The trouble kids !!! Is this federal or state prison!!???

@@thomasmadden1011 an

@@thomasmadden1011 I’m

Could you go interview Charles and ask what happened? Im disappointed he didn’t make it.

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Easy to say. Talk to his mom.....could be she has been through hell with him ? I don't know, but there's always 2 sides to every story.

@@errickflesch5565 his mom failed him so stfu

@@errickflesch5565 doesn’t matter what she’s been through. She created and raised him so she’s responsible for what she created. I have 4 grown children so I speak from experience. As a parent you have to be responsible for the person you raised. A good parent would be there for their child no matter what they do. His mom might be part of the reason he’s in jail. If he had a parent that raised him right he probably wouldn’t be in jail.

@@rlb209 you can stay raise your kids right but they still choose their own path . So don’t always blame their parents 🙄

@@rlb209 I think you've seen a different tune if he was punching you in your face or something. They get big like that and they get scary.

Yet there are those kids that are just plain evil from the get go.

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Mommy

STERILIZATION !!

A dead fetus is better than an unwanted child.

I couldn't agree more

He is in prison for murder now

@@bjornnykvist8810 source?

@@moonlampje79 source: trust me bro

Said he was back awaiting trial for home burglary. Watch the ending!!!

Yeh I hope he has grown and learned that sometimes no matter how hard it may be he can't worry about his mom or friends. He needs to use that newly obtained g.e.d. and go out and show he needs himself first. Learn to love you first young man and make good choices each day. The rest will come!. And the other young man knows his childish antics need to be over. He can do many wonderful things in life if he too makes good choices,loves himself first and grows up. I pray for the huge successes for both these young men.

@@lild145 Charles ended up getting life on murder charges later apparently.

Charles is currently serving a 147 year prison sentence.

We’ll then tell the dad to come get him from such horrible environment. Oh wait, he left like the deadbeat they are😂😂 oh well

He didn’t either that’s why he’s doing almost 150 years, maybe she knew he was a monster

seriously heart breaking I agree....Its sad that this is where finally someone asked him what be NEEDED, truly needed or wanted out of life.Most of these kids are crying for attention, crying for love and just going about it the wrong way.

With kindness

Good. Tell him to go call his dad and ask his dad to come to the graduation. Oh wait, he’s ABSENT and a deadbeat like most Blk fathers.

​@@sashamoore9691 can't blame it all on dad. Momma choose the daddy, therefore on the same shit daddy is.

@@sashamoore9691weirdo

Mom you Need to be there for your child. He comes first

Hes now doing 147years for murder an other offences unfortunately 😔

Parents are entitles and completely think their way is the best way, it's a gamble.

So horrible .. hope Charles finds his way and stays strong .. prayers .. god bless ❤️💪🙏

​@@Kenny-mg1bn Charles committed murder some time ago. He will never be released from adult jail. I fear he got messed up with gangs again. It's in the description. Very sad.😢

Unfortunately some juveniles make bad choices even the environment is good and supportive.

Til they’re your next door neighbor strangling your pet and lighting your garage on fire.

@@tiasara5967 Never said they’re all good. What I said is they’re not ALL bad.

@@morganmua5681 Raised by trash, the apple don't fall far from the tree.

Yea wait til you get a gun shoved in your face saying get out da car

Same. Felt so much sympathy for him when he kept saying "She'll be here soon, I can feel it"

@@absolving Maybe he should've stayed in their for a few more years. It could have saved the life of another kid just like him that he killed. He's doing 147 years now.

Don't.. He got out and murdered someone

@@thetruth1140 wow and they was blaming his mother for his behavior like he isn’t grown enough to know better,

He's a classic case of being able to fool people and convince them that he's the victim. All true psychos are like this, they come across as friendly easy going, eager to please, great at playing the victim.

I saw somewhere that in 2017 he got over 100 years for murder :/

124 years for murder sadly

They give hard time to him 😱😱😭😭😭😭😭😭

It was 147 years unfortunately

Literally nobody asked

@@douglasgrant3616 then why are you replying bozo

@Naomi C omg... bust a gut at your comment!! Lmao Haven't heard 'Bozo' in ages!! 🤣

Juvenile prisons do try to rehabilitate inmates. Sometimes it works, sometimes not. Some people just don’t want to go straight.

It's not up to the prison to rehabilitate. You can't BEG offenders to do so. A prison is primarily for punishment. It is up to the individual to take opportunity of the programs offered and WANT to do better. It's easy to be a bleeding heart because the crime has not touched your family on a personal level.

I also had a friend who worked at a jail she also said she was sooooo depressed borderline suicidal that she quit !

@@errickflesch5565 You definitely have a good point. Hard to help someone that won't help themselves.

@@errickflesch5565 you’re exactly right

It's a show for the cameras. I'm sure some do their best but the whole system is a shit show. We need prison and justice reform not appeals to an imaginary deity.

@@steveanton763 And what pry-tell should they do then? Just turn them loose? You’re tune will swiftly change the moment one of these little angles robs or beats, or murders someone you care about! Mark my words! You can not fix those who aren’t willing to be fixed! Prison is a lifestyle and worn like a badge of honor for many, nothing will change this!

well... he got 147 years for murder back in 2017, which was 10 years after this was originally filmed in 2007 when he was 18.

She most probably had enough of his shit

She probably had a hard time convincing herself to go pick him up knowing the kind of trouble he caused in her life. No one wants to be subjected to that over and over again from their own child.

It’s so unfair for that young man. He didn’t ask to be born and his ridiculous excuse for a mother is the reason he’s spending his life in prison. He had no proper upbringing. His parents should be locked up for neglect.

I remember my little brothers lawyer telling him how lucky he was to have a mom like we have, he said" there's kids out here who's mom's don't even come to their sons court date and some mom's are fucking there sons friend while their locked up " smh it's a fucked up world you'd be surprised the amount of shitty mothers and the even more shitty things they do

@@rlb209 girl shut up, didn’t his mother got him tho ?? She live hours away. And you can’t blame his mother for his actions , you probably train ur kids well but I bet they still does some things you don’t like you can always do well for your kids and they will always do what they want, you got to make kids make mistakes he probably learn now sometimes is there friends and people around their age but don’t put somebody parents in it. Thank youuuu and this is coming from a 19 year old .

Let their crime touch or involve your kids....then let's see if your heart still bleeds for them.

someone commented that he was sentenced to 147 years for murder about 10 years after this show. idk if it's true or not nevermind, it's definitely true....147 freaking year sentence

Well then why don’t you go and work there and let us know how many you’re able to fix with rainbows and sunshine and or let us know afterwards if you’re locked up for smuggling in contraband after one of these misfits gives you a sad story talks you into it! This is a lifestyle for many and you will not and can not change those are are unwilling to do such!

I believe he was a repeat offender. He stated that he had been busted at least two times only months apart. That indicates that whatever punishment he received the first time wasn’t successful. Most likely that resulted in the extended sentence of two years.

Totally agree and thank you for your service. I tried to talk my daughter into going in so she could get the discipline and finish her education with all the benefits and how proud it would be to accomplish however she refused, I can't MAKE her do it...I wish she could see into the future. I still think it's not too late she's 20

@Jude Dimatteo - we were sad to learn about Charles too -- sad for everyone involved. It's why it's important to follow these cases for as long as possible. Appreciate you watching and commenting, as always. Hope you've had a nice weekend!

Omg wow. Just seen what he went back in for Dame

@@CalamariProductions is there a part 3

Ah man I didn't see that part. My heart breaks for him. Maybe he just isn't ready. I pray he becomes ready before it's too late

@@CalamariProductions what happened to Michael please?

He is now doing 147 years for murder 😢

I can only imagine the horrific crimes he committed to be sentenced to 147 years imprisonment...

His mom clearly failed him not only on his release day but so much else. He’s so young still. This kid wasn’t born a monster he was molded into one by being raised on the streets instead of by a loving supportive parent. He never stood a chance.

@@felixcat9318 he is in for murder

Different Charles 🤦🏻‍♂️, he didn't age 10 years in 2 years you idiot 🤣

He ran a brutal paramilitary unit - 147 year sentence - the evidence must have been overwhelming against him.

Exactly right

i agree!!

Yeah, have fun trying get through to narcissistic murderers/rapists/robbers/attackers/. They're there for the damage they've done to other people in society. Not there for a therapy session.

Welcome to prison life. 23 hours a day locked up & many prisoners don't even get natural light, imagine 23 hours a day banged up & then have no natural light. Yes, some deserve to be there, but it's now always about profit & not rehabilitation.

@@dunnlean9041 yea but these are juveniles so its different

Gives an insight to what homelife, or lack of homelife there may or may not be. Very sad.

Someone we know works there hes always stressed out says the kids just wild out and how many say they want to go to the big house with their dads. It's sad. Many come from neglect abuse and what notm

sadly Charles committed murder 10 years later and is serving 147 year sentence. His mother failed him

They are doing very well.. Colt is a personal trainer and married

He went back in 2017 for murder and isn't getting out. (It's in the description)

No wonder the crime rate is so high when everyone feels sorry for the criminal and is looking to blame everyone but the the perpetrator.. Charles Taylor came across to me as a classic psychopath, he had all the traits and played into the part of good guy, victim like an actor. He was picked up within 3 months of being released on various charges dating back to shortly after his release, and now he's serving 147 years for murder.. Perhaps it's all the victims fault, it can't be Charles's

I know mike personally. He’s a mess 😂

They should send in army navy normal family men farmers navy seals road workers painters cooks exta to just show different lives you many could have your mind is so narrow when your brought up abuse & beaten you know nothing else It’s a long long road you need to learn to live so hard

but why would it suck if you're a guard?? you know you don't have to stay there at the end of the day

​​@@ptrekboxbreaks5198 obviously he can tell what it's like to not be able to leave. He experiences everything they do so it's not hard to imagine what it would be like to have years in there. He's putting himself in their shoes

4 months later he already was awaiting trial for burglary and 10 years later when he was 28 (2017) he was sentenced to 147 years behind bars for murder... Some people are just irredeemable.

​@@TVEE sources?

@@ptrekboxbreaks5198 The literal description of the video and a simple Google search of their name, buddy.

@bronagh murphy - Thanks! Glad you like our channel and appreciate the insight of our stories. Feel free to spread the word! :)

Same hoping it’ll only ever be something to be watched on KZfaq !

Sometimes parents give up because they don’t understand or know how to handle their kid’s behavior. Can be scary for parents, too. Sometimes hard to know what to do.

These “poor children” wouldn’t hesitate to make you one of their victims.

@@bxi1547 double edged sword

@Paul Russell - very appreciative of your comment, and very insightful coming from a Behavioral Psychologist. So many of the kids we've met over the years still suffer from early childhood trauma. Unfortunately, budget constraints, politics, etc. often play into how much or how little therapy is offered from one facility to the next. It's just a very difficult system all the way around. Thanks again for taking the time to watch and comment.

@@CalamariProductions I just don't ever see a lot of rehabilitation happening when I watch your videos. If you lock up a dog for 2 years, you wouldn't be surprised if it turned aggressive. Yet the US appears to believe that locking people up for long spells, treating them appallingly and isolating them will change behaviour. It will certainly change behaviour, you will get compliance but you won't get rehabilitation. Compliance and rehabilitation are not the same thing. I don't know how you spent so many years watching and experiencing this first hand without it enraging you. That must have been exceptionally difficult. You have my upmost respect for doing it so you can show the reality of what goes on.

@@LPR579 Thank you for that. After 23 years filming inside courts and prisons, we could write volumes on what we’ve seen and experienced, but of course it pales in comparison to what it’s like to actually live it every single day. That’s said, we’ve met some extraordinary kids (and professionals) who defy every odd and emerge from the madness to become amazing individuals. Those stories keep us going. But yes, we’ve had tremendous heartbreak over the years, along with frustration that for every one step forward there are often two steps back. Our mission from the start has been to use this material to help effect change at the policy level where laws dictate how children are treated in these systems. The same goes for educational purposes, where teachers and professors use the videos to help illuminate the complexities of these systems and the lives involved. We could go on and on, but we guess our point is this: we believe it’s only by SEEING these stories and hearing these voices that we can hopefully put an end to draconian policies that do little to help the kids and families involved, and this includes victims families as well. We should all want the kids who emerge from their “punishment” to be as healthy as possible so they can give back and contribute to society as adults. As you say, and as research shows, caging and isolating them is grossly counterproductive. Collectively, the work for all of us continues. Thanks again, and our kudos to you for using your skills to help those who need it most. ❤️

As a therapist who worked with these kids first hand, as opposed to simply being a book trained intellectual, I can tell you that some of these people are truly dangerous. At some point staff needs to protect themselves and others. These young men choose their behavior at some point. It’s not your fault your life has sucked, but it’s your responsibility to change and take advantage of the programs afforded you.

Well, maybe you should put your life at risk each day since your education will keep you safe with these out of control behaviors that change from calm to violent within seconds. These kids are ticking time bombs and the guards have to stay alert and ready for anything. Their goal is just like the police, they want to go home every night to their families. The guards do not get paid enough.

you a CO cut it out 😂😂😂

​@@otwshane2643 nothing wrong with being a CO

@@ptrekboxbreaks5198 Yes it is 😂😂😂

It’s the juvenile bs I’m glad I never went there did a prison tour of DDJ then got stuck on a Y.O.A. Never again that life is for the birds.

I always thought that law was unconstitutional and if I ever get busted I'll challenge it all the way to the supreme court .

Seems like the law move the goal posts for their favour.

Just because you can be conditioned to go to war doesn't mean a young brain can handle alcohol. Its not even the same thing lmao. My God we're all screwed with this level of stupidity.

@@nickhill8612 Do you really think you’d be able to accomplish that in this vast, corrupt institution?

US, states can have alcohol sold to 18 year olds but there is federal funding that gets cut to the state if they choose to. ( my understanding I don’t live in US going off what I have read) also they can go to war kill people but not drink . Merica F yeah

@Zyryne1 - Thank you! Very happy you found our channel. It is always our goal to help shed light on a system very few know anything about. We greatly appreciate your comment!

I suppose it depends on the family and the crime but is terrible leaving someone hanging having especially a young person.

Yeah thats fucked

insane

those people who steal car dont even go to jail

Good they should had gave him a year to teach him

If he was even telling the truth. These guys are professional liars.

What did he do to get rhat many years

Where’s his father? Oh wait, he’s Blk

I think it was 10 years after this show...he was sentenced to adult prison for burglary and then 4 months after being released he committed murder

Hahahahahaha

Me too 😂

You don't know him maybe he is

@Cynthia david - Very nice of you. Thank you! We're honored to say we have won an Emmy in the past, but most importantly, we hope our videos and documentaries help people understand these systems and these kids a lot better. Thanks again for being such a loyal viewer! Appreciate it very much!!

@@CalamariProductions this is the best juvenile correction type channel on KZfaq. Actually this is the only juvenile focused channel that I know of. But any one it's one of the best Corrections focused period. Steadily putting out excellent content. Been loving it...

Do you mean, “Channel,” or are you commenting on a French Designer Label?

Chanel No. 5?

I was locked down in a mental health / rehab / conduct center and some of my mates/patients did that. That's because unconsciously they feel so alone and unloved that to be held down is the only way of " physical contact " they get. They feel like protected or "loved" as is the only type of human contact they know. Idk if I have explained myself good (I'm Spanish) but I tried my best sorry

@@carlapv7574 no need to say sorry and your English is better than mine, on point to what I was saying. Hope they all find and accept love with out the need for violence

We need MORE like her!!!

She gets off on the power

Some animals are kids!!!

@Mike Michaelson - Boys School is the term used in Indiana for kids who are sentenced to the Indiana Dept of Correction but still remain in the juvenile system. Being sentenced to "Boys School" means a youth will be sent to one of Indiana's juvenile facilities. Thanks for asking.

And why isn’t he waiting for his dad? Perhaps even he knows that Nigga will NEVER come back. Raise child support and I bet this won’t be such an re occurrence

Leave off him. I think he's a sweetheart. I wish him well

What toilet were you sitting on when you wrote this, God?

@@nursedaniel72 check the follow up. He’s in prison for 147 years now. So sad.

Damn thats funny bro

Yea for murder

ya it's okay you didn't know :(

Yeah check the prison for him I think he is available 23 hrs a day

do you tell people you're an ex con? lol

Mom met some dude who said he knew a great place to buy cheap heroin. A stray cat is a better mother than most of their mothers.

😂😂😂 ... I am quite sure you are not locked away for stealing a pack of cigarettes, not even in the US! There will be multiple charges and times when he got caught, and NOW the judge finally decided that more action was needed. Of course, this youngsters version sounds more dramatic, but even in the US they are not bold enough to spend tax payers' money on a simple tiny charge like stealing a pack of cigarettes once ...

ok thought i was tripping 🤦🏾‍♂️ wtf

Bc a dad isn’t suppose to abandon them. Yet, most blk men do. So cry about it

Glad to hear you found a way to walk a new path @andy Lynell. We always hope the best for the kids we work with, too. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.

Unfortunately, he’s doing 147 years for murder.

@Joe Piro - It's always fascinating for us to see the different programs offered (or not offered) from one facility to the next. Sad that budgets usually dictate what kids do and don't get in terms of programs, counseling and rehabilitation. The more that can be offered, the better the outcomes usually are. Not always, of course, but we're all in favor of anything that can help make a difference! Glad to have you here with us on our channel. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@CalamariProductions when I was doing penitentiary time in California it was called CDC. Mow its CDCR. The R is for Rehabilitation. I'm wondering if there's any difference? From what I've seen the only thing that has changed is the name. The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation...

He’s back in for murder

😭

Why?

@@zelenme murder

@@zelenme He stolen $5

@@zelenme Murder