Haha! I gotta admit, I was too busy keeping an eye on that female jailer who was giving me the stink-eye and that other fella chained to the bar to really look around for outlets. He wasn't nearly as nice as the guy GC and I rode down there with.
Worked in 2 counties, NO outlets in cells. Everything had to run on batteries.
From what I have heard, prison has ALOT more "freedoms" than county jail.
I know this will be hard to believe, but I wasn't always the fine upstanding citizen sheep dawg that I am now.
I spent some time in Skogee County no-tell-motel back in 97-98
Let me tell you, That life SUCKS.
The only thing i got out of it, besides realizing straight and narrow was the only way,
was a boatload of crazy stories, in which time is erroding from my memory.
I thank God daily for helping me back up on the right path.
When I have a bad day, no matter how bad it is, all I have to do think back a spell, and my day instantly gets better.
I know this will be hard to believe, but I wasn't always the fine upstanding citizen sheep dawg that I am now.
I spent some time in Skogee County no-tell-motel back in 97-98
Let me tell you, That life SUCKS.
The only thing i got out of it, besides realizing straight and narrow was the only way,
was a boatload of crazy stories, in which time is erroding from my memory.
I thank God daily for helping me back up on the right path.
When I have a bad day, no matter how bad it is, all I have to do think back a spell, and my day instantly gets better.
The only outlets available in the Ok county jail are the two in the day room. DOC floors have a microwave plugged into one and the other is for IF/when they can cut hair with some worn out clippers.
Its jail, very FEW accomodations for these fellas
Its jail, very FEW accomodations for these fellas
Some people live a lifestyle I simply do not understand.
No outlets in Oklahoma County jail for inmates to use. Everything is battery powered.
I can tell you for a fact that the Oklahoma County cells do not have outlets. I don't recommend staying there.
This is an understatement if ever there was one.
Everytime we pull chain at the Hughes County jailhouse, the convicts are all hootin' and hollerin' and high-fivin' one another as if we were going to Disneyland or something.
Why? Because like Reddog said - there are ALOT more freedoms in prison than there is at the county jail.
There's yard time, exercise facilities, canteen, more drugs and booze slippin' in, sex with new partners - you name it.
Of course, the Hughes County slammer is one of the oldest in the state. It is underneath the courthouse with no daylight whatsoever. It could be raining, snowing or a pretty summer day and you wouldn't have a clue if you were locked up.
And no, there are no outlets inside the cells. Just outside in the runs.
