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Prisoners try to take control of a dorm in a Georgia prison by striking out against a correctional officer.
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[@franklinsko-vt4op]

I was doing time here then, Thank God I got free

[@BajanNatureMysticDolt]

They just lost a correctional officer in that prison. Crazy.

[@Durchii]

You just know a block named K2 is gonna have some problems.

[@barneythethug]

Fr

[@SpacedudeGFX]

take a look at russian prisons, those prisons are hard core

[@DJNpimp]

Ouch

[@Gito360]

CONSEQUENCES? what are they going to do to them? lock them up? C.O.'s aint whoa!

[@Rubyred9as]

@pepperplume I'm glad someone else sees that.!

[@derekanderson1326]

6 vs 50... but most of those want to do right and get the Officers out of their face. That is my experience in the GDOT

[@eddiewillis4539]

Georgia department of corrections

[@Enedrapvp]

Rehabilitation is one of the many reasons for prisons. Prison is mainly about Retribution. Most would agree that a murderer should live a life around imprisonment, rape, violence, and danger, rather than given the opportunity to be educated. I'd say the prison system is quite obviously the best way to deal w/ criminals justly. But.. no victim, no crime. Drug users have medical problems and should be offered voluntary help for their medical problems. It's like throwing cancer patients in cages.

[@stainshield]

@commando2224 what gun???? thats prison, you only get a stick and a walkie talkie tough guy

[@Rubyred9as]

@itsMinuteMaid In a max security prison tower hell yeah there are shooters. Rain, shine,sleet whatever weather we out there................

[@DanielVil]

Why blur the criminals face but not the officers? The officers could have a hit out on them for what? Just cuz they chose their career path

[@Rubyred9as]

WTFE I'm a correctional officer in GA and I'm not fat. You can't judge people by what you see on tv. Get it together....

[@tularecountyoscarcopwatch7052]

Be good to inmates professional 👍 Dirty guards don't last🙄

[@ClarkKasheta]

@fizwizx People are responsible for their own actions. Dogs do not have the ability to choose their actions. You're comparing apples and oranges. There is no excuse for someone committing evil, no matter how society treats him. Men who break the law must be punished.

[@jacksonmartinez555]

I was there in thus video I remember when this wint down

[@vivianalara2926]

I remember that

[@masque8266]

+Jackson Martinez need to work on that spelling lol

[@jacksonmartinez555]

James Fullard who is this

[@locorangel9847]

Do y'all know my boi Nelson vaca at Smith state prison?

[@madisonelectronic]

@zyndall7 And when the money we send and spend down there evaporates, you can go back to swinging in the trees.

[@williamwilson4901]

I've been in the Georgia prison system, infact, I've been in this very K-2 dorm at Smith S.P., and yes, these correctional idiots expect for you to address them as "ma'am" and "sir".

[@xixxxxix5084]

Well good. Teach people some manners.

[@jamiehammond5923]

God forbid you have to learn to respect others!

[@GB-cj3ok]

@@jamiehammond5923 🤣🤣🤣 manwat

[@zyndall7]

@madisonelectronic down where? you don't even know where i live

[@monkeymdude]

@TheDirtball69 most pollice officers would rahter just be called officer. but ive never heard of anyone being forced by law to call people by certain tittles.... your comment is too long to be trolling .. so ill just go with stupid

[@ninemarrow]

@fizwizx Crap, now everyone has the go searching for madisonelectronic's comments.

[@drumslife9721]

Acá está jem k

[@f-j-boutdoors3315]

Been there done that

[@Toastmaster_5000]

@1995bbboy i'd say the more racist part of your comment was calling them african american, when many of them could be african british, or hatian. not like i really care, but it generalizing all black people as either "africans" or "african americans" is more racist than PC.

[@OukaKisa]

prisoners harm other prisoners: cops meander over and might put a stop to it prisoners harm cop: cops run to the rescue and punish to the maximum degree allowable I hate occupational loyalty over human loyalty.

[@johntempleton3560]

OukaKisa are you clueless? you did see the bloody face on an officer didnt you?

[@rajeangallagher5043]

That's beautiful. I agree completely. Humanism is my guide.

[@cfhartin]

@WinterHaven HAAHHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!

[@NirvZppln94]

disappointed

[@divine0g0d]

how come most of the people in prison are black : / not trying to be racist or something...

[@f-j-boutdoors3315]

I spent 3 years in this very dorm. actually K-2. 2001 to 2004. Anybody else?

[@carlosdixon8479]

You mustve been a pic in mate because I was there when they built k building and in 01 it was pdc

[@kwankenobe4462]

2014.. I was on the end of 5 yr bid.

[@wc3415]

looks staged

[@McFrezie]

at :20 u see 2 white people

[@clayfreek]

haha!!! the view number is 69!

[@1995bbboy]

... 5/6 of the people in that prison are african american ... not to be racest

[@FilipinoCombatArms]

Mostly all black

[@zyndall7]

racism on youtube................I will proudly laugh at the demise of America

[@divine0g0d]

@jungian9111 i love black people

[@jesser5127]

"Sir" and "Ma'am" isn't an offensive term...guess what? I (and millions of other people) who work a job have to call all of my customers that on a daily basis for a paycheck. Is it disrespectful to me or does it degrade me? Not in any way. In the south, it is a common expression that used to be the normal for even kids to call their parents before this garbage generation came about. I suppose the solution is already obvious: don't do the crime and you don't do the time. It is meant to be hard.

[@rajeangallagher5043]

Last time I checked most adults don't refer to others as ma'am and sir unless you are down south. That went out in the 1970s. Now it's used only as a title of respect to nobility or someone who is way more powerful than you. There's no doubt this is a Power issue and meant to verbally keep inmates feeling "less than" worthy of being an equal in any way. BTW, I was raised to, and still say Ma'am and Sir when it's been earned.

[@ChrisJohnson-mp6fh]

@Tyrone jacobs jr there are no innocent people in prison. There's only two types of people in this country...…"the caught and the uncaught"