Is prison really this fun?

[Taadow]

Seems like they be kickin’ it...

 

[Yo Mama]

Would u rather see them broken and destitute?

Yes.

Depending on the crime. (Pedophilia/human trafficking/rape/murder/drugs...) If they are just yout run of the mill non violent thieves/law breakers then let them relax.

 

[BaggerofTea]

Brehs should be spending time reading, exercising and figuring out how to not be locked up in this situation ever again......priorities

 

[mrfortune]

if you like to be round dudes for sure. i prefer women company

 

[RennisDeynolds]

thanks man preciate it…just found it too

catch 22 shyt…song is dope but god the shyt is ignorant af

Song got hot bc of people doing "cutesy" dances to the demonic lyrics

Tik tok is something else

 

[Freedman]

The way some mfs be in and out they have to enjoy it. Plus how bad can it really be you get 2 meals, you can get a job, it got tvs and phones, homies might be in there, its bytches, etc

 

[BangBike]

I knew prison was lit since the "Go DJ" video came out..

 

[Kiyoshi-Dono]

San Quentin correctional officer accused of smuggling phones to death row inmates


BY ANDREW SHEELER

SEPTEMBER 09, 2021 11:23 AM

A correctional officer from San Quentin State Prison this week appeared in federal court to face charges that he smuggled cellphones into death row in exchange for money.

Keith Christopher, 37, of Pittsburg was charged in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California with conspiracy to commit honest services fraud using interstate wires.

Two others — Isaiah Wells of Tracy and Tanisa Smith-Symes of Las Vegas — also face that charge in connection with the case.


Christopher and Wells appeared in federal court in San Francisco on Wednesday and were released from custody until their next hearing on Sept. 17, accoridng to the Justice Department.

According to a criminal complaint, Smith-Symes, who had a relationship with an inmate on San Quentin State Prison’s death row, obtained contraband cellphones and provided them to Wells, who then gave them to Christopher to smuggle into the prison.

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Christopher allegedly charged $500 for each phone he smuggled. Inside death row, the phones sold for up to $900 each, according to the complaint.

The complaint goes on to say that Christopher smuggled at least 25 phones into the prison.

The charge of fraud carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine, though that any sentence imposed would be subject to sentencing guidelines and federal statutes.

Christopher and Wells appeared before Magistrate Judge Sallie Kim on Wednesday and were released on bond until their next appearance on Sept. 17. Smith-Symes is scheduled to appear before a federal judge on Thursday.