You uploaded this before I believe ??

No minor offences no jail time simple

I have helped to clean up after flooding in homes, the drywall was cut off to help prevent mold from growing.

@UCURldpR0BB_zRxQ0Ae7ztTg this for profit system of encarceration is completely inhumane and does not serve any purpose whatsoever beyond giving old croonies more money they can spend in their entire life.

The Prison was so BIG and HUGE too

Thanks, I had surmised that’s what happened. Appreciate the confirmation. What a Charlie Foxtrot that became.

It’s also cut at the 4’ mark since that’s the width of a full sheet. All they had to do was slap in a new one, mud and paint.

Exactly. My parents home looked just like this.

They still used it years after Katrina. I go inside of it and they have a room with computer and what not, and I found a lot of CD labeled from 2012-2014

@@gonfreecs-uu7id that’s more than likely because they used it for storage at one point, that and like others have said they likely have intended to reuse the building but it all fell through shortly after due to the costs.

Good reason to try and stay out of the system as hard as it may be.

My god mate, that’s quite a story. Thanks for sharing and I hope you’re far away from that hell and doing better now. Experiences like that never truly leave you.

@@robertlawler1387 Like never using any wifi without direct written authorization, as technically that is a crime, my example is extreme, but I don't believe the torture and mistreatment of humans because they fucked up, unless they're unrecoverable, which I only suspect only 100 out of the billions of humans that have existed. 99.9999% of those within the American prison system don't "deserve" to be there.

Man Jefferson Parish is garbage. Especially their justice system. They only wanna put people in jail

Im an ex inmate and this is my biggest fear is getting abandoned and lost in the system! I changed my ways and still in the last steps to clearing out the last bit of the bs you have to deal with b4 theyll let you go!

Maybe start voting differently and you'll see some changes.

Hearing about corruption and the Uncompassionate treatment of less fortunate Citizens is shown here...Prisons in America are Inhumane, to Numerous for next to nothing crimes..Abandoned left to their own demise. Katrina should clearly show what Corruption exists, and still does...I send good vibes and Hope to those who got through this terrible time..To those Who lost Loved Ones, Compassion, Justice and hopefully light within your lives still shine...Great Work again from you Dudes keep it up ..🙏🏻😇🙏🏿 .

​@@airplanegodYa Right.

@@billweisman7146 That's a lot to type just to say NOTHING of substance.

Sadly I believe that city is plagued with demons from all the black magic and voodoo that goes very deep in history!

Someone crown that man.

Never underestimate people living in captivity. They're very resourceful. I would love an interview with that man.

@@homunculusSZN He was fighting for survival, but that doesn't necessarily make him a good man. There were a lot of genuinely violent criminals being housed there.

@@jacksyoutubechannel4045there is a difference between jail and prison this was a city jail and a lot of inmates in there where low level criminals meaning if u got in a bar fight the night before you where in there. 517 inmates died and you have the nerve to comment some shit like this SHAME ON YOU

I’m in tears. As someone who’s formerly incarcerated, we take care of one another. That’s it- period. I never felt a sense of community stronger than I felt in jail. My 14 months incarcerated was more enjoyable than my 18 months in law school

It was you huh?

Laffin @@Sincewayback1997 is Rabbite !! 😜

@@Sincewayback1997 it was me I was making a samwitch

Timestamp?

@@kidvex5741 18:25

Taking better care of their fellow humans than all the people who were supposed to care for them combined.

I’m not getting how in the middle of that crisis the first thing on some of their minds was raping other men?????

@@dee8076 Some men don't belong in society.

@@dee8076 Either they were pedos/rapists or perhaps for some people it was something like the USS Indianapolis disaster. Some combination of near death, high stress, lack of food and water.

@@dee8076 they're not human

I mean 1 can avoid such conditions by not breaking the law. I rather risk them staying locked up vs letting them out to commit other crimes. #ItIsWhatItIs

@@famousamoso7 how many people died because they were still awaiting trial, or because they committed Petty crimes that hurt nobody? Just because somebody's made a mistake doesn't mean they deserve to be seen as less than human. For some of those people, I.e the pedophiles and murderers, I would say that that death was very fitting. But for the rest of them, that blatant disrespect for the loss of their lives in such a heinous way is absolutely disturbing. This isn't the Old testament. We don't just line criminals up and stone them to death, because most people recognize that many people who have taken a wrong path still have potential to learn and change and be a benefit to this world. #ItIsWhatItIs

@@jfuller1722 well said jerika! People like Steven should pray that they and their loved ones are never in a position to be seen and treated as less than human because of their circumstances. SMH some people have no empathy

@@Rose-jr5eu don’t break the law🤷

@@braxtonwilson1666 How thick is your skull? Not everyone in this facility had even gotten their day in court and could have easily been innocent. Not to mention the children. And even for the ones who had been convicted, they received their sentence and were serving it, and it didn't include being abandoned and left to drown, starve, get heat stroke, etc. Nowhere is death a sentence for nonpayment of a fine or petty theft. Get real. But im sure you're one of those who thinks inmates shouldn't be allowed to retain any basic human rights.

Where did you read them

@@A.HoneyBear277check the pinned comment or video description for links

They should , maybe they can repay Society for the heart ache

@@mikeg7409 we dont know what they did, but abandoning inmates during a hurricane has to be one of the most repugnant things I've heard

@@alienreprisal692 what would you have done, release them back into society?

@@imthechamp101 move them to a different facility??

CO's are generally too poor for the police academy, and too dumb for private security. Pair that with poorly-behaved inmates (having urine and feces thrown at you, et cetera) and not being armed (inmates run prisons now since staff don't have any firearms). The average CO is one bad day away from ending up on the other side of the bars.

Damn i want to see it at night

Go get that chair, its worth thousands!

Are the police strict about people going inside?

@@Brimannn1 it is?

@@McRemmyBaby hundreds like $300-$400 and that payphone is another $200.00

We have the highest incarnation rates of the developed world, some of the old slave plantations are stilling running with forced prison labor. Freedom in America isn't for all.

Most prisons in the US are for profit. Which means the inmates get the bare minimum. Don't let the US fool you. Prisons are garbage here. They just recently shut one down that was outside & the prisoners slept in tents in over 110°f weather.

Even though America is wealthy doesn't mean ppl living in America are wealthy. Many ppl here are poor and look at how America got wealthy? Stealing from all the so called 3rd world countries

And the public were never told this...not until weeks after it happened. Louisiana is one of the poorest states but that doesn't mean we deserve to die. I'll never forget laying out in that heat... that humidity with no water.. no food.. for 2 days... some of our farm animals drank that water and died after a few days. Our wells were full of this water.. the water had chemicals and sewage that burned the skin. I kept my insulin cool by burying it in the ground as I was type 1 diabetic. i had just turned 17 on aug 3rd when this happened. do you know who got to us first? The Mexican army... the flipping Mexican army!! Because our national guard was being held back... I can't tell you the people who died from the lack of water and extreme heat... my mom being a nurse practitioner did her best to save everyone. Our area wasn't under mandatory evacuation so many of us stayed behind to help everyone. As much as media tried to make it a racist, it was the poor that suffered.

yep those are our brave cops...... protect and serve(yourself). back the blue, till it happens to you folks

Blame god for the hurricane , I've been a prisoner myself in several prisons and 2 different county jails. If I was a guard I would abandon the prisoners immediately during such a hurricane.. That prison waa full of murderers an other violent criminals. Areas like new Orleans isn't filling there facilities up will j walkers , they can't even afford to hold the violent folks , let alone petty criminals.

Why are you feeling sorry for prisoners who hurt people ?

@@8213apice not every prisoner has committed a violent or victim-filled crime

@@8213apice they are still human beings.

Kudos to your brother for making it out alive. God bless him.

Wow I can't believe that garbage sheriff had been around for so long

May God continue to protect and bless you, your brother and your family!

Glad you're doing better now.

Sheriff is a P.O.S!!

I wonder where they all are now and what changes they went through after getting out of that prison. God can do wonderful things even in horrible situations such as that. Turning what the enemy meant for evil into something good.

Yea this world is a cold and dark place, it is really sad they had to live through that experience. Some places should have never been this being one of them.

Don't be a criminal and go to jail and you won't have to worry...

@@mr.b3132 Some people are innocent when they are sent to jail. Then not every person is a thug, some just wrote hot checks or stole cigarettes. Not exactly hardcore criminals.

@@christins.1481 if you are in jail it’s because you were found guilty, if not would be in county lockup

Damn that's dope you knew that

wow, that you did notice that fact!! 👍👍

Indeed

There's a line between serving out a punishment for a crime and being treated like less than an animal. It's a disgusting embarrassment that this country is content to blur it.

You mean treated like a murder victim? I agree to an extent, but some of these people killed or violated helpless people. They may have just gotten a taste of what their victims went though while they took their last breaths because of some of these people. It's all relative, right?

@@ElbowDeepInAHorse what's disgusting is how some people feel more passionately about those that have no respect for life, while having no respect for life.

@@manchieros No one speaks of the elderly left to die in the nursing homes that were not evacuated

Bro my heart dropped 😭

Yeah, very sad.

Makes me want to cry and scream in anger why should it have to be like this

Take him in.

I think it was actually a woman, they just changed the pitch of her voice. Addiction knows no bounds.

It's almost like people in prison aren't all raving animals that just want to kill and rape everything in their path, like they are still human or something idk, strange right?

@@NudeSophist I never said that. I was going to add to my comment that not all prisoners are bad people unlike how they’re shown in media in many cases, but it would make my comment too long. It should be obvious not all prisoners are bad people. Some are people who were defending themselves or the ones they loved or people who are misunderstood.

@@morgue.n444 I don't think it's obvious to most people, as a country we demonize and villify anyone who gets caught up in the justice system. We want revenge on the people we perceive as hurting others more than we want a functional society and so things play out in the predictiably fucked up way that they do. Sure it SEEMS obvious that we need to move past our animalistic bloodlust in order to attain a better world, but in reality most people are all too happy to hear that rapists, murders, and violent criminals are having the same if not worse done to them in prison. We take the violent environments that exist in the most downtrodden parts of the country and transfer them to a place where us "civilized" folk don't have to see them, because really we are afraid that in seeing those violent people pushed to the edge of morality by their circumstances, we will see ourselves. Its more satisfying to all of our innate animal instincts to effectively torture the people who infringe societies rules than it is to try to understand why they did so and correct it in a humane way, if at all. I mean what do we actually do to make sure your average criminal doesn't commit a crime again? We ruin their chances at getting work, we introduce them to career criminals that know just how to mold them into one of their own, or we bill them so they are even more desperate. The system wants these things to happen cause it justifies its own existence, its a neverending loop of human suffering and the worst part is that its exactly what most people want.

@@morgue.n444 Sorry for the rant, I am not trying to impune you as an individual, but rather explain the broader context of the topic so you might see why my initial comment had a snarky edge to it. Im sure your heart is in the right place.

@@NudeSophist it is (my heart being in the right place), I try to see the good in all people unless they’re just like like, plain evil, as in they don’t care about literally anybody else other than themselves… like they’re completely okay with hurting others just for their gain. I’m sorry, but as I’ve been busy lately I can’t read your previous comment, but I understand what you mean that to many it isn’t obvious that not all prisoners are bad people, unfortunately 😞 but, you know… if the world were good it would be obvious. Idk I just wish more people wouldn’t think so negatively. I really try to look for all the good in the world, and it’s hard for me to imagine having such a negative mindset that all those who are in prison are just flat-out terrible people when so many of those people are good people :( And yeah I also understand why in your first reply you were a bit snarky, but tbh I’m just a highly sensitive person so I felt a little upset (at first) as I myself wouldn’t think something so negative as what you mentioned, but again I understand you now so I’m not mad ☺️ sorry I’m pretty tired right now so I can’t give like the *best* explanation for what I mean but I hope you understand what I mean to say. Have a great rest of your week :)

For the most part I would agree but anyone who molested or assaulted children should have been left in the basement level.

@@johnwymer1215 UR GOT DAMN MOTHA FUCCN RITE BRO !!! THEM TYPES OF PRISONERS DON'T EVEN DESERVE THAT LEVEL OF TREATMENT, BELOW THE BASEMENTS FLOORS N THE DIRT 6FT DEEPS IZ WHERE THEY BELONG... ND STUPID DUMB BIG MAD RESPECT 2DA INMATES WHO STOOD 2GATHER N THAT HORRIBLE SITUATION ND INSTEAD OF "EVERY MAN 4 HIMSELF" LIKE THE MAJORITY DID, THEY BANDED 2GATHER 2 PROTECT THE MINORS (UNDER 18) FROM THE PEDOPHILES AND CHILD MOLESTERS ALIKE THAT PROBABLY 1ST THING WENT THRU THEIR MINDS WAS "HOW CAN I GET 2 THEM", N IF ANY DID MAKE IT 2 THEIR LOCATIONS, I HOPE THEY WERE MET WITH UNSPEAKABLE VIOLENCE BY THE PRISONERS WHO STAYED 2 PROTECT THEM, AND THAT THEY DIDNT LEAVE THAT PRISON ON THEIR OWN 2 FEET, BUT WERE CARRIED OUT N BODY BAGS.

Everybody wanna be a gangsta

i thought the same thing they should’ve evacuated them to the roof possibly somewhere where they would be safe rather than to drown in a crowded prison in the dark

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I'm over in Mississippi and frequent New Orleans. If another Katrina hit, I wouldn't be surprised if that was pretty much it for most of the southern parts of our states.

I live in Lafayette and it was well-known for YEARS that if a hurricane ever hit New Orleans it would be underwater. The city government did not take adequate precautions on a criminally negligent scale.

New Orleans area resident, you are 100% correct. Look at what happened with Ida and that was a major wind even more than anything for New Orleans and the surrounding area.

I realize you may like Louisiana for whatever reason, but, it sounds like you ought to move quite a bit north! Far enough that a hurricane couldn’t reach ya. Out of Louisiana at least.

@@EphemeralProductions Nah. This is my roots and where my family is. We trace as far back as the first Roma Gyspies and French Acadian settlers of Central Louisiana. There is just something about the culture here that I've never found anywhere else traveling the USA. The entirety of the Gulf Coast is at risk, but we can't all leave. 💚⚜💜

Wow. I hope everyone is relatively okay now.

How is your dad?

He black?

Why anyone of common sense lives in Louisiana is beyond me. It’s the worst literally the worst! Move to Alabama, Mississippi, or Texas way better.

The Mayor also messed up big time

@@kellysaunooke740 the way the whole thing was handled was and is a big mess

I watched a tv show called American greed the mayor was stealing money

I was going to say something about that. That was a full “um excuse me but WHAT” face

That's the look of "Damn. I forgot all about the Prisoners ".

Nothing compared to 10s or 100s of thousands of residents dying by being shoved together in nursing homes due to COVID when it started and the guy who was responsible for it got off scot free. It was "sexual harassment" that removed him, but they'll never see a day in jail. How many grandmothers, grandfathers, died because of the negligence?

@@compmanio36 And what's worse is that it never gets mentioned what he did and thus, most people don't even know about it. We know what you did Cuomo.

@@fiverZ As well as Whitmer (Michigan), Wolfe (Pennsylvania), and Murphy (New Jersey).

@@compmanio36 You are exaggering like big time. 10s to 100s of thousands? It has a 0.2% death ratio. calm down lmao.

@@fiverZ The media will always cover for their political masters. They know not to bite the hand that feeds them. We want justice, we'd better be ready to start taking it for ourselves.

Yep, we def need more virtue signaling for issues people don't actually care to do anything about except use it to act like a good person.

@@AUZlE I believe in clemency, due process, and reformation. I’ve donated to bail funds, done canvassing for progressive candidates, and vote in all national, state, and local elections :) I’d hate to not do those things and be a shallow “virtue signaler”. I’m certain your feelings are mutual.

@@ScoutSniperMC Thanks for all of the crime you’re supporting. The citizens who choose not to break the law should not have to suffer.

@@doribellan yes, but say you are 17 due to turn 18 and you are kicked out of your parents house and decide to break into your parents house to retrieve your belongings. This is seen as breaking and entering, you are charged as an adult and recieve an unforgiving sentence of an entire your. This does not sound bad until you realize that they will be treated by inmates and guards as an inferior adult and will be treated as less than human. Subject to the degradation of having to do your business in front of prisoners who did far far worse than you, who won't be getting out anytime soon, and have nothing to lose. You are painfully aware of your own weakness and mortality as someone so young, aware of the fact that some in there are lecherous snakes with a flavour for the young, and also aware that because they committed a crime (however small) the guards are very unlikely to intervene if someone were to have their way with them. Now, tell me, do you think this 17 year old deserved such a torturous, humiliating, and dehumanizing experience because he committed such a petty crime? If you have a modicum if decency, your answer will be no. Yes, some (however few) of the prisoners are cruel and terrible and as such deserve cruel and terrible things to happen to them. But if you speak of not allowing wrongdoing unto innocent people, think about how many prisoners are thrown in jail for petty crimes, think about how many are falsely charged and subject to the same torment. Those people are people's children, parents, lovers, friends, and there are far too individual traumas and backstories to really discern who deserves divine punishment and who does not. We are not fit the play the role of God, for we as humans usually do terrible things with such power, and the Us prison system is proof of that.

@@ariaphne I do agree with some points you made here, but they are unrelated to my comment. Bail funds and recent changes to bail (like not requiring it and releasing people suspected of misdemeanor charges) are not having a positive effect. That’s what I’m referring to. One only needs to see cities such as San Francisco to understand this. The problems with treating those awaiting trial in jail just as other convicted criminals there, need to be fixed. They are innocent until proven guilty and should not be in the same environment as convicted persons. This simply requires abiding by the constitution. Releasing suspected criminals back into society to possibly return for a court date, just like releasing illegal immigrants, undermines our justice system and society that did not commit these crimes.

You are insanely brave. Thank you for sharing your story. ♥️

Another thanks. You sound like a beautiful person

Thanks for sharing that experience, everything about it sounds horrific. Makes me feel fortunate that I was a random 7 year old kid at the time just hearing about the event. Kids like you had to survive it. I can't even imagine being my age back then and having to deal with that.

Damn- that is some deep shit. PTSD from the summer months, I never really considered that but as someone with trauma as well it totally makes sense , and that instant transportation you said about still being able to recall precisely , the sensorium of your home trying to escape … I’m sending you some peaceful vibes from Philadelphia!

💕

What is messed up?

@@JK-cn5fy People in the prison were left behind, to freeze or drown, or die of dehydration, with no regard for their lives, stuck within the cells

@@ungabunga7879 NO THEY WERE NOT. You just made the most tarded comment on all of KZfaq An d it’s impossible to freeze in south Louisiana… especially in July when Katrina hit. 100+ degrees. Why people like you just make totally random stuff up?

@@JK-cn5fy ummm this entire story is heart breaking. these human beings were left behind during a disaster. no matter what they had done during their lifetimes, they did not deserve to be treated this way. if you dont see it, i pity you.

@@meganmystical6840 THEY WERE NOT LEFT BEHIND! They were shipped to Texas. You’re just making stuff up. Get facts before you make uninformed statements. Just google it. Texas was pissed because after the criminals served their term, Texas had to release them onto their streets. Google is free and very easy to use.

I thought the same about those computers. Let's hope someone images them and archives them online.

@@Leurak Oh, that's absolutely not going to happen, I'm afraid...

With all the water and environmental damage, it would be a monumental task - plus it's tech that's _at least_ 17 years out of date (probably a lot older), so finding anything you can even hook up to it would be quite a task, let alone find software to interpret the data. But hey, they are just sitting there in the open, so if you know anyone near New Orleans who would be willing to try... Well, assuming they didn't take magnets to the PCs before abandoning the place.

Historians, dude do you even know what that means.

I was going to quote that, but I'll upvote your comment instead.

Was about to post this quote as well. Its sadly so true for the US...

John Cusak said that once….Colm Meany didn’t seem moved…

Go the third world or south American prisons Love the USA

@@nickcancelliere5638 not as much as America loves planting coup attacks on your government’s and causing chaos

There are some crimes that make you less then human. Like leaving a 10 year old boy alone in a prison full of rapist and murders. The person who made that call should be in prison for the rest of his life. Not to mention all the people in there for petty crime or innocent without a trial. Despicable!!

This is what college is so important imo.

Did your course also delve into the systemic racism which is such a major factor in the school-to-prison pipeline?

Damn that’s some good stuffff

everybody in New Orleans was a drug dealer that's why they were in a city prison lol

Google his name, He’s dead now, Karma is a bitch.

@@petecosburn I looked it up and it seems the pos got what he deserved.

@@KB-ke3fi not true

It kinda is, but keeping the generators hidden is common, and being totally fair even if the generators where outdoors they still probably would have failed just due to the amount of flood water, and the one thing i will say is that most places in new orleans didnt expect what happened because katrina wasnt that bad when it made landfall, the big issue was that the levies failed and the pump stations around the town clogged up or failed causing the water to just come right in.

@@compzac a common thing here in the Houston area where it floods often is to put them several floors up in the parking garage but that probably wasn’t possible here as I don’t see a garage unless it was demolished.

@@compzac the pumping stations in the city have ALWAYS been trash. Incompetent and corrupt leadership lining their pockets have left the regular citizens to fend for themselves

Yeah, what the fuck? How are there 10 year olds in a prison?

just stick with 'pc gaming' then. lol. it all isn't as 'scary' as it's made out to be lol. 'drug dealers' generally are quite normal business people that just operate in a field that just so happens to have some totalitarian regimes mess with their business. (maybe thats why they are in it, cuz that kinda increases the profit margin - but otherwise not any different than let's say, selling car parts or running a supermarket chain ;). as for 'murderers'. well. i guess they come in 2 editions. the one that just had to murder his ex-wife for messing with him, (hey, that can happen to anyone ay ;) and the ones that kinda do it for fun whenever they get the opportunity. that last kind probably would not be in such a facility :P

Many states have the legal age young offenders can be put into general population as low as 8 years old. There's still around 4,500 youths in adult prisons in the US, and around 10,000 in adult jails. Many are 13 years old, and most states consider 14 years old the age juveniles are legally treated as adults in the US courts. Those inmates aged 10 years old were likely some of the 16,000 or so youths currently in various facilities awaiting trials, and haven't been sentenced for crimes yet. So where they can be detained until trial varies from state to state.

@@PerMortensen because it’s for everyone even juveniles

Btw that’s just your country most other developed countries , don’t put 10-17 year olds with adults in prison , as it’s welfare hazard , how can somebody ensure the safety of a ... child in a prison , please don’t be stupid no place puts kids in general populations in prisons with men I mean unless the kid has shot up a school or something or done something in line with a terrorist then they’ll probably go to Guantanamo bay lmao, if the kid has a mental problem , they’ll be put through tests to see if they’re actually crazy or putting it on ..if they are , they’re given the help they need which usually consists of therapy etc and they get locked away, there are separate places for children aged 10-18 a juvenile detention center aka a kids prison , kids aren’t out in adult prisons like women are put in men’s prisons , do your research before putting something stupid

Greetings! My family was from Natchitoches. My grandma lived on Bird Ave. 😁

Chicago is the only place that's worse.

they shot anyone that didnt walk in a straight line. the prison system in north la went wayyyyy down after that

Minority run city ….. go figure 🤔

@@johnberry2877 There's corruption on both sides, pleaseee stop perpetuating the divide our Country has faced.

I think given the history of this country when it comes to sending aid to other counties in a timely matter when something hits, its fair to say they treated everyone in New Orleans so very badly and inhumanely to the point of shame. Other counties wanted to send aid but they were tuned down. If this country was going to do nothing then they should have let the others help.

Rapists, murderers, baby killers, pedophiles etc are not human. We should k!ll em all

@@rawdawgg_ said by someone advocating for murder lol

@@giftedandblack494 my thoughts exactly, during the fires in Greece some u.s aid was sent. However during Katrina no foreign aid was recieved?

That would be very scary being in a cell & not knowing what is happening or anything. How could all the guards leave, terrible plan.

Xanax is a controlled substance. Paying for a ticket understandable, Xanax no

Where do you go to prison for an unpaid ticket? Jail maybe, but not prison

@@burntearth85 that's exactly what happemed to a ton of folks at OPP.

@Dan T prison is for long term inmates. Do they keep pre-trial there too?

Now I’m going to be looking for these chairs 👀

The most disturbing part is a good number WEREN'T criminals, they were in custody waiting for their day in court!

@@repatch43 that’s so sad!!! 😞

For the most part those that remained in N.O. during Katrina, were neglected, and went thru hell. Stuff of nightmares

Then please house as many as you can in YOUR home!

@@reginafontenot600 The usual cliché comment from people who have a potato instead of brains inside their head...

poorly handled? It was a freaking CAT 5 hurricane. Obviously you don't know what that is.

@@KB-ke3fi No obviously you don't know what went on. I remember when Katrina came through and I remember the piss poor job the Governor did. I remember hearing how the levees won't break, how they will hold and do their job, how there was nothing to worry about. And you know what happened? The levees broke because they were not properly taken care of and a great deal of people died from something that was unavoidable if they just told them to evacuate and if they had evacuated the jails and other buildings. But they didn't. So yes, it was poorly handled.

@@KB-ke3fi it was terribly handled are you serious

God sees all

@@KB-ke3fi It was terribly handled but pretty much everyone who went through this were OK with the way it was handled because they continued to vote these people in again.

yeah that caught my ear as well, like why the fuck did they house kids that young together with adults???

@Cal not true

The kids were scattered all over ccc mostly on the lower floors 10th 11th floor was all red band killas and rapests were and they were gettin ready to ship out to angola hunts and the feds it was basically an hub c.c.c h.o.d o.p.p were hubs

Some people are born without empathy and no therapy or love will stop them hurting others.

No chance

That’s Crazy !

@@alocworld.1688 A

I don't blame you. My heart feels for you. I live north of the Twin Spans. The people on the overpasses is what opened my eyes to the wrongdoing of the government officials, city, state, and national. I don't think you can find news footage of it now. And I couldn't find anyone else that remembered seeing it. Helicopters flying over them every day, giving them hope, but then not stopping. I can't remember which overpass, but it was near Tulane. I remember 5 days, every day, they flew over. I cried every day, while ranting about how inhumane and the injustice. I hate that time, does not fix wrongdoing. The politicians will never be held accountable.

I live in Upstate New York, far away from New Orleans. I was only 13 when Katrina hit, and even as a young child I didn’t think that they did a very good job of warning citizens how bad the storm would be. There was no time to get out before the devastation and it really scared me knowing that many didn’t or couldn’t get out. I’m so sorry that this happened to you and I truly hope that you have grown from the trauma of the experience. I can’t even imagine.

Thank you for sharing your story despite such an traumatizing experience. It blows my mind of the delayed reponse .

Beat me to it!

Why would you think they were going to replace drywall? The prison was immediately closed! I think the scrappers cut it for easy access to the copper.