Food trading on trays can lead to violent confrontations
Fights can escalate from minor disagreements
Gang members protect each other and engage in fights
Lack of intervention from guards increases violence in jail
The tense environment in jail affects inmates' mental and emotional state
What causes fights in jail?
—Fights in jail can be triggered by various factors, such as disagreements over food, debts, or gang-related issues.
How do gang members respond during fights?
—Gang members often protect their own and engage in fights to uphold their gang's status and reputation.
Why don't guards intervene in fights?
—There may be various reasons for guards not intervening in fights, including understaffing, ineffective camera systems, or inability to control volatile situations.
How does the tense environment in jail affect inmates?
—The tense and violent environment in jail can have a significant impact on inmates' mental and emotional well-being, leading to increased stress, anxiety, and fear.
Are there any consequences for fights in jail?
—Depending on the severity of the fight, participants may face disciplinary action, additional charges, or extended sentences.
00:02Food trading on trays often leads to fights in jail
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09:29Tension escalates over tater tots, leading to conflicts
19:20Gang members target a snitch, resulting in a beatdown
21:46Gang members surround a cell, preventing interference
