler usw lad they never hurt some one

[@leehorst]

@xxpatricklauxx I don't even fault the man. These people don't get paid enough for the job they do. Imagine spending half your waking hours around the people we have decided need to be locked up. It's got to warp your mind somewhat.

[@daddypig.5796]

@@t.s8141 Probably the scrappiest comment I’ve ever read. Sort your writing skills out. You’re making it a challenge just to read the comment section. Heard enough from you anyway, attaching yourself to everybody’s reply to offer nothing but negativity. Stfu.

[@Schleimkeim19]

He got caught and punished and only seems to be be sorry for himself. What the fuck are you on about?

[@laurab1105]

@@Threemore650 every country has corrupt prison officers. They have been known to rape (prison officers having sex with an inmate is legally rape) inmates, mistreat them and do terrible things. "Can't do the time; don't do the crime" that doesn't mean that inmates should be treated inhumanely. British prisons can be very tough. Many inmates are locked up for 23 hours of the day. Britain’s prison record is currently, like its public health record, among the worst of any country in Europe.

[@ellen3131]

Guy had no phone credit to call his dad, but can arrange for 400 pound outside for a phone. That should be a huge red flag. Glad he's turned his life around now. Hope he continues doing well.

[@pablodavies414]

Trying ny best x thankyou

[@pablodavies414]

@@aislingsibeallyons3416 he actually was

[@vince7207]

yeh it's not like he can just pop down the shop and get a £10 top up😂

[@iainduncan0303]

Do you not get to use a phone in prison? Like a 5 minute call a day? Have american prison films lied to me all this time?

[@iainduncan0303]

@Ahmed A2 so he should of just told the guy to wait for his scheduled phone call in retrospect

[@richardbeare11]

Wow, you went through some tough sh*t and came out the other side self aware and ethically/morally strengthened. Though I don't know you, I am proud of (and inspired by) you, Lee.

[@pablodavies414]

Thanks Richard appreciate this mate 👍

[@prodbykaji]

@@pablodavies414 youre a legend mate so glad you’re getting back on track

[@realstoriesuk89]

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[@tigerrrrrrrr6586]

@@pablodavies414 the lad from south Wales says u approached him initially when u were already using cocaine and buying from one mate dad how u are still trying to act as if the lad approached u..come on Lee davies

[@pablodavies414]

@@tigerrrrrrrr6586 lad from South Wales... in Lancaster jail . You been eating too many wine gums pal . Liverpool isn't Cardiff is if sugar

[@christopheredison2094]

Seems like a genuine bloke, a complete open book Respect to the bloke for his complete honesty

[@KE-xj9vm]

I really respect all the interview subjects for sharing their experiences, it takes a lot to open up and talk candidly like that knowing that millions will see it. I think this series is helping with showing different perspectives which encourages less judgement

[@nickg1932]

£42k in cash for a years work, would take him 5 years to earn that money legitimately so you can see why his head turned.

[@blazer666del]

you can easily earn 42k in a year as a prison officer.. plenty of overtime and wage is 34k for 37 hours

[@nickg1932]

@@blazer666del we’re talking tax free cash in hand no bills to pay. £42k cash in hand bro…that would take years to save that money

[@evilbee94]

@@blazer666delprison officer salaries have skyrocketed in recent years, he said the starting salary was 18k when he was working there

[@marsmellow1589]

@@blazer666del What idiot wants overtime?

[@irrelevance3859]

@@blazer666delWhen he was working there, the wage wasn’t that high

[@rb2718]

can tell how much he regrets this, seems like such a nice guy and really hope he gets where he wants to be in life.

[@pablodavies414]

Thankyou zx have a great week . Appreciate it 🙏

[@mugnuz]

Hm yeh maybe he changed and its not the worst. But cheating on your girlfriend still sucks and shows a lack of character

[@mariec6056]

He really does it would be so easy for anybody to say yeah go on

[@yoyoprofessorxavier]

If you're seeing this lad. Keep on the good fight, you're not a bad person. You've got a purpose and you've always deserved your life.

[@glesgatoi4320]

He smuggled drugs into a prison for 15-21 year olds. He doesn’t mention that a lot

[@finnf5443]

@@glesgatoi4320 yeah and? get over it drugs are everywhere they are already in prison let them get high

[@kevindilks3092]

I have watched all of lee,s podcasts and interviews because my son is a senior prison officer who has a stressful job i watched the interviews with a open mind and admired lee,s openess and honesty and he says doing these podcasts if one person learns from his mistakes they are worth doing.I have had communication with lee and he is a genuinely a nice guy who made a big mistake.so respect to him.

[@pablodavies414]

Big man xxx long time no hear. Thankyou again mate for the support. Happy new year btw . Much love kev

[@MoAli-wm4of]

Ask him how he feels that New York city and state corrections officers with four years on the job and work fifty hours end up making roughly 110k before tax ... Versus HMP corrections officers going up to 26-27k roughly after a year or couple yrs? UK prisons aren't 5x less dangerous or stressful but get five times less compensation ? Genuinely curious ... Keeping aside higher cost of living etc in NY, and currency exchange etc ...

[@briandam8126]

@@jannie4303 + Stop being a bum and get a real job ya 304

[@reevs2153]

@@MoAli-wm4of I think that has a lot to do with the strength of the screws Union over there, the police union is huge in new York aswel

[@MoAli-wm4of]

@@reevs2153 Are unions common/strong over in the UK? I didn't think they were as I've never hesrd much coming from any particular UK based union, regardless of industry whereas im sure you've heard many stories of US unions from Jimmy Hoffas days thru to Detroit auto unions getting people 30-45 USD an hour on factory floor and nowadays Amazon fighting unions every step of the way .. there is a huge Union culture in the US and many people will live and die by their union membership, its often passed down as tradition thru the generatioms .. tho it's prob not what it was even ten years ago ...

[@J_ski]

This is very close to home for me as I found myself in the same situation last year. No one will ever understand how stressful working the landings are unless you actually do it. Any other issues in life you have while working as a screw get magnified and snowball into something worse. I did my time too and regret everything I did but it gave me a whole life lesson and I’ve come out better from the other side. Respect Lee for speaking out and redemption will come. “None but ourselves can free our minds.” 🙏🏼

[@billg7205]

He's a good guy who started out just trying to help people, and seems to want to help people. I don't know about in the UK, but it makes you wonder about the types who actually do stick with the job over time. I know here in the US I haven't heard the greatest reports. I imagine a total thug might be able do deal with it over time, but not necessarily the type of person that would help anyone else on the inside.

[@OsamaBinBombin]

Horses 🐎 make awesome money

[@debodevil6974]

Not another screw on the take on here? Respect??? Wot for? You'd think you'd want keep them kind of things to ya self. How anyone can have any sympathy for ya is crazy. No one made ya be a screw n to be truthful ya got be a sick individual to leave ya family for 8-10 hours a day n sometimes 7 days a week to lock another human in cell n then think u goin get job satisfaction. Was u bullied as a child? Or did u jus like working around lots of men?

[@Billy.Nomates]

@@debodevil6974 someone has to do it,I think most prisoners would be grateful for decent officers imo

[@deanbroadhurst7346]

@@debodevil6974 did 'ya' even go to school?

[@sjd_3699]

Thank you Sir for sharing your story. Every person deserves forgiveness after admitting truth.

[@ryanfletcher1899]

No they don’t

[@pablodavies414]

Thank-you ❤

[@CMDNRECORDINGSLTD]

So much respect for you Lee. You learnt from your mistakes, that's what life's about. Continue to be honest with yourself bro 🙏🏾💯

[@pablodavies414]

Cheers mate x 👍 take care

[@davinaz6885]

Hee seems like such a good soul, I hope everything turns out well for him

[@pablodavies414]

Thankyou davina x

[@bobmiller7502]

good soul?? greedy rat scumbag, what about all the lives ruined by his drugs he brought in,, wake up hes NOT A VICTUM its just spin, bringing drugs into people who are already vulnerable, i wonder how many people got slashed of worse over his drugs dont feel sorry 4 this rat it was his choice no one else

[@Savingdea]

He really does deserve employment with HMP as a person who has experienced both sides of the house. He has learned his lesson and could prevent plenty more staff from learning the hard way.

[@jake.klusewitz]

Really appreciate his transparency and claiming responsibility for what was done. Powerful story!

[@pablodavies414]

Cheers jake x

[@VideoTalesV]

I find this man so touching. It's so important that he spoke out, we are only human and all are ashamed of something.

[@pablodavies414]

Thankyou xxx appreciate this

[@scottcountryman6090]

Damn bro. I’ve been to prison and know and inmates are incredibly manipulative. I’m not saying you’re not culpable but you’re a victim of them too. Glad to see you made the best of it. You’re a dope person

[@pablodavies414]

Cheers Scott my mate x 👍

[@Noise_floorxx]

Its insane. They are so so manipulative. I worked in a kitchen and there was so much competition to see who could make me fold first. Sex, drugs, phones, outside contact. Luckily another inmate let me know they had a bet, plus multiple family members have been in for 20 plus years, (aaand my type of guy is more of an acoustic guitar player so i don't really have an attraction to any of them) That didn't surprise me but what surprised me was how well they knew me despite the fact that I tried to be the same with all of them. If i had a bad day, they knew no matter how bad I tried to act like i was okay, they that i was upset. THAT creeped me out.

[@kostantinosalexandrostsaou3533]

@@Noise_floorxx It’s exactly that. They know when you are on your lows and you need help/attention/affection and they will most likely use that for their own gains. They will make you feel important, exceptional. Hopefully you managed to not fall in their traps. Can’t say the same for a lot of people unfortunately.

[@jtbro2574]

Gee literally

[@mydogeatspuke]

In what way is being asked twice to break the law for money and deciding "yeah, why not" being manipulated? He got away with it the first time, so he did it again. That's what criminals do. He's no better than any of them. He's not a victim of anything but his own hubris.

[@iamupinacloud]

No matter what took place in the past and regardless of any hiccups made along the way, always know that you are a truly respectable human being, Lee. May your future consist of success and inner peace.

[@jackiebirch75]

Anybody is capable of making a bad decision in our lives, hes a great lad and a friend. Well done for sharing Lee, say hello to your folks.

[@pablodavies414]

Jack b x get your bum up here for.a cuppa they have been through mayhem in the past few years and would love to see your face x honestly jb it's been a rough one for them xxxxxxxx miss you

[@sleepwalker6825]

" A bad decision ?" He made 100 plus bad decisions .. No Respect for this bloke at all .. He knew what He was Doing from the off and Continued doing it ..

[@deanprice6355]

I hope you find happiness mate , everyone makes mistakes just keep moving forward

[@pablodavies414]

Cheers Dean . X

[@jonathansheats3583]

He's spot on with the emotions you experience while in prison and life afterwards. I did 3 years and it's crazy how much I experienced the exact same feelings as him. Mentally I was strong while incarcerated, but upon release, I collapsed. I'm trying to get back to where I was right now. It's overwhelming to put it mildly. Only been out for 2 years and honestly some days I feel like attempting to take my life again. Damn.

[@StarWarsMan69]

I wish you all the best in the future pal. We're all human and bad things happen in life. There are always good days to come so stay strong and as time passes... It won't be easier but you'll be able to handle it better. 👍

[@sloane4836]

hi, I hope you are getting some help to support you through this and I'm sorry it is happening.

[@appleorange5096]

Keep Strong for yourself nobody else

[@StarWarsMan69]

Happy New Year fellow! I hope you're keeping well and I hope this year brings you good fortune 🤞 Keep a keen eye out for new doors that can open. There will be plenty. Like most of us it's going to be a hard start but spring is around the corner 🙂👍

[@deeppurple883]

Yours is probably no different than his experience, why not give him a call. Start a group that might be the start of something better going forward. Suicide is a way out but it's final if your lucky. You could be left a cabbage in a hospital bed if not successful. Imagine the only thing working is your mind and you have thirty years of that ahead of you with no way out. Trapped in your guilty mind rewinding day after day. So easy it can happen, that's the gamble with suicide. Listen learn avoid. Good luck. 👊☘️

[@seesritual8990]

I admire that guy for getting through all of this and now standing strong and getting his life back together. Dont ever give up guys!

[@christinaleffel4233]

Bravo to you sir. Takes real courage to openly share your story to the world. It says a lot about you as a person your character. Life lessons are best learned from using your mistakes and turning them into triumphs❤️

[@pablodavies414]

Thabks Christina for your support x ❤ have a great week

[@imogensharma]

Respect for pushing through, things will keep getting better as long as you stay on the right path. I hope you have found peace and purpose. You're a great speaker - write a book. Dictate it or work with a ghost writer if you're not confident in your writing. Your story is worth telling and people will buy it.

[@pablodavies414]

Thank-you ❤

[@imogensharma]

@@pablodavies414 subbed ❤️

[@jamie-mt9fy]

its so interesting to hear him recall what happened to him, and i respect him for sharing his story. it doesn't come as a shock to me that there is little to no support for prison staff and those working front line, it's something I've investigated in academic writing too but never heard recounts of it. so, thank you for sharing this, i wish this guy the best.

[@pablodavies414]

Thankyou Jamie. X hope you are well.. if your type lee davies and shaun attwood into yourube the full story is on . If its of your interest

[@FilthyRich247]

People like this are needed within the prison service as a reminder to new and existing officers that smuggling contraband is not worth the risk and also as a reminder as to what the consequences are. Having insight to situations like this would assist prisons in developing protocols to prevent putting prison officers at risk.

[@Savingdea]

He would be great for inductors training cos he really hits it home.

[@Coalnotdole]

Watching Lee on The Real Porridge Podcast totally changed my mind about trying to become a prison officer. I’d already failed the role play part of the assessments twice but after listening to Lee’s story I’m glad I didn’t pass in all honesty. I think I’m well out of it.

[@dannydawson4984]

Can you imagine how hard it must be for a ex officer prison or police to get locked up I’d be paranoid as hell he’s great lad he’s made something from his mistake

[@pablodavies414]

Cheers d d x take care bud

[@dalecooper8336]

It's his own fault he was locked up he's a scum bag!

[@hectorhector7418]

Well they got brain they know what they doing risk etc !!! Money talks everywhere !!!!

[@Brecconable]

If a bent screw or plod knows how to smuggle contraband in or out and gets banged up, a firm will pay good cash or favours to obtain that knowledge.

[@Savingdea]

The services should offer this man employment because he is a great speaker and really makes you think about consequences of actions.

[@jayringo77]

Brave story and truly appreciate how candid he was with his answers. Hope this was therapeutic for him and helps others.

[@pablodavies414]

Chewrs John as long as someone learns I'm.happy. x

[@albertobarbossa2590]

I can respect a man who does his time like a man and doesn't stay in PC the whole time.

[@CatharticSense]

Why? What makes that respectable?

[@alanb9504]

Love your courage and honesty...we all make mistakes, but not all own them. Hope you're future is bright mate 🙌

[@pablodavies414]

Thanks Alan ❤❤❤

[@mrcurely]

That was a hard watch. You can actually see the guilt from how he holds himself. Hope he's turned a corner and it gets better for him. Should put stuff in the past.

[@pablodavies414]

Thankyou x

[@drewt1717]

Hardest part of hard time is when it's over. Because it is never over: prison follows you back into society and becomes an ever-present shadow lurking under your feet. How incredibly difficult it must be to find a way back to hopefulness and self-acceptance...

[@adrianops7]

This channel and its content blows me away every time ! Well done guys!

[@inathompson8293]

We are looking for a fish fryer full time. Experience is not essential. We are in Leeds opposite LUFC. If You fancy a new challenge, call us.

[@pablodavies414]

Amen x 🙏

[@inathompson8293]

You don't have to support LUFC. Just fry some fish.

[@pablodavies414]

@@inathompson8293 when I am over that way I shall x

[@inathompson8293]

@@pablodavies414 where R You based now if its not a secret?

[@EmleeLikesTurtles]

It takes a huge amount of courage to talk so openly about things we've done that we feel ashamed of. And this guy holds his hands right up and admits it was all his fault. Not trying to blame anyone else or point fingers. He's using his shame to hopefully improve the coaching prison officers get. Can't help but feel like good things are coming his way. Good luck to you, sir.

[@pablodavies414]

Thankyou Emily my dear for your message 😘 . Fingers crossed it stops someone from making the silky mistake I did . Xx lee

[@EmleeLikesTurtles]

You are most welcome, darling. We all make mistakes, but not all of us choose to use them to help others. That speaks volumes. Even just speaking so openly and with vulnerability, as a man, you are giving an incredible message to other young men, not just prison officers. Feeling shame is okay. Owning your mistakes is okay. Asking for help and forgiveness is okay. Your openness here will go further than you realise. Xx best of luck to you.

[@Savingdea]

He deserves loads of respect and seems like a decent person.

[@Savingdea]

He is a great public speaker

[@r1sh1m0h4n]

surprised they did not place him in protective custody during his sentence. could've gone wrong on soooo many levels.

[@mydogeatspuke]

Why would they need to protect a bent screw? He was their mate, smuggling in all kinds of illegal things for them. His time inside will have been very safe and comfortable with the other inmates.

[@Toto-95]

13:17 he litteraly explains it

[@36kfr63]

he was on the VP wing. trust me he would get killed otherwise, so would the ex police man he was padded up with. They dont put ex police on standard wing.

[@mydogeatspuke]

@@36kfr63 he wasn't police. And he didn't need protection. He was mates with the inmates.

[@36kfr63]

@@mydogeatspuke it says he was padded up with a policeman.. police don't go on general population. He was on nonce wing.

[@nicolepopps9332]

As a prison officer in the UK I honestly don't understand how somebody could smuggle stuff in, especially drugs know that other officer would have to deal with the aftermath of that. I've been asked numerous times by prisoners to bring stuff in but I've never even considered it. However I am glad he has found redemption and learnt a lesson from it!

[@pablodavies414]

Thanks Nicole.... its a job which puts you in a lions den daily as you well know

[@pablodavies414]

There by the grace of God my training said ..... 🙌 I wish you well .

[@TheSurrealWolf]

@Roots Lifted weirdo

[@FlxgShip]

i'll give u 4k to smuggle me something mate

[@HotChoccyWoccyYT]

@@paulwalton1222 it happens all the time, watch some of James English’s guests some of them talk about relationships with screws

[@syeda_xo3756]

These are eye opening life experiences. Love watching videos like these

[@pablodavies414]

Thankyou x

[@the_useless_photographer]

Wow what an amazingly humble and redeemed guy, takes a real bloke to admit mistakes. By far the best interview I've seen on here. Good luck with the rest of your life.

[@pablodavies414]

Cheers 🍻 take care and thanks for the kindness x

[@mceetb10]

Through this pain and reflection, from how you speak and what you say - I got an impression that you have become a better human being than most of us. Move on, have children - you have a lot that you can pass on to them. You'd be a fantastic dad

[@pablodavies414]

Xxxxxxxx ❤️

[@pricklycats]

7:15 I did some calculations and that means he made approximately between 40k-50k in one year on top of his salary (if he got 400 for each package and did two per week). I can definitely see how addicting that could become. It's easier than being a drug dealer or anything really basically free money.

[@pablodavies414]

Absolutely a very silly period of my life that hopefully people will not follow

[@timothyosullivan222]

Fair play, Lee for your transparency, honesty and turning your life around. "Let he without sin cast the first stone!"

[@pablodavies414]

Thankyou xx

[@BookerT555]

Great interview, he’s made mistakes, paid for it but importantly looks to have had a look inside himself and tried to come to some sense and peace with it. All the best to you Lee. A job that does not get anywhere near the pay that it should. You’ve got a lot of life experience already to pass on.

[@pablodavies414]

Thankyou for your support x ❤

[@realstoriesuk89]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXyzkI2BqdSmlbs wife had her husband killed for their half a million pound home

[@davewebster6458]

This just broke my heart, I've had problems with drink for years because of childhood trauma, you can't tell anyone, it's just a comfort..

[@dprcontracting6299]

Great interview. Good for you Lee. All the best to you.

[@pablodavies414]

Cheers bud you too

[@justonsullivan3807]

So happy that u are doing good Lee, all the best mate. Really enjoyed your time with Sam watched all the chats. U are are an amazing person brother. 👍🇺🇲🗽🇬🇧👍

[@pablodavies414]

Much love and really appreciate the thoughts and love ❤ take care

[@ashleyellis182]

Good for him, this is actually a really nice story to hear. Sure he may have made ridiculous mistakes while he was a prison officer but hearing about how he rehabilitated himself was a pleasure to hear.

[@pablodavies414]

Thanks Ash appreciate this 🙏

[@manu-nz7vc]

icl i think this is a systemic issue that pressured him into doing this. Notice how hes mentioning a lack of support that is in place and that he was on 18k a year. That aside in the situation of the guy who wanted to call his sick dad, im sure many many people would have taken up that offer

[@markunknown6507]

Poor man, you can see he is still struggling with some of the past. Hopefully he gets the help he needs and has lots of happiness go his way.

[@pablodavies414]

Not too bad now to be fair . Was very ill on the day if filming with sinusitis but had committed to filming. Thanks ❤

[@markunknown6507]

@@pablodavies414 nooooooo way!!!! Wow, I can’t believe you replied to me. I figured since you had a past alcoholism and had a very flush red face. You might have still been dealing with some demons. That was wrong, I jumped the gun. I’ll definitely fix that comment. Thank you for commenting. I’m glad you’re doing better. I’m sure it was a very very difficult situation. I was a heroin addict and I’ve been clean for 7 years but I still can’t get over some of the things I’ve done. All the power to you brother. They should hire you as a speaker for prisons. I think you would be able to help many people

[@pablodavies414]

@@markunknown6507 cheers bud appreciate that and for your kind words I was struggling that day pal and the lights were intense as well as being slightly nervous but as long as it stops someone from doing similar I'm happy x . Take care mate stay strong

[@Ziggys93]

Glued to listening to his story, he’s earned a subscriber in me, that interview was amazing. Glad he has managed to turn his life around, props for being so open and honest.

[@pablodavies414]

Thankyou x the full story is on KZbin mate 👍. Take care

[@Ziggys93]

@@pablodavies414 I’ve got the Fighting Trolls podcast on my watch list, watching the Shaun Atwood one as we speak. Story is truly amazing, hope everything works out well for you, your story deserves to be heard. More power to you, take care of yourself also mate.

[@pablodavies414]

@@Ziggys93 cheers bud 👍 appreciate this . Have a good one

[@rossgillcreative]

Very powerful seeing this guy lay it all out like this, humble himself and hold his head up high!!

[@pablodavies414]

Cheers Ross x

[@TRIPPLEJAY00]

Lee is a genuine guy for sure. Takes responsibility for his actions and very honest. Glad you're alive buddy and moving forward. Thank you for your time 🙂

[@pablodavies414]

Thankyou for.your love ❤ have a great weekend

[@thepropodcast5104]

Love the honesty and Lee seems like a guy who really has learned his lesson! Hoping for a brighter future for him

[@pablodavies414]

Appreciate your time and support x

[@Blake-gh8xl]

U can hear the pain in this man voice..

[@pablodavies414]

Cheers bud . 👍 onwards and upwards

[@MoAli-wm4of]

I just heard indigestion in his voice personally ... But I hear what your getting at ...

[@samdilworth1989]

Why would he pay $400 pounds for a mobile phone if he didn't have money for a phone credit?

[@Allyourbase1990]

Saw CO'S bring phones, drugs, saw inmates pay guards to pop child molesters cells at night, most of them had no remorse. As a former inmate its nice seeing someone who actually regrets doing it

[@TeamRCsubtome]

Let them pop child molesters though lol

[@jessedevilbiss8436]

Same. We had COs bringing in stuff too. It happens

[@amp4105]

why would you list the opening of chomos cells on this as if thats bad thing unless you're one yourself

[@wentoneisendon6502]

@@amp4105 that is not justice

[@GM-wp1pt]

@wenton neithered the special treatment they get you nonce

[@kylearmstrong3935]

I was an officer for a year. The best thing i did was leaving. The training was as he said powerpoint production and nothing really on conveying contraband other than its your own morals that will stop you doing it and the threat of 10 years. The officers i worked with were so self centred and in their little cliques that its no surprise that some officers would do this.

[@superslagonjuice]

(Ignore my name sorry) I did a small stint of 2 weeks in Durham prison for a drink driving (failed probation, charity work hours of all things 🤦‍♂️) - is it impossible to apply to be a prison officer with this on your record? Thanks a lot B

[@pablodavies414]

Cheers Kyle for backing up my view 👍

[@Degjoy]

What an amazing transformation. Well done for this.

[@Mikey__Mike]

That was one of the hardest choices to walk away from ”will you do this for me?” you acknowledged your mistake. Thats hard

[@ddark0077]

The prison system chews up more than just the cons. I nearly joined the sps and at the medical i got a decent straight talking nurse who warned me about the bullying culture among the staff withdrew my application best decision i have made.

[@extramild1]

The money for a prision officer is the UK is awful. Starting at 20k topping out at 31K. For the work you have to do and the people you have to deal with and the situations you have to take care of - It is simply a disgrace and the govt should be ashamed of themselves - “the degree of civilization in a society can be judged by entering its prisons.”

[@pablodavies414]

Totally agree and it's onky recently gone back up from 18k to 25. Pitiful

[@EB12581]

No prison officers earn over £ 30.000 per year plus overtime if you want.

[@pablodavies414]

@@EB12581 only recently. Past 8 years it was 18k to 25

[@bigricky5742]

It’s 100+k in Australia. And u get 3 x 12 hour shifts a week. That’s the contract + overtime if the facility requires.

[@antonialeitz9179]

One of the most interesting true stories I have watched, hang in there Lee and thank you for your bravery in sharing your story.

[@pablodavies414]

Thanks Antonio x

[@azanahmed3728]

absolutely astonishing story hope everything goes well for him in the future god willing ❤️🤞🏽

[@berndmayer1765]

LADbible ( although i dont understand the name) is one of the absolutely best Channels on YT. Each one takes you on a journey through someones life like you with them. Fascinating!!!

[@georgina-a]

I hope that the prison service contacting him and asking him to help with their training is the positive change that it could be in an area where they are failing. Clearly the prison service need to support officers so that they don't get to a point where they're easily turned, and I hope that participating in something that makes the service better will give Lee the redemption he so clearly craves. Lee, you made a mistake that led you down a slippery slope, but you've had the balls to admit it and you've done your time. You shouldn't still be paying for that mistake. As a society, we need to be involved more in rehabilitation and not just write people off because of a conviction. Every case is different and every circumstance is different, even if the conviction is the same. Also, there's a huge difference between a single conviction and a rap sheet that's as long as your arm. Good luck to you, Lee - & the same to anyone else reading this who finds themselves in Lee's position. Keep your head high - you've got this x

[@connorhehehe1094]

Should have more support for prisoners too , imagine how many of them feel stuck with crime as an only option due to no work and being shunned from society even if they wish to change, people feel for this officer even tho he did criminal acts and was conscious of it , if a guy on the street did it you only get to hear the fact he did it , you dont get to hear his humanity or how hes in that situation, like you got to hear this prison officers story and see how he's just a guy who made a bad choice and regrets it feels guilty for it , yes a lot of prisoners maybe even most prisoners dont want help like that , some of them do and wanna change but feel stuck , as this prison officer did

[@georgina-a]

@@connorhehehe1094 That's what my third paragraph was about. There's not enough focus on true rehabilitation.

[@connorhehehe1094]

@@georgina-a sorry my bad , assumed you meant like only for people like this guard and not the average guy off the street

[@georgina-a]

@@connorhehehe1094 No worries 👍 For clarity, I meant everyone. The only differentiation I make is based on attitude. To me, it's all about whether someone wants to go straight or not. If they don't, then there's little that we can do to help them, but where I think we let people down as a society is by not giving them a chance to go straight and judging them solely on one mistake, rather than the immense effort it takes to try and straighten your life out. I spoke about Lee as he was the example in the video (so was an example everyone had seen), but I have good friends who went off the rails when they were younger for all kinds of reasons. They don't deserve to be judged by that alone. One couple I know had a series of theft, car-ringing, and fraud charges. They also grew up poor, became teenage parents, and only had one living parent between them by the time they were 21 - & that parent was an addict. It's not at all surprising that they were easily led down the wrong path - they were young, desperate, and had no guidance. Now, they're on their feet, have been totally legit for years, trained up to get good jobs and are showing their own kids a better path. Without support, intervention, and *real* rehabilitation, the cycle would have continued. Instead, their kids are amazing and their daughter is about to become the first person in either family to go to university. Rehabilitation saves lives and betters society as a whole. My friends got it because a group of us stepped up and helped them, but not everyone has that, which is why it's so important that the justice system offers better support. Makes me angry that so many people are denied it - because helping people not to reoffend doesn't just help that individual, it helps all of us live in a safer world. Apologies for the essay - I get on my soapbox on this topic! 🤦‍♀️😂

[@marcushendriksen8415]

Prisons being proactive about making sure their staff are properly trained? That's hysterical 🤣

[@SC1000Oak]

I take my hat off to you! It takes true moral character and fortitude to hold your hands up and admit your mistakes and deal with the consequences and rebuild your life. I heard and felt true remorse in your voice. You should try to release all your guilt as it will eat you up inside. I hope you read this comment and know that I truly do understand your pain and I can say from experience that it is the guilt that will swallow you up. Focus on the future not the past and hold your head high now. Good luck and god bless you. x

[@billg7205]

Few people get it, that this guy is now probably one of the most trustworthy people on the planet.

[@LesroyBuckley]

Lee - you are a very likeable man and I with you all the best. You talk with a lot of hurt but unquestionable honesty. Good luck my man 💪

[@pablodavies414]

Chewra nick appreciated my mate x

[@Mrgaston016]

I feel sorry for him. He did bad but we all make mistakes. It must feel really sad having regretted a mistake and not being able to move on

[@pablodavies414]

Getting there now.x Thank-you. Hope.you are well

[@BDSJ222]

That’s not a mistake like… oh I stole a pack of gum… that’s committing felonies for over a year.. not a mistake

[@OliHandy2008]

@@BDSJ222 He got addicted, that was his 1 mistake.

[@PepsiandShirliesupporterandfan]

This guy is my best mate. He lives in Lancaster, United Kingdom, he gave up being a prison officer and became an electrician, gave that up and then he became a bus driver and now he's gone back being an electrician.

[@Liam021]

Your best mate & you’re giving out personal info about him knowing the type of stuff he used to do💀

[@brendanm6921]

​@@Liam021to be fair, unless you're a deeply undercover MI5 agent, it isn't all that difficult for somebody to find out about you if they really want to. Especially if you show your face, give your name and discuss a previous place of employment on a youtube channel with millions of views.

[@jairomy]

What a touching story and love the awareness about the lack of help for those prison guards. Mental health more than anything is always at risk for these gentlemen. Wish this handsome lad the best.

[@pablodavies414]

Thank-you x

[@wagwanbennydj6003]

Big respect for actually talking about it like madness we all knew it happened but to hear it from the horses mouth fair enough...

[@pablodavies414]

Thankyou x

[@sinewriter]

What an amazing story, I'm happy you're alive, and I hope you find what you're looking for. All the best from Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺💙💙

[@pablodavies414]

Thankyou ,xxx have a great weekend

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[@sinewriter]

@@pablodavies414 you too brother, and remember you are loved!

[@alanjax7685]

my sister was a prison officer and she told me that she knew officers who were bringing in drugs phones etc she said everyone knew but turned a blind eye because without this the prisoners get out of control and who really wants another strangeways?

[@mydogeatspuke]

It's disgusting. Prisoners live better than decent and honest people who work hard for a living and don't break the law. It's no wonder there are so many repeat offenders trying to get back in after release.

[@johndef5075]

My wife was a guard. You have to develop a rapport with the shot callers or they can make your life miserable. Im not talking doing anything illegal but you just have to know whos really running the show.

[@mydogeatspuke]

@@johndef5075 yeah but that's akin to being an actor on stage and completely understandable. When working with dangerous people, especially as an authority figure, you can't show any fear or weakness. You have to play that part. But he wasn't playing. It's who he actually is.

[@alanjax7685]

@@johndef5075 agreed whos,running the shop, whos running the drugs, whos in control of the prisoners fear!

[@alanjax7685]

@@mydogeatspuke its akin to whatever you think, but not the truth or the real world

[@djdad2482]

We grow through what we been through.... it takes courage to talk about your story to the whole world...well done 👍 .. SAS are you tough enough next? Good therapy 👍

[@pablodavies414]

Live that programme and always shout at the TV and contestants I would be lying if I said I hadn't considered it mate x

[@paulmorgan121]

I'm a ex prisoner and I asked to use the phone due to a family emergency and the guards let me use that phone .. I secretly sent a message to the prison governor saying he had great staff that should be commended for letting me know due to emergency... Not all people in prison are scum

[@residentelect]

Some good lads in clink who've simply made a bad decision, often when they're at their lowest and vulnerable, or their mental health has affected their judgment. Have a CAT A on my patch (NHS paramedic) which we're back and forth too quite regularly. About five years ago responded there due to an officer who'd been stabbed/slashed in the face and throat. He only survived because four other lads on the wing tackled the kid with the blade, dragging him off the officer and pinning him down till other staff responded. They undoubtedly saved his life, and that's something "scum" would never do. Just goes to show even in prison people still want to do the right thing. Hope you made it out the other side unscathed and got your life back on track mate 👍

[@Trajan2401]

I've been in prison many times mainly for drug charges and have to say many inmates are really nice guys they often have a lot of charisma too they just like me made the wrong decision but doesn't mean we are bad people most of my friends are criminals I find them more fun to be around than straight people who I often find are quite boring and serious.

[@Jimi_Doom]

I can’t lie I don’t have much time for screws but the guy has balls and Is so genuine about it

[@pablodavies414]

Thanks bud ❤

[@KJH36]

Massive respect you made a mistake and faced what you was given the fact you are opening up about it shows how remorseful you are wish you all the best 👊🏻

[@originalunoriginal4055]

Hmmmm. Sorry for doing it, or sorry because he got caught?? Hhmmmm🤔🤔🤔🧐🧐🧐🤷🤷🤷

[@abraxasjinx5207]

The criminalization of cannabis is so insane. And the fact that even with the option of other, more easily-smuggled drugs, prisoners still want this safe, innocuous plant.

[@TheNinnyfee]

Such an important lesson about the importance of a sound inner moral compass and self-responsibility and the unimportance of ego, instant gratification, and looking for the solutions of your troubles and low self-esteem on the outside. Thank you for sharing your story, I know it wasn't easy.

[@pablodavies414]

Totally agree x thanks

[@kaptainkaos1202]

This guy is so broken. I feel so bad for him. I really hope he can find peace.

[@pablodavies414]

I'm getting there now xxx thankyou

[@veeman879]

I have become addicted to these videos, what a great choice of idea! Kudos to the team for these insightful nonjudgemental interviews!

[@pablodavies414]

And of course the guests 😀😀😀

[@xAstrO_Tv]

one of the most beautiful interviews I've ever seen, best of luck to you. best of luck to anyone who sees this and is institutionalized by any system

[@marquesn77]

It makes me so sad when ex prisoners try to better themselves and people just close doors in their face, second third fourth chances have to be worth something

[@pablodavies414]

I agree totally it all just feeds the system of the crown .. money making wheels need to turn mecen if its crime . X

[@voetbal12]

He had 100 chances. He then got caught. He then shoved cocaine up his nose.

[@amybeelicious]

Agreed it leads them to just go back to crime. Where I live you might as well have killed someone because if you have any record you're not getting a job or house.

[@nickybee800]

Wow this story is incredible. Thank you for sharing this. I have a lot of respect for you for your honesty. You’ve suffered the consequences, and learned a great deal from this since then. Though some of it in my opinion is justified, it was morally wrong to do but you grew from it. Well done, Sir

[@jimb9303]

I worked for the provincial government and it was well known that the "untrainables" from other ministries were sent to Corrections.

[@StormWolf01]

The fact that ex-cons have a hard time finding employment is a real issue. This can push them back right into crime.

[@pablodavies414]

By design x

[@happyjonn9242]

ex-con is one thing, ex- prison officer turned contraband smuggler is something else. Who in their right mind would ever employ this guy for anything? he absolutely clearly can't be trusted for anything.

[@mydogeatspuke]

@@happyjonn9242 not just the abuse of a position of incredible power and trust, but then lying about the conviction because he thinks he deserves a job more than an employer deserves the truth. They ask about convictions for a reason, it's not just some arbitrary red tape. When people show you who they are, you should believe them. He hasn't changed, he's just better at convincing morons that he's a victim of circumstance. The amount of comments about respecting him on here truly blow my mind.

[@castroonie]

@@mydogeatspuke neck

[@mydogeatspuke]

@@castroonie I don't know what "neck" is supposed to mean in this context, sorry?

[@ericdraven155]

Your mistakes don't define who you are as a person. You can tell your a good bloke Lee, all the very best to you 👍

[@pablodavies414]

Thankyou x take care 🙂

[@SolarmaneTheProducer]

This guy isn't a screw, he's a prison guard who did wrong n admitted it, From someone who's hated guards and screws during stints but big up this guy x

[@pablodavies414]

Cheers mate x

[@SolarmaneTheProducer]

@@pablodavies414 stick in bro

[@shaunattwoodOFFICIAL]

Well done Lee really enjoyed our 4 hour Podcast as well

[@pablodavies414]

Absolutely mate 👍 cheers pal go see.peepes

[@hbc431]

@@pablodavies414 thats where i first saw your story mate, even though I have never been involved with anything like this ive struggled with mental health my whole life - can relate to becoming a recluse and drinking to numb the pain

[@pablodavies414]

@@hbc431 xxx thanks bud . Hope this finds you in a good place

[@hbc431]

@@pablodavies414 cheers mate doing alot better as of recent and it seems like youve gotten through a really rough stage in life and are much stronger from it much respect for the growth

[@pablodavies414]

@@hbc431 thankyou 🙏 have a great weekend

[@shaunwong1484]

Super insightful life experience, so glad you guys document these life stories and lessons.

[@pablodavies414]

No worries shaun . Thabks for messaging x

[@messie13]

I was in Lancaster farms at the time he was a landing officer on Buttemere 1. He’s a real g and her never snitched on no one 😤😤😤. Daveo is a legend 💪🏾

[@pablodavies414]

Cheers pal ❤