Check-Out Process At Changi Prison: The Moments Before Freedom
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ม.ค. 2023
- These are the last moments before leaving Changi Prison for two ex-inmates moving on to life Beyond Maximum Security ( • A Taste Of Freedom Fro... .
Graceson shares about the prison ‘customs’ that inmates practice on their last day of incarceration, while Boon Keng is returned his belongings and money (a tidy sum that includes, among other things, Goods & Services Tax (GST) vouchers accumulated during his sentence).
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My checkout from prison was slightly different. I had my military uniform with me as it was my second drug offence therefore the court martial ordered me to serve in a civilian facility which is Changi prison. Sentenced to 3 years and got out in 16 months due to remission and also community based program for good behaviour although I was charged for a minor offence while incarcerated which is fighting with another inmate. Fast forward. I’ve been free for 2 years already. Life is much more peaceful, enjoyable and so grateful now especially when you got the opportunity to go through prison and survive it!
I can't imagine having to wear the same clothes that's been soaked with sweat and has been marinating for 4 years back again lol.
Checkout was welcomed with SPEAR, told them I don't wish to go out the spec chief told me to be lockup in single cell I was given clearances by psychiatrist cannot be locked in single cell alone due to my mental condition, i end up told the officer I do not wish to leave prison as I have nothing more to lose outside sadly they force me out.
Being in prison for 4 years and still can't tame that anger of yours Graceson? Very worrying. What have you been pondering over those years?
Oh no express checkout option? 👍
In my opinion Graceson will be back, he won’t change for his wife or children. He is constantly think about making fast money and too impatient to do things the right way. Overall he isn’t a bad person but only he can change himself.
Ya and he gets angry too easily too
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My checkout from prison was slightly different. I had my military uniform with me as it was my second drug offence therefore the court martial ordered me to serve in a civilian facility which is Changi prison. Sentenced to 3 years and got out in 16 months due to remission and also community based program for good behaviour although I was charged for a minor offence while incarcerated which is fighting with another inmate. Fast forward. I’ve been free for 2 years already. Life is much more peaceful, enjoyable and so grateful now especially when you got the opportunity to go through prison and survive it!
If you sentence to 3 years. Your earliest date of release to home detention is 18 months. Not 16 months
@@colinwang33 16 months bro I got release. Just like that. Remaining 8 months I served outside in the community. Sentenced 3 years remission is 2 years.
@@colinwang33 Depends on the programme. HD usually is 1/3. Remission is 1/3. Other programmes I'm not sure , depends on when they approve . By right , should be 1 year served , 1 year programme then 1 year remission. But since he got charged inside , that's why his programme got delayed and thus only released after 16 months.