JM: What types of facilities were available to help pass the time? Ryan: going out play basketball and play cards with
others Ron: recreation /weight lifting Sandra: i do not know. Jose: they had certain times to be able to go out side
to play ball or associate with other inmates Rob: none they didn't allow anything for violent
criminals
JM: Did you have regular access to the entertainment or was competition fierce? Ryan: regular access as long they needed others to play Ron: the entertainment was really hard to get into Sandra: just the tv Jose: the only access was to watch tv in the morning
noon and evening time Rob: no there was no tv or going outside
JM: Did you have a hard time staying in shape while in jail? Ryan: yes all you mainly do is be locked up in the
cell or be out when its time indoors and
associate with others Ron: yes there is really no way to move arond in the
cells Sandra: no Jose: yes there is hardly anyway to stay in shape there
was no place to work out in there and just to do
pushups or any other excersise like that was
cramped Rob: yes all i could do is pushups it was too cramped
JM: How often did you get to go outside? Ryan: 4 times a week depends if any one acts up in
there Ron: it was atleast 4 times a week it all depend on
peoples behavior and keeping the cell block clean Sandra: none at all Jose: they only allow 1 time a day unless they have to
put the blocks or certain cells on locked down
plus depends if the officer is in a good enough
mood Rob: none
JM: Did the jail offer church services? If so, what were they like and when were they held? Ryan: no Ron: no even if you asked to talk to a preacher they
turn you down which i think is very wrong
especially when you're spiritual and need
someone to pray with you about problems Sandra: no Jose: yes it was held in the jail they had it on wed
and sun every week Rob: no any one that is violent can't go to services
even though i wasn't a violent person