I remember my days working at a crematorium seeing the prison guards with the person chained to them , looked so awkward for the guards we would get a phone call days in advance from the prison but we did our best to treat the prisoner with same respect as everyone else
I was in somewhat of the same situation, I was a young soldier in full No 2 in Belfast High Court to testify against two terrorists. Whilst waiting to go in I was sitting among their families, the looks and the verbal abuse I was getting I had to be moved elsewhere...
@@mrsoft7022 I was in Cyprus on exercise before the court proceedings, I was told I had to report to Belfast in No 2 so I was on the next flight which happened to be BA first class, imagine me turning up to the flight a skin head in blue jeans and a pullover and trainers supping champagne and eating a posh meal. They treated me very well, I landed in Heathrow and made a detour to get my No 2s then the same day onto another flight to NI. I was driven to the court in the back of a pig and told to wait in the main hall then sat in between them all.
Real Prison Officers like you and myself who do the job correctly and do get injured from time to time will admit as I will I have be scared to death on more than one occasion. I always treated inmates with respect and was respected for it but when an inmate kicked off I stood my ground even if I knew I was going down, it’s all about how the other inmates see you. That doesn’t mean that at the time you’re not scared shitless. There is always someone harder than you. Talking inmates down got me out of more trouble than anything thing else.
Yep been there done that in my 30 years, on more than one occasion inmates helped me out difficult situations, gaining respect is important especially in the cat A environment
@ I worked in a Cat A High Risk Prison and like you on a few occasions had inmates come to my aid when things out of my control went bad. If you treat them fairly and with the same respect you would expect you will get along with most of the lads. I did work with officers who made inmates lives difficult and I hated it as it made a more fraught shift with your guard up constantly. Prison is bad enough without the odd bad apple making it worse.
He was a total 🔔 end on the wings only sucked up to the hard ones and belittled the smaller ones. He talks a good game now but was a w⚓️ of a screw. His books are made up of lies.
Sam i wish you all the best with your spiritual journey, love your puppy by the way. Thanks for sharing that tale, your one of the good uns and its widely known locally ❤✨💫👋🏻
I have to say as ex officer you are on the money.I have found most family are respectful.I only did 1 funeral with family I knew .I was glad to get back but prisoner and family were good.
I had a similar experience on a traveller’s funeral. Like you, I am lucky to be alive. It’s a long complicated story, which would take me a long time to right it here. I got back to the nick, (Woodhill) and ripped the Security suit a new one. If you decide to have a screws get together let me know. I did 30 years, and have many a tale to tell. 💂♂️🏴🇬🇧
cannot imagine the tension of such a situation repect to you for maintaining composure thanks for sharing your experience its important to gain some perspective and understanding of prison environment
My lovely ex husband, who I am now friends with again, was a Prison Officer at Pentridge Prison in Melbourne Australia when we met. He worked there until it was closed down and then went to Port Philip Prison which was privately run by group 4. It did affect him at home, he was lied to all day by crooks and then assumed that we were lying to him at home which became a problem, he was a germaphobe and my son is now the same because he saw his dad disinfect himself when he got home. But the worst part was the way it made him lose his softness, he became very hard and lost a lot of his compassion. When we had a stillborn daughter, he would just leave me sobbing, he didn’t know how to deal with it and his empathy was nearly non existent. This contributed to the end of our marriage sadly. We had another stillborn baby, a son, and it was just too much for both of us and that was it. But I still love him, just in a different way, he is the father of my children, and I fell in love with him for a reason. He will always be an important part of my life and hopefully I am to him. He rings me for the babies birthdays and Mother’s Day even after over 20 yrs. He has mellowed a lot with age and is softer than he was, he is a sweetheart.
@@karenglenn6707 yes it does change you, I served 30 years mostly in max security, you see the worst in people, inmates and staff, I was lucky never assaulted and don’t have ptsd and I actually liked going to work
That does sound like a very frightening situation Sam!. Those three that stayed in the van are the type of colleagues that none of us need or want!. Brian's in his happy place - A muddy field!.😂. Thanks for your vid.🤔👍
I was 18 when I lost my mum I can't remember being 19 or 20 I woke up in armley at 21 n went back to jail another 5 times armley lindholme Durham n Holme house I'm now 39 still not rate nar.
Cowards everywhere Sam. I would’ve loved to work with you in any Profession! I was a Chef!. I’d love to hear your other funeral experiences!.👍 I’ll Si Thee!.
Yes. Work with unprofessional people in kitchens and it'll change everything. Same with alot of jobs but some you need everyone on the same page to succeed. You need a certain sort of person.
Yes please sam id love to hear your funeral talks mate all the very best to you and Brian he has a fantastic name because that's also my name as well mine is Brian Phillip Taylor mate may god bless you always
bless you. as someone who in my younger years was in a cat B - i didnt have have to goto a funeral but if i had of had to go BLESS YOU! i'd have got there cos of guys like u u r really appreciated.
Rest in peace to ur mother sam i lost my mother at 26 its horrible in it mate a massive godbless to ur mother in heaven , u love ur dog u do sam rightly so ur a good man too i really mean pal, a massive godbless to you , ur 💯 percent one of the realiest men i have heard talk on TH-cam 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😉,
i have been in jail Scotland and England and I have turned my life around 2k16 and I have only been dun wi driving offences dis yr but aw da cons sed sammy was a case at side of the g8 or dis side with us and no 2faced and av respect for you so you must have been a decent warder
You are an absolute legend Sam for coming out and sharing your experiences, there’s no way I could be a prison officer. So I , take my hat off to you sir, and ur lovely dog Brian. Me myself I’m a fine wine investor ☺️ Keep up the amazing work Good bless
Our Brian is coming on great. He's a beautiful lad. I know what you mean about people running to the toilet when the alarm goes off. Too many chickens not able to step up to the plate when it is needed.
It reminds me of the friendly psychopath. His mother has died at least three times and the police were pleased with the results each time. Keep up the great work 👍☮️
Well told Sam but I read a comment there no prisoners should be let out for any reason absolutely rediculous comment my closest friend was doing a 6 year sentence his mother that he loved more than anyone on earth had died he was escorted to funeral and the prison officers were so professional and nice they understood what he was going through and gave him slight leeway as in allowing him to shake hands with friends accept cigarettes from friends but also made it quite clear to him and everyone what the boundaries were they were obviously two very experienced prison officers who used their experience and skills to manage a hard situation for all involved and were respected for that by all there including some hardened criminals and their actions and professionalism defused any situation from escalating put the right people in the right job with the right training and it makes everyone’s life easier and helps to build bridges
Listen huge respect for the for prison staff who have to go out on funeral escorts, especially one's with their own trauma's. I sadly lost both my parents whilst in prison roughly 2 years apart from each other. But you see a completely different side to these people who lock you up day after day.
My sister died whilst I was serving a 2.5yr sentence, I was about 3months in to it if I remember rightly. I can’t fault the 3 screws that took me, they were sound. The prison Governor though was a p***k. I was only allowed at the service, as soon as it was over I was driven straight back to the jail. I wasn’t allowed at the graveside for her burial. That was a tough sentence that one.
been in industrial school Christian brothers ruled shithouse, when i was released at 14 my mind was gone, i needed have to tell ya what 37 months of a childs life if that harsh enviroment, it did make prison a piece a piss, most of my memories of prison officers where very positive now all in all i spent 15 years in jail and ive far more positives than negitives the majority of screws are bang on, one thought me to weld, one thought me how to bricklay, one though me woodwork and cabinit making, i tell ya this as ive a little workshop that ive added tools and machines too over the years and with great encouragment from my wife i use all these skills to produce projects i sell online and just started with paints and wood carving, im 53 now out of jail 23 years married 23 yrs may tell ya the effect she had on me, but mate thank you for your service im sure youve helped 100s if not 1000s of lads do jail a bit easier.
Remember doing a gang funeral in the midlands, tbf the lad was sound, minute we arrived, surrounded, proper arse twitch, lucky for me several of the mourners were ex cons at the jail, who had been cleaners on a couple of the units I worked on, convinced it’s because of them I didn’t end up in the hole.
If your OK sharing Sam I'd like to know ur experience on prison funerals as sadly I couldn't attend my cousins even though we lived together on the out and were co accused n had other charges ,it broke my heart, thank you for another great vid.
I’m not a fan of your politics, or certain views, but I am a fan of your empathy, support & even sympathy of the prisoners, who, according to your stories, and that’s all I can go by, you shown, everyone needs a pat on the back, hug or comfort, regardless of who they are, and I’m glad you did that to those deserving of your actions ✊🙏🫶🏼
@@PaddyDoc everyone has their own views and perspectives of world / life, decent, good hearted people sit in all corners. Not many walk this world thinking they are the ‘bad’ guys. Humanity counts so much and makes a difference to friends and strangers alike
@ - Pretty much what I posted, it’s ok to disagree, but I give respect where it’s due, and Mr Samworthy deserves massive respect for how he treated his prisoners, everyday knowing that it only takes one lag to cause him serious injuries or worse. ✊🫶🙏
Well I guess I am very lucky am 28 and still live with my parents. I hope therapy works well for you Sam. Yes it can be difficult but trust me blocking things up comes out in the worst way. It's like a pop bottle filling up and up and eventually you explode if you don't open up ❤
A freind of mine in New Zealand was sentenced to 7 years in South Auckland Women's regional prison for arson. During her sentence her husband died. She wanted to attend the funeral but had to take two prison escorts with her. She had to pay for the guards! She ahd to borrow the money from her sister to pay for it! And that was for the funeral of her own husband, Prison escorts not provided free!
Sam ive a funny story about a funeral & jail.i was in Blundeston doing 9yrs when I applied for day release to attend a funeral ( as u know 7 ot above is home office) well I was told I can go if taken under escort which I refused saying some family didn't know I was inside, a fair few staff said cmon look ill take you but I said no, inmates was also saying go butno I refused,that wk I got my cat C & was called in saying we will take you, I refused & was told by the security PO " look we're giving you this day you MUST BE BACK B4 7.30pm Well my girlfriend picked me up at 8.15am ( in my suit) when I got back I told a few close friends I couldn't go under escort as I didn't know the deceased person - it was in my local paper someone died with my surname & the undertakees time etc - as you'll know they call the funeral home asking do you have such n such & when is the service, I couldn't go under escort as I knew no one at all they would of been who is this handcuffed 😂, 4 days later a bloody great officer said how was yr day in such n such hotel with ya girlfriend ? Turns out he see me walking out to return to Blundeston & his wife was the receptionist 😂, i was what some would call a cheeky chap ( or cockney wanka by a few from up north 😋 ) needless to say I aquired legend status amung staff at Blundeston, I was sad to hear they closed it as it had some fantastic staff who always went above & beyond - I also got found locked out of my cell at gone 1am one night we had night sanitation ( same as long lartin gartree etc & that story is good too, in reality I should of been in patches on the book for attempted escape but they understood my door lock ( they are electric) often played up ( if u was out more than 6 mins you got a charge sheat but I often had to push call & ask please lock my door it won't lock ( after being out 20 mins) this night I closed my door as always when going reccess ( landing windows made it freezing) when I got back control mihead & thought they heard olease lock my door ( how could I from outside- if cell doors had a big gap under to pass things maybe he heard me talking & locked my door 😋 - some great staff in that place Sam & I kept em on thier ties 😂😂😂 God bless The Cockney wanka 👌😂
Colleagues from Preston were attacked on a funeral and was beaten to within an inch of their lives. They never came back to work and the OSG driver was traumatised as the attackers even continued to chase them in a vehicle. I think there was even Intel from the police strongly advising Not to go but some Governors don't care about staff and are extremely stupid.
Most prison officers spread about inmates convictions and caused most of the fights and harm si they could lock down and go home early especially fridays bank Holidays
ive had 22 years as a prisoner custody officer working at birmingham crown court i had simler expirence on a bed watch i was cuffed to the prisoner belive it or not the outher two staff dissapeared leaving me alone with the prisoner it was scary situation god knows where they went .fortunatley the prisoner was ok if he had been a dickhead i would have been in trouble
I attended my mother's funeral at tyneside I was brought up from Walton cuffed and chained to an officer and accompanied by another with the driver I had previously been granted my HDC and was due out 10 days after my mother was to be buried the wing so and po and other screws count understand why I wasn't just ROTL but for some reason they would not allowed this I was taken up in a minibus by 2 officers that were such gentlemen and understanding of my situation the mini bus pulled to the funeral early and lot of my friends had gatherer to pay there respects to my mother and also see me the screws on bus app9logised they couldn't allow me off the bus due to being around 20 friends around the coach and the security risk it was so they let me sit with the door open talking to my pals an officer even asked did I want too carry my mum and he would walk next to me and do his best to hide the chain I refused as didn't think it right I took my mam to her final resting place in chains after the funeral the officers stayed back and let the people from the funeral come up to me cuddle me and give there condolences my son stayed back in his car in car park and was allowed to give me a huh then it was back to Walton for 10 days before release those off8cers that accompanied me were pure gentlemen and made me see that all officers ain't dogs and some have compassion
I remember my days working at a crematorium seeing the prison guards with the person chained to them , looked so awkward for the guards we would get a phone call days in advance from the prison but we did our best to treat the prisoner with same respect as everyone else
I was in somewhat of the same situation, I was a young soldier in full No 2 in Belfast High Court to testify against two terrorists. Whilst waiting to go in I was sitting among their families, the looks and the verbal abuse I was getting I had to be moved elsewhere...
Can imagine what a horrible position. There's no awareness from anyone because nobody cares.
@@mrsoft7022 I was in Cyprus on exercise before the court proceedings, I was told I had to report to Belfast in No 2 so I was on the next flight which happened to be BA first class, imagine me turning up to the flight a skin head in blue jeans and a pullover and trainers supping champagne and eating a posh meal. They treated me very well, I landed in Heathrow and made a detour to get my No 2s then the same day onto another flight to NI. I was driven to the court in the back of a pig and told to wait in the main hall then sat in between them all.
Yes. I’d like to hear about your other funeral experiences. Hi Brian!!!!
Real Prison Officers like you and myself who do the job correctly and do get injured from time to time will admit as I will I have be scared to death on more than one occasion. I always treated inmates with respect and was respected for it but when an inmate kicked off I stood my ground even if I knew I was going down, it’s all about how the other inmates see you. That doesn’t mean that at the time you’re not scared shitless. There is always someone harder than you. Talking inmates down got me out of more trouble than anything thing else.
Yep been there done that in my 30 years, on more than one occasion inmates helped me out difficult situations, gaining respect is important especially in the cat A environment
@ I worked in a Cat A High Risk Prison and like you on a few occasions had inmates come to my aid when things out of my control went bad. If you treat them fairly and with the same respect you would expect you will get along with most of the lads. I did work with officers who made inmates lives difficult and I hated it as it made a more fraught shift with your guard up constantly. Prison is bad enough without the odd bad apple making it worse.
He was a total 🔔 end on the wings only sucked up to the hard ones and belittled the smaller ones. He talks a good game now but was a w⚓️ of a screw. His books are made up of lies.
@@markhamlet9376fella have you heard yourself?! 😂 c’mon you’re sounding like you’re still on an exercise yard.
Through both my sentences i met a lot of great officers. Certainly went with everything else that made my time very easy. Met some great people!!!
I like hearing your points of view, coming from the other side of things
Sam i wish you all the best with your spiritual journey, love your puppy by the way. Thanks for sharing that tale, your one of the good uns and its widely known locally ❤✨💫👋🏻
Much respect to you mate. God Bless you & ❤ to Brian. 🙏❤️
I have to say as ex officer you are on the money.I have found most family are respectful.I only did 1 funeral with family I knew .I was glad to get back but prisoner and family were good.
Keep them coming Sir.. respect to you both.
I live watching Brian's tail..... he's still got that uncontrollable floppy puppy tail.... so cute❤.... thankyou sam for your stories
Lovely dog
I had a similar experience on a traveller’s funeral. Like you, I am lucky to be alive.
It’s a long complicated story, which would take me a long time to right it here.
I got back to the nick, (Woodhill) and ripped the Security suit a new one.
If you decide to have a screws get together let me know.
I did 30 years, and have many a tale to tell.
💂♂️🏴🇬🇧
I DO ENJOY YOUR NARRATION OF YOUR PAST EXPERIENCES. GOOD STUFF.
As a church Verger, I remember one funeral for one of the Kray associates. I have never seen so many broken noses or cauliflower ears in one place.
teeth??? or did they have false ones?
Regularly watch your videos ..always honest and truthful respectful 🙏
Nice one ..London 👍
cannot imagine the tension of such a situation repect to you for maintaining composure thanks for sharing your experience its important to gain some perspective and understanding of prison environment
My lovely ex husband, who I am now friends with again, was a Prison Officer at Pentridge Prison in Melbourne Australia when we met. He worked there until it was closed down and then went to Port Philip Prison which was privately run by group 4. It did affect him at home, he was lied to all day by crooks and then assumed that we were lying to him at home which became a problem, he was a germaphobe and my son is now the same because he saw his dad disinfect himself when he got home. But the worst part was the way it made him lose his softness, he became very hard and lost a lot of his compassion. When we had a stillborn daughter, he would just leave me sobbing, he didn’t know how to deal with it and his empathy was nearly non existent. This contributed to the end of our marriage sadly. We had another stillborn baby, a son, and it was just too much for both of us and that was it. But I still love him, just in a different way, he is the father of my children, and I fell in love with him for a reason. He will always be an important part of my life and hopefully I am to him. He rings me for the babies birthdays and Mother’s Day even after over 20 yrs. He has mellowed a lot with age and is softer than he was, he is a sweetheart.
@@karenglenn6707 yes it does change you, I served 30 years mostly in max security, you see the worst in people, inmates and staff, I was lucky never assaulted and don’t have ptsd and I actually liked going to work
prison is hard mentally. its gonna effect an officer. i know a few were alcoholics in my jail
That does sound like a very frightening situation Sam!. Those three that stayed in the van are the type of colleagues that none of us need or want!. Brian's in his happy place - A muddy field!.😂. Thanks for your vid.🤔👍
Ive felt that fear Sam, different environment but same fear…! God bless you Sam…..!
Interesting,thanks for sharing 👍.
I was 18 when I lost my mum I can't remember being 19 or 20 I woke up in armley at 21 n went back to jail another 5 times armley lindholme Durham n Holme house I'm now 39 still not rate nar.
Top man big respect from a former strange ways inmate ,wasn't long just a shit and a shave for fines lol.
Brian is a little beauty 🐾🐾🐾
Cowards everywhere Sam. I would’ve loved to work with you in any Profession! I was a Chef!. I’d love to hear your other funeral experiences!.👍 I’ll Si Thee!.
Yes. Work with unprofessional people in kitchens and it'll change everything. Same with alot of jobs but some you need everyone on the same page to succeed. You need a certain sort of person.
Yes please sam id love to hear your funeral talks mate all the very best to you and Brian he has a fantastic name because that's also my name as well mine is Brian Phillip Taylor mate may god bless you always
You a great man mate with a heart it power goes to some officers heads
Great video Sam. The honesty of your job from you gives a real insight. Love to hear the other stories.
bless you. as someone who in my younger years was in a cat B - i didnt have have to goto a funeral but if i had of had to go BLESS YOU! i'd have got there cos of guys like u u r really appreciated.
You’re a good decent man. We need more like you. 👍
Rest in peace to ur mother sam i lost my mother at 26 its horrible in it mate a massive godbless to ur mother in heaven , u love ur dog u do sam rightly so ur a good man too i really mean pal, a massive godbless to you , ur 💯 percent one of the realiest men i have heard talk on TH-cam 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😉,
Best thumbnail yet.
i have been in jail Scotland and England and I have turned my life around 2k16 and I have only been dun wi driving offences dis yr but aw da cons sed sammy was a case at side of the g8 or dis side with us and no 2faced and av respect for you so you must have been a decent warder
No idea what written language that is lol
Me either🤔
i love yourstories Sam.I hope your therapy goes well
You are an absolute legend Sam for coming out and sharing your experiences, there’s no way I could be a prison officer.
So I , take my hat off to you sir, and ur lovely dog Brian.
Me myself I’m a fine wine investor ☺️
Keep up the amazing work
Good bless
Sam I'm sure I've read this in one of your books brilliant story ❤ folks if you like Sam's stories get his books you will really enjoy them 😊
Thanks for sharing Sam
Sir thank you for giving me a real insight into your career. Really appreciate it❤
Good work Sam
In my agency funeral duty was strictly voluntary and the deceaseds family had to pay the officers salary.
The 1st month of a 3years sentence in 2007 my gran passed
The officers that took me that day where great people I was 16yo ✌️
Credit to you did several myself in my time in SPS, had the same experience, all I will say !!!
Our Brian is coming on great. He's a beautiful lad. I know what you mean about people running to the toilet when the alarm goes off. Too many chickens not able to step up to the plate when it is needed.
Sam's the dogs bollocks what a man
Your new pupa is so sweet ❤
It reminds me of the friendly psychopath. His mother has died at least three times and the police were pleased with the results each time. Keep up the great work 👍☮️
Well told Sam but I read a comment there no prisoners should be let out for any reason absolutely rediculous comment my closest friend was doing a 6 year sentence his mother that he loved more than anyone on earth had died he was escorted to funeral and the prison officers were so professional and nice they understood what he was going through and gave him slight leeway as in allowing him to shake hands with friends accept cigarettes from friends but also made it quite clear to him and everyone what the boundaries were they were obviously two very experienced prison officers who used their experience and skills to manage a hard situation for all involved and were respected for that by all there including some hardened criminals and their actions and professionalism defused any situation from escalating put the right people in the right job with the right training and it makes everyone’s life easier and helps to build bridges
I like Sam, I find these shorts very interesting. I also agree with his politics. Speaks as he sees it.
Listen huge respect for the for prison staff who have to go out on funeral escorts, especially one's with their own trauma's. I sadly lost both my parents whilst in prison roughly 2 years apart from each other. But you see a completely different side to these people who lock you up day after day.
Another top video mate 👍🏼
Real talk💯 I would be honoured to have you protecting my 6
Tell you da man respect to you bro. We need yachtsman like you , you be great !
Yep more recollections like this pls Sam
My sister died whilst I was serving a 2.5yr sentence, I was about 3months in to it if I remember rightly. I can’t fault the 3 screws that took me, they were sound. The prison Governor though was a p***k. I was only allowed at the service, as soon as it was over I was driven straight back to the jail. I wasn’t allowed at the graveside for her burial. That was a tough sentence that one.
No wonder the prison service is short on staff .takes a lot of guts to look after these people.repect to any prison guard
been in industrial school Christian brothers ruled shithouse, when i was released at 14 my mind was gone, i needed have to tell ya what 37 months of a childs life if that harsh enviroment, it did make prison a piece a piss, most of my memories of prison officers where very positive now all in all i spent 15 years in jail and ive far more positives than negitives the majority of screws are bang on, one thought me to weld, one thought me how to bricklay, one though me woodwork and cabinit making, i tell ya this as ive a little workshop that ive added tools and machines too over the years and with great encouragment from my wife i use all these skills to produce projects i sell online and just started with paints and wood carving, im 53 now out of jail 23 years married 23 yrs may tell ya the effect she had on me, but mate thank you for your service im sure youve helped 100s if not 1000s of lads do jail a bit easier.
Nice one I'm a ex convict been out 17 years ive seen some nasty going on s
Remember doing a gang funeral in the midlands, tbf the lad was sound, minute we arrived, surrounded, proper arse twitch, lucky for me several of the mourners were ex cons at the jail, who had been cleaners on a couple of the units I worked on, convinced it’s because of them I didn’t end up in the hole.
If your OK sharing Sam I'd like to know ur experience on prison funerals as sadly I couldn't attend my cousins even though we lived together on the out and were co accused n had other charges ,it broke my heart, thank you for another great vid.
Starmers gone again ,
I've been on those escorts here in oz and can relate completely. As a side bar I also have a dog called Brian.
love your posts
Sam Governor Material..Pat n hug for you and Brian.
In the USA if you go to jail while a loved one passes on you miss out, no funeral attendance.
We are too nice in the UK.
I was in forest bank in 2012/13 E1, the Eden unit (drug free), then A2.
Yes please sam tell about the other's
Great story sam 🐶x
I think i’ve heard you tell this story before
I’m not a fan of your politics, or certain views, but I am a fan of your empathy, support & even sympathy of the prisoners, who, according to your stories, and that’s all I can go by, you shown, everyone needs a pat on the back, hug or comfort, regardless of who they are, and I’m glad you did that to those deserving of your actions ✊🙏🫶🏼
@@PaddyDoc everyone has their own views and perspectives of world / life, decent, good hearted people sit in all corners. Not many walk this world thinking they are the ‘bad’ guys.
Humanity counts so much and makes a difference to friends and strangers alike
@ - Pretty much what I posted, it’s ok to disagree, but I give respect where it’s due, and Mr Samworthy deserves massive respect for how he treated his prisoners, everyday knowing that it only takes one lag to cause him serious injuries or worse.
✊🫶🙏
I enjoy your videos. Thank you mate. They are very interesting. Have you ever worked in Swansea?
Mate as prison staff go you on the level no ahinagins no mistchef bang up 👆 and we all have a ease ride
Tell us abiut the other 3 funreal escorts. Lovely dog!
Well I guess I am very lucky am 28 and still live with my parents. I hope therapy works well for you Sam. Yes it can be difficult but trust me blocking things up comes out in the worst way. It's like a pop bottle filling up and up and eventually you explode if you don't open up ❤
Would like about the other three funeral escorts Sammo.
Any stories you have!.. Tell them all 🇬🇧
A freind of mine in New Zealand was sentenced to 7 years in South Auckland Women's regional prison for arson. During her sentence her husband died. She wanted to attend the funeral but had to take two prison escorts with her. She had to pay for the guards! She ahd to borrow the money from her sister to pay for it! And that was for the funeral of her own husband, Prison escorts not provided free!
I lost my mother to.
Sam ive a funny story about a funeral & jail.i was in Blundeston doing 9yrs when I applied for day release to attend a funeral ( as u know 7 ot above is home office) well I was told I can go if taken under escort which I refused saying some family didn't know I was inside, a fair few staff said cmon look ill take you but I said no, inmates was also saying go butno I refused,that wk I got my cat C & was called in saying we will take you, I refused & was told by the security PO " look we're giving you this day you MUST BE BACK B4 7.30pm
Well my girlfriend picked me up at 8.15am ( in my suit) when I got back I told a few close friends I couldn't go under escort as I didn't know the deceased person - it was in my local paper someone died with my surname & the undertakees time etc - as you'll know they call the funeral home asking do you have such n such & when is the service, I couldn't go under escort as I knew no one at all they would of been who is this handcuffed 😂, 4 days later a bloody great officer said how was yr day in such n such hotel with ya girlfriend ? Turns out he see me walking out to return to Blundeston & his wife was the receptionist 😂, i was what some would call a cheeky chap ( or cockney wanka by a few from up north 😋 ) needless to say I aquired legend status amung staff at Blundeston, I was sad to hear they closed it as it had some fantastic staff who always went above & beyond - I also got found locked out of my cell at gone 1am one night we had night sanitation ( same as long lartin gartree etc & that story is good too, in reality I should of been in patches on the book for attempted escape but they understood my door lock ( they are electric) often played up ( if u was out more than 6 mins you got a charge sheat but I often had to push call & ask please lock my door it won't lock ( after being out 20 mins) this night I closed my door as always when going reccess ( landing windows made it freezing) when I got back control mihead & thought they heard olease lock my door ( how could I from outside- if cell doors had a big gap under to pass things maybe he heard me talking & locked my door 😋 - some great staff in that place Sam & I kept em on thier ties 😂😂😂
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Your new dog has settled in well, Sam.
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Nice One Mate
Brian ❤
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Colleagues from Preston were attacked on a funeral and was beaten to within an inch of their lives. They never came back to work and the OSG driver was traumatised as the attackers even continued to chase them in a vehicle. I think there was even Intel from the police strongly advising Not to go but some Governors don't care about staff and are extremely stupid.
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Thanks Sam appreciate you sharing that horrible memory irish viewer
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🗝️ MAN 🙏 sir .
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I’ve got to say as an officer I never had to do an escort for a funeral but had plenty of awkward moments on hospital escorts
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Most prison officers spread about inmates convictions and caused most of the fights and harm si they could lock down and go home early especially fridays bank Holidays
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ive had 22 years as a prisoner custody officer working at birmingham crown court i had simler expirence on a bed watch i was cuffed to the prisoner belive it or not the outher two staff dissapeared leaving me alone with the prisoner it was scary situation god knows where they went .fortunatley the prisoner was ok if he had been a dickhead i would have been in trouble
I attended my mother's funeral at tyneside I was brought up from Walton cuffed and chained to an officer and accompanied by another with the driver I had previously been granted my HDC and was due out 10 days after my mother was to be buried the wing so and po and other screws count understand why I wasn't just ROTL but for some reason they would not allowed this I was taken up in a minibus by 2 officers that were such gentlemen and understanding of my situation the mini bus pulled to the funeral early and lot of my friends had gatherer to pay there respects to my mother and also see me the screws on bus app9logised they couldn't allow me off the bus due to being around 20 friends around the coach and the security risk it was so they let me sit with the door open talking to my pals an officer even asked did I want too carry my mum and he would walk next to me and do his best to hide the chain I refused as didn't think it right I took my mam to her final resting place in chains after the funeral the officers stayed back and let the people from the funeral come up to me cuddle me and give there condolences my son stayed back in his car in car park and was allowed to give me a huh then it was back to Walton for 10 days before release those off8cers that accompanied me were pure gentlemen and made me see that all officers ain't dogs and some have compassion
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Yeah, go on, tell us the stories about the other funerals.