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Yes Warden.

Police captain Moore: Kevin. Hey, you good?

Rookie Guard Jackson: Yes sir. I even hit the gate.

Moore: Yeah, that’s right. That’s right. Listen, your training was too accelerated. We all know it. The staff here. DOC. But we bled so much in the riot.

Jackson: I’m happy to be here, sir. Happy to serve.

Moore: Yeah. Your family in corrections?

Jackson: Incarcerated, sir, where I’m from.

Moore: Listen, so you’re good with what you witnessed?

Jackson: I seen people die before.

Moore: Yeah. I was told that you tried to — you tried to help the inmate.

Jackson: It wasn’t a whole lot I could do.

Moore: No. It wasn’t. Don’t — don’t ever do that again, son. Ever.

Jackson: Yes, yes sir.

Moore: It won’t be the last time you’ll experience that violence. But it will be the last time you offer aid before the seniors secure and you have backup. You’re lucky to be going home. You hear what I’m saying?

Jackson: Yes Warden.

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