re: Who here has been arrested and jailed?

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About a women's prison.

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I used to see the advertisements for the tv show when we had cable

But we always watched Peppa Pig instead

Quite a few times. Mostly dumb young man bs like disorderly conduct, simple assault, trespassing etc. Very first time? Get this, having a pager in school(1995).
Last jail experience by far the worst. Spent a year in that place in 2007(released on my birthday 2008). In that time my dad passed away(though they did let me talk on the phone with him through the chaplain). I dealt with a major toothache with only 800mg ibuprofen to dull the pain. Wear contacts and half way through they stopped allowing my brother to bring me solution. A year of that food does something to a person's digestive system. Most annoying and why I vowed to never return, the noise. I was 30 then and just not in the mood to listen to a bunch of people that actually belong there act like they love it.

That year also gave me enlightenment on one thing. Black people and white people are indeed very different in almost every way. I'm no racist, I hate no one because of their race, but the differences are certainly obvious when you have a year sample size to evaluate. It can change the way one sees things from that perspective. The stereotypes hold far more legitimacy than anyone cares to admit. On both sides.

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Who here has been arrested and jailed?

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Do you mean counting today???

Arrested once and spent 3 days in a Parish jail on a holiday weekend. Overcrowded and loud, between the TV that stayed on full volume and probably 60 men in a room that was built for 30 men. The food was pretty bad but I didn’t eat anything because I knew I wasn’t going to be there long. The feeling of losing your freedom is something I don’t plan on ever experiencing again, it’s a different world once you go inside that pod and the door locks behind you.

Me and a group of friends skinny dipped in a neighborhood pulled while the constables searched with flashlights ...

and never been jailed


I was arrested once but I pled privilege and they kept me out of the jail cell it was an unpaid ticket which I had mail in my car saying the court was delayed but I got the date wrong

which the cop could see in my face that I just didn't realize that so he took it easy on me


I never would have gotten away with that if anybody who had met me thought I was Mexican and thetyre were cops,, Im White


Trump has me all of a sudden liking our odds for the first time in ages

back in jail was time out for you people

You people need Jesus

Young CR was a jackass.

Nothing crazy other than a few FTA, weed possession and a hot check. Probably spent a combined week in jail, not PRISON, during my criminal enterprise days. And that was because my parents felt I needed to sit for a while. They were right. Old CR does not frick around with the law

Oh I want to hear those stories . . .

Got busted for pot my first semester. It was a Friday and couldn’t see a judge until Monday. The cop that arrested me was my neighbor and said he was sick of smelling that shite (I’d toke on my patio outside). I had one joint in my possession and he had me dead to rights. What was most embarrassing is this happened in a small town across from a baseball field packed with all the townsfolk watching T-ball. My mom knew I was locked up before I even called. Spent the weekend hating life. It was a big pod with bunk beds. Some of the older guys were my friends dads. Drank my first cup of coffee there. Those meth heads really like their coffee. I read a lot. Food was not good. Some guy tried to escape on Monday so didn’t see the judge until a few days later. Since the escape attempt, they shackled us up and herded us like cattle in our zebra suits to the courthouse. Judge knew me because I played baseball with her son. Just rolled her eyes at me. I accidentally called her by her name and got scolded. Bonded out that afternoon. Today pot is basically legal in OK and some say I shouldn’t have been arrested. All I can say is that was a real wake up call for me. I was out of control and rebellious. You can either learn or learn the hard way. I got a slap on the wrist in the end, but it was enough for me to understand putting your future at risk for something dumb or a moment of pleasure just isn’t worth it.