Prison Violence
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 มี.ค. 2021
- Violence in prison is something everyone who walks through the gate has to deal with at some point in their sentence.
I recount my real life experiences through these stories and events. I used to look back at my time in prison as a bit of a laugh and an inevitability in the line of work I was in. I realise now it was a waste of my twenties but it made me who I am today.
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You're one inspirational, down to earth, honest person.
I'm so glad I found your channel.
You're a good un ❤
Still working your way through the videos ☺️ thanks for your kind words
@@WilliamBonneyPodcast they're addictive, I tell you 👏
It sounds like a nightmare. Glad you got yourself together. Just stay clever and make sure you never go back.
You tell your story without ego, which is really refreshing. I hope you tell more of your journey over the last 10 years because you seem to have made lots of progress. I know the importance of losing the ego, I fight addiction on a daily basis (nearly 20 years clean). I believe you did the right thing for you with regards to the nonce, that is not your job anymore, he will get his somewhere else.
Keep safe, Rob.
Thanks man. I try not to feed the ego, it wants to tell you how much fun it was and how bad we were, but it's not the reality of the experience
@@WilliamBonneyPodcast honestly, your story telling, more like you tell us how life is in these places, you are one of a kind, keep doing what you are doing. Fantastic job mate. Big respect to you.
Yes bro keep these active videos coming, I appreciate the content loads. nuff love from Birmingham 👊🏽
Thanks, that means a lot
Thank you for sharing your journey. You are real person telling the truth.ive done a few little sentences tell it how it is fella people need to know it's not a walk in the park.
Been in prison. Is no different to the out side world. It comes down to one word respect. Don't borrowe if you can't pay back , keep your head down and time flys by
Not really mate . Life on the outside is better then been lock up in there
No different? You joking? 😂
Correct conduct yourself as if outside, respect is massive, also no one sees nothing. Number 1 rule as in outside.
@@atticustay1no its true don't listen to this fool please.
Good content mate , walked the same footsteps for years ... couple long term ...... changed man now though ...
for me is all about the legal £
Keep posting bud, your message is powerful.
From sound of it your married , happy and a productive member of society..walk away from the Cadbury feasts ... they will get what’s comming .... karma ...
Thanks, I appreciate your comment. I have managed to stay out... Just... For ten years now. Freedom is a must
@@WilliamBonneyPodcast absolutely buddy , 2002 was my last time apart from the odd couple hours in police station .
All about fart forwarding the tape
I wish u well
Your delivery is excellent can't wait for more content. Can you do a video on Prison Governors and Prison Chaplains?
I'll see what I can do
"I don't hurt nonces.... they just have a lot of accidents near me"
love life stories your good speaker thanks sharing
The difference between you and me is when I meet unpleasant people all I want to do is get away from them, not follow them or go after them. I don't even bother arguing with them as I found out its a waste of time. Just walk away.
Very interesting keep up the great insights
I was in a cell with a nonce and didn't realize until he had a drug debt and said he had been recognised as a previous VP and had to be moved due to that. He was socially adept and that helped him fit in with others in general. He was always suggesting subtly that we experiment sexually but dropped it once he realised I just wasn't into that kind of thing. Why do they put these people in with general population FFS. He was the type to try and make me look bad in a number of ways to our cell neighbours too, to take the attention of himself I presume.
That's rough, your cell mate can be a real role of the dice sometimes
How is it difference from other high level crimes?
@@atticustay1because he's hurt young babies between 4 and 10 maybe younger or raped a vulnerable women they have wings for these beast why should they be with normal men,when as soon as they land in prison they get offered protection so why do they take the risk of getting killed its crazy!
You're clever and articulate mate, it might take a while to work out what you want to do with the rest of your life but we all get there in the end
Thanks man, it's starting to come together finally
You talk so much sense brother
The photo in this video looks like B wing in exeter nick. But the bars on the landing and the cell doors were green back in 1999
80s Risley and Walton pal, I agree.
How did you get into these situations ? I’ve seen a lot of people say if you keep your head down trouble doesn’t find you.
The British Army should give every prison the 1944 Caen Prison treatment, save us tax payers money.
just clocked ya channel bro n gotta admit i like the way you explain prison life
Glad you like them, is there anything you would like to see a video about?
I was in Feltham at 16 that was my first bit of bird after that I went to severel jails when older
The way to stay outa trouble in Prison is not to go there in the first place 😉👍
Nicely explained, plain English, cool
about defending yourself. What if you couldnt defend yourself maybe for health reasons. would you be more of a target?
17:00 the real justice 😪🙏🏻
Remember being on a hospital ward sat in the office.Up jumps a big black guy and starts doing karate stuff, looked like he knew a bit.He challenges the other 14 inmates to fight and no one takes him up.He turns his attention to me offering me into the ward to fight him.He’s bigger than so I call for a couple of handy staff to give me a hand to shift him to cellular accommodation.Staff arrive , I quietly open the door and he’s sat watching tv, we grab him and drag him of the ward, all the prisoners clapped and shouted their approval- good times
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I am 57. I was raised to treat other people as I would like to be treated myself. I always say please and thank you. I have never been arrested and have never had a fight... except for prison... it takes a bigger man to walk away...
If a guy says that your mum is a whore.. so what, just laugh and walk away. Male bravado is often inner weakness
I spent an inordinate amount of time negotiating landings each of them highly volatile and amongst them had been societies most screwed up individuals.
In these environments they purport to be somebody’s and claim a status whilst standing before me in threads and it was hard not to laugh. I learned some of those more crucial lessons fairly early on and one of the most important one’s, that none of them was actually a friend or the mates whose company, I would have preferred to have been in.
Acquaintances I found aplenty but each of them had a purpose, as I was certain that I had been for them. Some jails were challenging but they each carried the same repetitive message and this gave me the impetus to walk a little taller and to change in essence for me and a future.
Here on the outside and away from the despair there are of course challenges but they are as nothing to the impression that those hate factories left me with. I have nothing now and I don’t want anything from anyone, because now I’m FREE and surrounded by humanity.
Thanks for your comment. Freedom is a must
Sharpen the bog brush ...does more damage and keeps you about 2 feet away from intended target.....the old plastic jugs from years were good also .... crack!! Hahahha
The old steel chairs with wooden seat and back were very handy too.
@@enlightenedchristian3183 yup .... a one handed swing lol
@@heresjonny..8189 I was sittin' on the aforementioned chair when the con on the food counter made a big noise slamming down the metal hatch and come storming out of the kitchen actually coming for me from behind while I sat with my back to him with no food ( the slag thought he could play God with the rations and gave me the rind of a piece of bacon and threatened me I was new in Coldingly) anyway I timed it purrfectly and the hairs on the back of my neck stood up in the same moment in one sweeping motion I turned around with this beautiful tool 🔧 and smashed it into his head with both hands firmly gripping the steel rim...5 screws jumped me dragged me down the block . Lost 56 days under a visiting magistrate+ 2 weeks in the block .He was taken to the hospital wing .The whole wing protested when I came ourra the block and they asked me what I got , they refused to eat for 3 days to try and get my remission back and the slag was back on the counter too they said " we want that slag off kitchen duty.".some scene , he was the biggest con there and I gotta hand it to him he faltered but never went down...we made the peace after....poor sod got 14 bells for conspiracy to rob and was grassed on by supergrass "Maurice O'Mahoney" the 2nd supergrass after Bertie Smalls.Circa '78...
Cheers mate.
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Thank you for sharing these videos with us. I have requested to follow you on Instagram.
I loved watching the spice rats getting banged out on Knockout Friday ,oops sorry canteen day .
I've seen two screws snapped a lads wrist in Benbow, horrible bastards . I was paranoid when released after my 5 . Weird thoughts.. Your bang on buddy .
I hope you never go back to prison, you sound an intelligent guy, too intelligent to waste your life in there.
I've managed to stay out for over 10 years now, it's much better being free
@@WilliamBonneyPodcastThat's really good to hear! Saying that, I've been listening to your videos and I feel you've learned so much through your prison life and experiences - turn a negative into a positive and all that!
Also, thank you for sharing your story, I also have learned a lot!
@@joversonj you are right, it was an education, one way or the other
Nothing to be proud of, but glad your doing better.
I was literally just talking about this. It's a tale to hopefully stop others doing what I did. I bought into a criminal way of life that only ever had one outcome
@@WilliamBonneyPodcast
Let’s hope it has some impact
But then saying that half the police force and others in a higher situation in society are the worst criminals of all...
@@jjdeville7884 so true just on the news today David Cameron was ‘having a drink’ with a guy trying to get the contract for covid loans or something. Now your telling me that no back handers under the table was discussed? If me or you did that we would arrested for corruption.
@@jjdeville7884They often are.
Hmv Belmarch , feltham
Feltham sounded rough
It's there if you look for it, but if you keep yourself to yourself ,, & remember you're in prison not Tesco ,,🙄, YOI is & was the proving ground. The less you say , the more they'll hear.
Good on you for anger management dude
Much appreciated
I would give you a job.. interesting video.. I never been to prison.. I think I would not last a day ! Keep them coming.. if you legalised drugs surely then prison would just hold nonces and violent criminals and rapists.. that's my own opinion.
Went away age 12 redhill assessment and remand boys prison . Real gaff . Been to a lot of institutions but redhill was the worse place ever went to real wake-up call spent 13 month there . 1980 they I did not fuck about with your real deal dormitories and two cells in the middle age 8 to 14 and 14 to 18 place was a hellhole open for 200 years....Two showers a day lying up everywhere.. sorted the men from the boys...
I never did a group cells like that. Must have been a nightmare
Was that 6ft8 guy called cozzy?
no mate, it was Terry
If that's wiseman he's rip now sadly
Btw siddy issaccs said hello. Your video was a fun conversation peice 😂😉
Get in his cell at night, that can't happen, please explain. Lock up and check after bang up..
The guy was a listener, he called him to his cell and things went wrong
Dartmoor was a good jail from 1993 to 1998 whilst i was there got shipped to swalside from the block and the block was a serious place back then we done quiz and dares the dares were brutal im from cardiff mate