Washington D.C. Jail

[Nin-Yaaban]

I have so much unpleasant memories of this place..... WoW. I't s been more than 11 y'rs. Hope they at least upgraded the facility and the holding cells.

 

[Nin-Yaaban]

Anyone remember watching this back in the late 90's on HBO? And to think more than a decade has passed.....Aduun.

[Nin-Yaaban]

Lorton, Fairfax, VA. The Juvenile Detention facility....glad its closed.

[Haatu]

You never did say what you were jailed for. Let me guess, either robbery or drug dealing?

[Somalia]

Is this what made you nin yaaban?

[Alpha Blondy]

ileen ninku maxbuus buu ahaan jirey. caadi maha, ma istidhi?

 

Nin-Yabanoooow, inaar, how has this affected your job prospects? ma ruuba after 5 years, your criminal shenanigans are wiped clean? mise the american criminal justice system is not that lenient. :cool:

 

i reckon, i'll wait another 2 years before the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 wipes my slate clean (no more criminal record), ma garatay?

 

i remember the scene from 'life' with Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence. one of them is released but delibrately commits some criminal act to go back inside....or kills himself. i don't remember which but it was poignant to say the least, ma garateen?

[Cambuulo iyo bun]

NY how common was rape in the prison you where held in?

[Alpha Blondy]

Cambuulo iyo bun;970149 wrote:

NY how common was rape in the prison you where held in?

it was just a matter of time before someone asked this question. i swear SOL has become a laughing stock. they should just BAN the likes of Cambuulo. they bring nothing of substance to this site. :mad:

[Cambuulo iyo bun]

Monkey boy mind your own business!

[Alpha Blondy]

^ saas miyaa? :cool:

[Khadafi]

I honestly thought for myself "thats not where i want to end". Maxaad sameeyna if a 150 kg madow comes to you and tries to rape you. No where to run and hide...:eek:

[Nin-Yaaban]

Haatu, i talked about that in another thread sxb. But it's all behind me now sxb.

 

Waryaa Cambuulo, sxb, waxaas meesha kama dhacaan. The 8 months i was held in Hennepin county in Minnesota, i haven't seen anything close to rape or sexual assault. You had more to fear from other inmates fighting you for no reason and gangs on the inside than you getting raped.

[Nin-Yaaban]

Alpha Blondy;970145 wrote:

ileen ninku maxbuus buu ahaan jirey. caadi maha, ma istidhi?

 

Nin-Yabanoooow, inaar, how has this affected your job prospects? ma ruuba after 5 years, your criminal shenanigans are wiped clean? mise the american criminal justice system is not that lenient. :cool:

 

i reckon, i'll wait another 2 years before the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 wipes my slate clean (no more criminal record), ma garatay?

 

i remember the scene from 'life' with Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence. one of them is released but delibrately commits some criminal act to go back inside....or kills himself. i don't remember which but it was poignant to say the least, ma garateen?

Alpha, it does effect your future sxb. Most of the felonies/misdemeanors stay in your record for the rest of your life. There are very few charges you can expunge or the courts would allow you take 'em off your permanent criminal record.

 

And yes, you can get a good job with even a felony conviction. About 50 million people have a criminal history and could you imagine any of 'em not being able to find a job? Would've turned the country upside down. Having a criminal conviction never stopped me from working or getting a job.

[Odey]

Nin-Yaaban;970267 wrote:

Haatu, i talked about that in another thread sxb. But it's all behind me now sxb.

 

Waryaa Cambuulo, sxb, waxaas meesha kama dhacaan. The 8 months i was held in Hennepin county in Minnesota, i haven't seen anything close to rape or sexual assault. You had more to fear from other inmates fighting you for no reason and gangs on the inside than you getting raped.

Isn't that what they all say?