Locked In with Ian Bick - Rikers Island CO Reveals CRAZIEST Stories From America’s Most Dangerous Jail

Episode Date: August 28, 2025

Leroy Ebron is back for his 6th and final episode of Locked In with Ian Bick — and he’s saving the wildest Rikers Island stories for last. As a former correction officer on one of the most notorious jail complexes in America, Leroy has spent his career in the middle of chaos: riots, gang wars, and the day-to-day madness of life inside Rikers. #RikersIsland #PrisonStories #CorrectionsOfficer #JailStories #LockedInWithIanBick #PrisonLife #COStories #LeroyEbron #truecrimepodcast Follow Leroy Ebron's YouTube Show here: https://www.youtube.com/@LeroyEbronHouse If you want more stories from Leroy check out our past episodes here: 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Km9Q7ED-WU 2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIyagmqDFJw 3.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nj8xxxMOlsQ 4. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lf7QvSQ1k5c 5. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEXhToIoT28 Hosted, Executive Produced & Edited By Ian Bick: https://www.instagram.com/ian_bick/?hl=en https://ianbick.com/ Presented by Tyson 2.0 & Wooooo Energy: https://tyson20.com/ https://woooooenergy.com/ Use code LOCKEDIN for 20% OFF Wooooo Energy Buy Merch: http://www.ianbick.com/shop Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction & Leroy Ebron's Return 01:21 Promoting Leroy's New Channel 02:45 Audience Feedback & Story Authenticity 03:55 Wild Stories from the Bing in the 80s 05:23 Mouse Pets and Prison Life Memories 06:51 Legendary Inmates & Prison Culture 09:07 Girls' Prison Fights & Shocking Incidents 15:55 Female Officers and Prisoner Reactions 18:34 Encounters with Giant COs & Inmates 24:03 The 500lb Inmate Saga 31:06 Mess Hall Madness & Standing Up to Brass 36:46 Fight Nights, Boxing Gloves & Discipline 43:05 Helping Inmates & Old Prison Stories 47:06 Full Circle Moments After Prison 48:21 The Russian Inmate & TV Room Drama 52:54 Lessons on Respect & Prison Justice 56:04 Grand Finale & Farewell Powered by: Just Media House : https://www.justmediahouse.com/ Creative direction, design, assets, support by FWRD: https://www.fwrd.co Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Like his thing. Dude, my God. What's going on, man? Leroy Ebron, the viral Rikers Island Prison Guard, is back on the show for his grand finale and to promote his new channel that's going to be on his YouTube page. He comes back on the show today to share some great stories from his days, working the Bing at Rikers Island in the 80s. I ask him also if some of these stories are true

and what some of the audience has given feedback, whether the stories are true or not and pushing back on that. And he's just here to, you know, share some more entertaining stories from his time working the Bing. So without further ado, guys, Leroy E. Braun, in the house.

Leroy Ebron, Mr. Buttass himself is back. Podossi. Budass and Podosy. Do you see. Yeah. It's been over a year now since you went viral for it. What was that? Last March or April.

Yeah. Yeah. In 2024, last time you were here was December. We put out that last episode. Yeah. Part five. This is part six. Yes.

Our big finale episode for everyone. We wanted you to come back on one. It's been so long. Yes. But two, we want to tell our audience that you have your own channel. I got comments all the time. People saying, When you bring an Ebron back, when you're bringing him back, he started his own channel.

And you're going to be posting content there. Tell people the name of it. And we'll also have the link in the description of the episode too. Okay. The name is called Leward Ebron's House. You know, Leweyraebron's House. On YouTube? You're going to be telling stories.

I'll be telling stories and stuff and different skits you're going to see. Yeah. And you already launched it a few months ago. I know you took a little time off. Yes. It was doing pretty well. Yeah, it was pretty well. I was doing pretty well.

So you're going to have regular content coming in there. Yeah, I'm going to have readily content. And, you know, they keep getting rid of me, but he's not. It's not about getting rid of it. No, I don't know. I'm just playing with you. My format is, you know, interviewing people not. I've never had a guest come on this many times like you.

Yes, yes. And people want to hear different things. It's more of like my format is you go through the person's life story. Yeah. You hear about their life and how they turned it around. We kind of already did that with you the first episode. But everyone loved you so much. Yes.

We brought you back all these times. But now, you know, you're going on to do your own stuff and build your channel. Yeah, he's trying to teach me, y'all. He's teaching me. Yeah, but people love you. We get comments all the time. But then there's also people that think that your stories are fake. Right.

There are a lot of comments that say that. But, look, them are the ones that ain't been in jail. But Leroy, some stories, man, like, what do you think about it? Walking the mice? You did tell you. Oh, yeah. They had, listen, everybody that's been in jail, like in the 80s, y'all know what I'm talking about, like born son and, you know what I'm saying?

I can name, like, Fie, you know, Shaquale, you know what I'm saying? I'm naming certain people, like killer, you know what I'm saying? I got a, you know, Sean Doo, you know what I'm saying, Ron Doo, you know what I'm saying, Joe Allen. I'm naming people that was there, and they're on Facebook now, you know, and these are some well-known and they was there and I'm telling you they have

they sneaker screen wrapped around on my snake that's their pet but Leroy you don't think any of these stories are exaggerated at all I was there but just anything

like that's what people think I'm just going I want to address that what people think like they said if you know you know if you don't you don't but if you know people that have been in jailed

around the 80s and stuff them are like regular stories you know like that So do you think maybe that's the issue that the people saying this doesn't happen think it's current day? You're talking about the 80s back in time. Right, right. Yeah, yeah. I mean, so I've had inmates on that have been at Rikers when you were there.

And about half say your stories are true and about the other half say it never happened, but they didn't encounter you personally. Right. They wasn't there. And then most of the guards are kind of 50-52. Yeah, yeah. See, you got to be there. See, we was there when jail was real. You know what I'm saying?

now they're in there where their hands are tied, they got nothing to do and you got to remember, when you in the Bing locked in 23 hours a day you got nothing else to do you don't have a friend so if you see that mice run across yourself you know what I'm saying

oh shit I'm gonna catch that and yo they catch them they catch him got a little sneaker screen wrapped around his neck and stuff and they actually we have him on the radiator because they know when he's coming out the hole

because cells are connected through the radiator and he'll come out the hole and he gives the mice something so he can run through the hole and give it to the next dude. So that was a pet. So you're saying as soon as they see the mice or the mouse Yeah. They lasso it

or what do they do? Lassow it? Yeah, they grab that sucker. They're crazy. They put it out of shoelace. All right, so let's talk about the shoelace. Go ahead. When I was in solitary in federal prison. We had no shoelies. See, it's different in the 80s. See? But in the 80s, they had everything. They had their clothes.

You know what I'm saying? They had everything but commissary. Everything but food. So they had actual shoe strings. They had shoe screens when I first started. Yes. They weren't worried about inmates hanging it up or anything with that. Well, at the time, back in the 80s, it was just crazy all over. You know what I'm saying? So they didn't pay debt, no mind, till later, to late 90s. You know, late 90s. That's when it became an issue, you know, with the sneaker screen, and then they're giving them patakis and all that. But back in the 80s, they had everything. They closed and they sell and everything.

So what are you thinking when you're walking by a cell and you see an inmate just walking the mouse? Yo, it's out of his mind, kid, out of his minds. You know what I'm saying? For real. And then they know, I don't like mice, so they'd be like, you're going to look. I mean, you know, stop playing me. Stop playing. You know what I said? And you know where they live at? Back then they had these sneakers.

So he'll let them live in their sneakers. They put food in their sneakers. And that's the mouse home, like cat or something. That was their pet. I guess you had to be there to live through this, right? I'm telling you. I'm telling you. I have to be there, man.

I still think my favorite story of yours is the butt-ass story. Oh, the butt-ass. You just saw that. just saw that emotion, you know. And for anyone that doesn't know what we were talking about, the very first episode that Leroy came on, you got to check out that episode. This was last year, and he told such an emotional story about what happens in a girl's prison, what that smells like.

That, I tell you, it hits you like, boom. Joe, Eon, just imagine. You don't want that blood pad in your face. They said, what they said, why he's talking like that? he's real again. I'm a slop, just bloody pad all over his face. I was like, yeah, I just started. I'm a brand new officer, Skybrook.

I backed behind the captain. You know that record? You better hold the knee and to fold up. No win to hold up. No win to back up. No win to run. Hey, I'm right behind the captain. For real.

Yo, they was for real. They can't, yo, when the females fight is a real captain. fight. You got a good female fight story? Oh, man, listen. Give us your best one. The best one.

That was the day I was there. And we was walking through the corridor. And females was fighting. Captains was right there. And all of a sudden, I heard a commotion. And, man, I don't like to say this, but she was a big, my girl-looking, a roller-looking one.

Woke-up. And it was a light-skinned girl. And they went at it, and the light-skinned girl, like the only ear, and the Doddsky girl had that brillo pad here, you know what I'm saying? And I mean, when they was fighting, yo, when they pulled their hair, you can hear it like, you know what I'm saying? Like they're trying to pull a scalp out.

Like, give up my hip, get up my hair, get up my hair, get up my headpin. Yo, eon. And they didn't stop there. They were scratching, blood was all over their face and stuff like that. and the captains that stood there and said, stop fighting. Stop fighting.

I'm like, yo, you're not going to break this up. Yo, I'm telling you, I think the girls fight works it in there. The men,

the damage they did to each other, man. You know what I'm saying? For real, man, it's no joke. Then you got the titties all hanging out, blah, blah,

blah, like it's like, dude, dude, oh my God. Yo, what's going on, man?

I mean, yo, come on, Nah, man. Pit me with the men any day. Females, I don't want the job. I don't want it. I don't want it, man. Because the smell, man.

Come on, y'all. It hits you like. Come on, y'all, man. We don't want you crying again, Lee. No, not, Belmont Avenue. If you were Belmont Avenue in Brooklyn back in the 80s and 90s, they got a fish market. Or they said, Fort of them,

in the Bronx. Yo, fish market. Oh, my God. Eon. Terrible. Produce. You know what? Producee is ass and pussy.

That's why I say podossi. Everybody want to know what that is. It's ass and pussy. You know what I said? But the worst thing that I seen, and that ain't the words, I'm talking about out in my being, guys in there was losing their mind

That's why we don't want females work to being because they have no respect for the females. Now, certain females officers that I know, they know not to mess with it. They won't mess with them. But they know who to mess with it. It makes you know who to mess with. That's number one. So when you get somebody that they don't care about, we don't want them to work down there. We tell the captain, captain, me, my partner, Richbury, Martin, you know, Wilson, you know, Nelson.

You know what I'm saying? We'd be like, yo, slowly. We'd be like, nah, none of them, you know, Catino and all us. We'd like, now we don't want nothing to them, man. You know? Why? This is why.

Female walked down the tear. Everybody on the gate. Everybody on the gate. We got one. This girl got a ass like, but do they're a ptala. And you, you don't. don't want her down here because it's shaking bake all together.

You don't want it. I'm telling you. You don't want it. And she, we tell it, listen, you don't have to work down the tear. We got you. No, no. I want to do it. I want to do it.

We're like, oh, God, we're going to have a problem now. She goes down the tear. Now, once you go down that tear, you already know, Eon. Once the officers go down the tear, they got to take account. And they'll be announced, yo, we got one. she goes to take a count and she's going 01, 02, 1, 2, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

and by the time she gets the 6th, she forgot her count. She don't mess up, you know why? They all got their penis out like this. See, they got their dick out like that, they penis out like this. And she's like, what's wrong with these guys? Everybody's on their bed with their dick out.

They penis, boom. And she said, oh, I'll come back. I'm like, what happened? I got to, they're asking stupid. I got to take another count. She come back. She started, she made it to 14 cell. And then she said, oh, man, I messed up.

I got to take another count. Because all the guys got their johnson out. They got their johnson out. And she said, what's wrong with the guys? We told you we didn't want you here. So one of the dudes was like, I just want to taste it. I just want to smell it. She said, I'll be back for you.

I'll be back for you. So we said, we told you don't go down there. So she finally gets the count right. And she said, what's wrong with these guys? I'm like, listen, they end up being. We told you don't go down. These guys is, you know, off the hook. You know, you give them more big days.

They don't care. They see you, they're going to beat you. What do you mean? They're going to beat you. Do we have to explain it to you? We got a song for it. How we beat off. How we beat off.

And she was like, that's disgusting. This is why we told you don't go down to 10. So she said, but this thing is sick sale. I got to go down there. I got to say something to him. He really disrespect me. So I said, what did he do? She said, he busts.

What, he busts. He busts a nut. He busted. Oh, oh, oh, I was like, oh, my God. She said, no, no, no, I got something for him. I got something for his ass. I'm like, oh, God, we told her don't go down there. She goes down there to his gate.

And she said, crack his cell. He's like, oh, man, she's going to start to crack his cell. I said, well, you want to crack his cell? So I told my partner, go around with him, man. Pornner walked with him. He come out. He's like, you're Ebron. What's up?

What's up, man? She's going to violate me? She said, no, she just wanted to talk to you. She won't talk to me? She want to talk to you in the day room. Why got I going to deal? She just want to talk to you, don't know. We're going to be there.

We're going to make sure you go, you know? I email, I'm telling you. She violates. She's going to get it. She said, okay. She come out to cell. Excuse me. He comes out to cell.

He walks down. She and the day room waiting for him. So you know the benches in the day room, they're a bench. Four across, right? So she's sitting down in the bench and we're like, let this chick up to. So we're standing by the door, you know, and let them talk. So he comes in there.

He wants to make sure he ain't set up, so he's looking around. So I said, no, you're good. She said, you want to talk to me? Hey, don't worry about it. So he goes to sit next to her. She said, don't sit next to me. Sit across from me. Like you eat and child, you know how you're sitting across with each other?

So he goes and sit on the other bench, but he didn't got his legs inside the bench. He's sitting on the side. She said, no, pitch your legs inside the bench, like I got it. She's like, say, all right. So he got his leg in the bench. And she's talking to him. Now, why you had to violate me like that? What did I ever do to you for you to be nasty and bust like that?

Would you do that to yourself? sister. He's just looking at him like, man, I ain't got time for this shit, man. You, Eben, what she's he talking about? She don't know what she at? So she said, yeah, I know where I'm at, but do you know where you at? He said, yeah, I know. I'm in the Bing. You can't do nothing to me. And she looked like she was scratching the back of the young, like that. She was talking to him, and I ain't paying that no mind. I'm just looking at him because he's looking at me like.

So he said, you finish? She said not yet She started to get up She said now I'm finished with you And she put her hand in his face And he was like Yo What the fuck

She had shit on her hand He's Yo He was like Yo he Yo Yo! Yo!

Yo! Yo, she ran out the fucking table She ran out the table I was like What the fuck she did to you? Yo, E-born She violated me She put shit on my nose

She said That's right That's what you get, bitch We were looking at her like And she'd go to the gate And swam the door and walk out the house She didn't even watch her hands She still

She's done with She's got shit on the hands She even wash her head Yeah And this guy He loses his mind He said Y'all put it, I'm a killer

When I, if I see it in the hole I'm a killer I'm telling him. I'm telling you. Your E-Bron, you set me up. We didn't set you up. We didn't know she was going to do that. He said, I'm going to kill her.

I'm going to kill her. I said, her, God. Give me some toilet people. Let him go and then wash his face. He said, I'm going to kill him. I'm going to kill him. I'm going to kill him. I said, come on, Meps.

Yo, Eon. I'm saying, your Eon. He said, you're going to. I said, yo, we didn't know what she was going to do, son. He said, I'm telling you all now. Y'all can beat me down, whatever. I'm violating her on site. Here or in New York, I'm violating her.

So now all the inmates, they're laughing. They want to gate banging, revolution. Boo, boo, boo, boo. Oh, he got shit on his face. He, ah, shit face, set face. Now his name is shit face, right? All of a sudden, he said, I'm a killer. The phone ring about half an hour later.

Guess what? They said, pack up six cell. See, transfer him out the building. She transferred him out the building So he can't see her You know They can't cross paths in the jail And he's on where I'm going

I said I don't know They just said for you to pack up I even know where he was going Next day I know she knows She knows somebody that knows somebody They shipped them out the building USAA knows dynamic duos Can save the day

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she said, y'all better not tell nobody what I did. Well, I'm retired now. You did it. I ain't saying your name, but you did it. You nasty, man. Word up, E. You know, but I'm going to tell you about this inmate, man. I can't get them out of my mind.

You've been up north. I got to ask you, just like I asked the Emmys, I ain't never seen men that big, man. From up north to officers. Like they said, they had big officers in Clinton and, you know, stuff like that. They call them Mountain Man. They came to visit Rackas Island one day,

and they had to bend the head to come in the door. talk to me, y'all, please. You seen them like that? He was in the fence. Yeah, we didn't have a valid bet. I don't know what you're talking about,

Lee, Roy. You're saying I was up north. I was in New York prisons. So you only had nobody big like that? Not that couldn't fit through a door, Leroy. Huh? They had to bend their head.

No, I'd never seen that. Oh, well, guys up north, like, I can say Shaquell, you know, my man, damn, tank, tank. So what do you say? They're seven feet tall, LeRoy?

Seven feet tall, wide like that. And they're COs. And they're COs. But they said the COs up north was incest. Incest? Leroy, come on, then. Don't listen to me. You know, wait, listen to me.

I'm telling you what they, look. And then I got to, I ain't going to say I agree with them. But they look like Mountain Man, son. If they come to my house right now, they got to bend their head to walk through the door. So you're saying they're giants. Giants. You're saying they had giant COs.

Giant COs up north. Say this is true. What happens? What do the COs do? The Giants? No, see, this is my problem. The guys that act up in the city, but when they get up north with them giants,

Oh, no, you watch. You're going to have some up here. So, yo, whoever come up on ear on Big Show that been up north, and y'all know how them big guys are let him know find me a giant I want to talk to a giant I want to interview a giant

I got to see this with my own eyes Please somebody help me Are they hairy too? Are they hair? They carry around clubs Yeah they got some clubs Come on come on I need help y'all

I don't want a giant I know you all out there Let's help them get a giant up here Ian I'm telling you When they came to the housing area They had to bend their head to come through the door. And when they bent their head, I was like this. I was like, damn.

And I asked him, though, I said, is all of y'all that big? You know what he said to me? Big like what? Big like what? I'm like, never mind. They walk down the tear with their head tilt. If they stand all the way up, they're going to hit the helm the ceiling. Leroy, come on, man.

You think I'm playing. I think you're playing, bro. No. What are you talking about? I need help, y'all. I need help because they all the thing is like six feet, eight, six feet nine. Come on, man. Do you know how tall the person has to be to not fit in the hallway in jails or have higher ceiling?

No, no, no. The bing had dropped. My bing got a drop ceiling. Okay. And C74, you know, the high ceiling is a drop. But wouldn't the inmates escape if it's a drop ceiling? No, it's a steel drop ceiling. It's still.

See, I could go like, look, you know, I could. go on my tippy toe and I could touch the ceiling. So these giants are bending over, walking through what happens? Like this? What happens? No, and they're just like, damn, and they laughing at me because I'm following them. You're just amused by the giants. Like they belong in a circus or something.

I'm just telling you. See, I'm telling the story, but the brothers that have been up north. They know about the giant. They know about that. You know what saying? I just know when they came to visit Rackis Island. And when they came to being, maybe because we had a dropped selling, you know, that was it.

But even at our job, when I first started, we had an officer like that. He wasn't big and why, but he was tall like a basketball player. And he had to do like that just to go in the door. You know what I'm saying? You ain't given him

no problem. You ain't giving him no problem. But I'm saying this to tell you, this inmate was so big. ERU, the emergency unit, had to escort him to me. And they was calling him, Ebron, they're coming, they come.

I'm like, who coming? E.RU, they bring us and bring this dude down. You got to see this dude. I'm like, okay, man, why you keep calling me? Just bring him. I hear the door. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. I'm like, dang, why they banging like that?

I go to the door. Now, everybody know in C-74, whatever, we got windows at the door. Before you know, you can look in. Eon, I went to the door, guess what I saw? Nothing. I couldn't see the window at all. Couldn't see who was in the window.

I said, open the door. When they opened the door, E.R.U. I see why E.R.U. I see why E.R.U. He was about 400, 500 pounds, big like that. And they couldn't find handcuffs to fit him. They put flex scuffs on them. Not one, but two.

Two flex cuffs. If y'all don't know what flex cups, they're them long, plaques, thick, you know. Like the zip ties. Like the zip ties.

But they thick. And I was like, God damn, look at that big motherfuck. I said, now I see why, you know, guy that scored it.

And they was walking with him and he comes in, and when I tell you this thing, but he's bigger than the green mile, man. Green Mowling ain't got nothing on this too. He would take the green mowl and just, like a piece of,

Like a piece of paper. And I'm like, goddamn, big, big, big, crux and black, I'm like, God, damn. I said, they said, what do you want to be, bro? And I said, take him to a cell. He's walking, boom, boom, boom. And I'm looking at him. I ain't never seen the MA big like that in my life.

And my life, you know. And he got flex cups on, and the flex cups ain't all the way. They like that, right? So they're walking, then they take him to the cell. He can't walk in the cell straight. He got to walk sideways because I tell you he's big. So he's sliding in the cell like that.

And it's tight for him. I'm like, oh, God damn, that's a big nigga. And ERU is getting ready to leave. They pat me on my back. Good luck, E. I'm like, God. I'm like, what I'm going to do with this picture? Right?

So they lock him in. So at that time in the 80s, the Bing used to go to Chow. But we'd be the first one to go to Chow. Later on in years, they stopped us. We couldn't eat with the regular population. And even then, we wasn't eating with the regular population. We was the first one to go to the mess hole. They made sure they got the Bing out first, the jail is locked down,

and then after we, you know, come back, then they start their regular feeding. So now it's feeding time. We go to the mess hall, right? This big dude come out. I'm like, oh, God, this, you know, if he flip out, I'm telling him there ain't nothing I can do with this big dude, right? So he's walking, I'm like, how you do it? I'm talking to him, and he's very polite, you know, he's very polite.

And I say, you know, you're not from here, right? And I know he ain't from New York. I'm like, you're not from here, right? He said, no, I live in the woods. You live in the woods? Yeah, I carry tree trunks. You carry tree trunks? I ain't going to deny the nigga.

You carry tree trunks. His head is like this. Sad squad. Everything you say, I'm going to believe. And sure enough, he said he lived in the woods. He was raised out there. He came up here to visit, and he got in trouble with some guys that were snatching pocketbooks.

And now you know that's in the 80s. And everybody could run, but he can't run. He was with them, and they got him. So that's why he got locked up for So now we go into the mess hall And you know They go to the window You know you know the trays

That got in jail They give him a tray You know The tree looked like a little In his hand It looked like a little And when he looked at me He looked like he wanted to cry

Because he did like a 500 pounds You're going to give him one of them trays You eat out And I looked at him, I felt sorry I said, God, that ain't gonna fill him up. I said, yo, go, you want another trade? He's like, mm-hmm.

I said, all right, man, go go with the other trade because that's not right. You ain't going, you know, so the dentic captain are going to say, sit back down, you big McGillie gorilla. And everybody's looking. And I'm like, yo, cap, I told him he could have another tray.

He said to do it about that before he came out of jail. before he came to jail he said to the jail. I said, Cap, come on, man. You don't have a heart, man. Look at he 500 pounds. Look at that little beige tray we got. Ain't no food on that tray for him.

What did I say? He can't have it. Now, I know you pose a respect to Brass, but this brass, he's being an ass. He's just, for real he on. I mean, come on. He's just being an ass. So I totally didn't make,

you got the trade keeper. What did I tell you? Then I tell you he can't have it. I said, go ahead and eat, man. I'll deal with this. So he eat him. He said, can I have another juice to eat? Can I have a juice to eat?

Go ahead. Take a juice. Eon, I got to live with this guy. This captain is fly by night. He ain't nobody in my book. Go ahead, take that juice. The little green cup, Kool-Aid things. He had grabbed that thing.

You can't even see the cup no more. Go ahead, get the Kool-Late. Now the captain's step. What did I tell you? you, then I give you a direct order, and now he's making me look bad in front of my inmates, because he's screaming at me like I'm a little kid. So I said, watch how you talk to me, man. Watch how you talk to me.

So he came to me, and we walked, we was nose to nose, and I was like, what? What? What? What you want to do? And I lost it. Yo, when I get mad, I lose it. I ain't allowed you. I blank out.

I was like, what you want to do? What you want to do? and all I can hear the inmates steps at the table Ebon, see the word. See the word, Ebron. Just say the word. And officers

that was by the Metshall gate, I see them backing out. They're backing out the mess hall, right? Say the word, Ebor, just say the word. And then all of a sudden, Officer Barr, God bless you, Ball. He said, Barr is a well-known officer

that was in C-74. You know, he came behind me. And he said, Ibrahim, he's not worth it. He was not worth it, Ebron, later for him. He ain't even worth it. I mean, I was so mad, Tehr was going out of my eyes because I wanted to tear this captain up. That's how he did that was.

And boss said, he ain't worth it, Ebron. He ain't worth it. So he had me by my shoulder, and he backed me up. And I was like, so all the inmates were like, Ebron, say the word. See the word. and when the captain heard all them saying it they stood up, say the word, he brought him.

Captain hit the lawn. Now everybody coming, they slammed the doors. Boom, boom, boom. Now we locked up in there. Yo, the bang is going crazy now. They're ready to get this captain. And I'm like, hold up, y'all, hold up, hold up. They just want to beat y'all down and everything.

Come on, let's get out of here. So now the officer of the squad is coming. everybody at the door and they, you know, they've got the sticks and they're there. I'm like, yo, there's no need for that, man. That's him. He started this shit.

So I told him other captains a cap, open the door, I'm walking them out. Or Y'bong, we're going to stay here and we're going to walk with y'all. You can walk with us. We're walking out. All the bings are right. I'm telling you, when the bings set it,

it's set it. They got nothing to lose. My being, everybody got two, 200 and better. Two hundred and better. going to be with me for about a year or two. In the Bing, they got nothing to lose. We walk and through the hole,

and all of a sudden, they want to pick on the big dude. They want him to walk to the scanner. I tell the officer, tell the captain, he can't walk through the scanner. He can't fit through the scanner. Why are you trying to be funny? I want him to go through the scanner.

I said, Cap, he can't go through the scanner, man. He can't fit. the dude said, he want me to go to scanner? He didn't want me to go to the scanner? I'm going to go through the scanner. Yeah. He tried to walk sideways through the scanner and got stuck.

You know, because that's how big he is. He got stuck and said, oh, who picked the whole modemeter machine out the wall. Oh, he's walking with the metameter, stuck to his body. Yeah, you want me walk to the scanner? Scan to get unplugged out the wall,

and he just go, oh, and throw the scanner. You know, I'm scared his weight. They ain't weighed nothing to him. Now the captives say, get him, get him! I told the officers, yo, y'all know I know y'all. Y'all don't want this drama, bro. Y'all don't, because, Ian, they're going to the hospital. I'm telling you, this guy, y'all don't want this trauma.

Leave it alone. Let me take him back downstairs. He said, come on. So he's walking, boom, boom, boom, boom. boom boom I get them downstairs I get them in the area and then I told them automatically yo call the warning for me

that I know the only one they're going to stop this from going down is a warrant and they call the warning and I told the warning he said everyone what's up and I told him yo this captain he's the one that started all this shit I said I got it I told him why he said over a tray and juice

I'm like yes All of this over a tray and juice You know how much food we throw away You know how much food A lot, man They waste a lot of food How much food we throw away How much juice

And you're going to start a little riot over that He said he won I heard him on the radio Everybody stand down Squad stand down Everybody stood down I was totally inmate Come on

Captain was looking at me like I'm like yeah What? What? What, nigga? What? What? He was like, like, he's looking at me like he's going to get me.

All right. Guess what? People that live in Brooklyn, they know Sunnydale. Sunnydale is a supermarket that sell juice, eggs and stuff. It's in Brooklyn, right? I'm walking my Rockwellers. Who do I see? That captain, he don't.

He don't see me. I sneak behind them And everybody know I love dogs I had my Rockwellers And I went behind him I said, yo say something now And he turned around He looked

He dropped his eggs His juice and milk He's like Hebor, stop playing I ain't playing it We're outside now My Rockwellers is like Gaggack

Gajajajajajajajaj Yajaj Gajaj Gaj Gaj Gaj Gah Y'p Eborne them are killer dogs Them no Omen dogs Epo Y'all know what they is

Stop playing Ebor's no Say something now Say something now Epoom I'll tell you what I'm sorry I'm sorry

I'm sorry I'm sorry Don't play with these dogs These dogs are killer dogs Hebron You'll never have a problem for me again I said yeah all right Cool And I back up

And I'm thinking I'm in trouble now You know I'm thinking I'm in trouble Next day I go to work I see the same captain He had like you don't even see me He went right by me Right by me

I walked right by him I turn around He too real looked at me and you like I just start laughing you never know who you're going to see

in New York man so don't be picking on people you know what I said just like in jail I got another one you ready we got this Rastafarian dude

in jail I hate bullies in him I don't like bullies man I never did everybody will tell you in my being you know, no cuttings, no stabs. I don't play that.

If you hear cutting or stabbing or whether it's not on my tour. You know, I got boxing gloves in my locker. You want to get it on, Eon? That's how I do it. For real, that's how I do it. And I got permission to do it before I did it. I was doing it first, but then I wanted to verify. I talked to my dad.

He was like, you want to go ahead, man. I said, he said, that stopped the cutting from going on like that. I said, yeah, you know, say, hey, go ahead. So I said, all right, it's going to be Friday night at the Apollo tonight. Now we're in the Bing. I'm going to have a fight day in the Bing with the boxing gloves. But all of a sudden, everybody got beef with everybody. Now I got 10 people who want to fight.

So I told the Depp. I said, that, man. I mean, it's a good, you know, good thing. Nobody getting cut. But the numbers are just staying high. So the debt tell me, he said, Eamon, this is what you do. He said,

tell them they got a fight till somebody get knocked out. I said, what? Tell them they got a fight till somebody get knocked out. So, all right, cool. I got a new rule, y'all.

Well, yo, what's up? You know how I say, knock out for the lockout? Well, if you want to fight now, you're going to fight till one of y'all drop one of y'all got to give up and get knocked out from 10 fights he on went down to like three

three people nah he brought I ain't getting knocked out laying for a lot yo three from 10 to three and he said also and we were selling cigarettes back then the bean couldn't get it but you know the inmates they're going to smuggle

cigarettes anyway he said besides that If they smokeers, the fight ain't going to last no more than five minutes. And he wasn't lying. After about three minutes, they... Time out, you brought. There ain't no time out. You're knockout for the lockout, nigga.

You even get knocked out or you lay on the floor. And some people had to lay on the floor. They had to lay on the floor, you know. And that's how I stopped. a lot of stuff from going on in a bean. So the prison just allowed you to bring in boxing gloves and have these inmates fight each other. I bring in the boxing gloves.

Yeah, but they allowed it. Huh? They, listen. The warden, the captains. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. See, it was rough in the 80s, bro. You don't understand. If you want to have a good day, I'd rather them.

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That comes from somewhere. Like, they'll do the fight rings and stuff. That's what we was doing. And I'd rather them box each other. I want you to go home to your mother and father with a busted lid, well, you know, big eye, but I don't want you go cut with a box. buck 50 in your face.

But in the Bing, aren't they locked down all day? So you guys are popping them out of their cells to fight? Huh? Yeah, because listen, they come out and they go to the yard. They're going to cut each other in the yard. They're going to cut each other in the yard. They didn't have it like segregated? No, listen, let me tell you.

When it's being out there in that yard, they have their weapons away in the dirt. You know what I'm saying? They got hiding places out there in the yard. are that, you know, they have our officers go out there and search, but every officer can't search thoroughly. No, I mean, like, segregated by they're not letting certain people associate with other people. Well, yeah, yeah, sometimes they do that, you know, when it's known.

In the shoe and in federal prison, like, you go to your own cage. You're not even with that. Oh, no, ain't no old cage here, brother. Ain't no old cage here in Iraqis Island when in the 80s. They all go to that yard. But all the people that are in the Bing go. the people in the bin, yeah, they go to that yard. Okay.

You know what I'm saying? And in that yard, it could be chaos, bro. It could be chaos. I saved the captain life. I told you before, Captain Singh, you know, he said, thank you, man. Because once again, Fukon, he got his own YouTube channel. Shout out to Fu Kuan. Yo, he was ready to finish the captain, man.

He was ready to finish him. And me, liking the Chinese captain, because he was good. to me, I doved over the captain and said, your Fouquin, this is a good one. Please, not him. And Fouquan was like, he wanted to get him. But he said, you lucky Ebron saved you. You're lucky Ebron.

And he went off and did it to somebody else. You understand? He went off and did it to somebody else. Back then, there was no holds barred. Anybody could get it. You know, anybody could get it, you know. But I took a liking. Because sometimes the being will get empty because the man got to come do fixed sales and stuff.

So they'll close it down for a sec. And now they give you a regular housing area. So sometimes I have a regular housing area for a little while. Say I have a regular housing area for a good three weeks. So that's like a break for me, you know, three weeks. But even in those three weeks, you get people come in. You know what I'm saying? Three weeks. Let me show you something.

One day, we got this bully. They bullying everybody. And I'm like, why is they beating up on this dude? You know what they're beating them about them? They beating them? Look, he's dread man. Blood clod. Rathamon.

What's God? Where do you be by? Where do you be by? they're picking on them oh Bletrie can't fight and they you know I'm tired of them

beat on them so I go to them I'm like yeah what's wrong with you why you don't fight back he said blood Cladeeba honor I'm bupah

see him in New York I blah blah Blunkler you ain't no Bluck in here niggas he's a blood fire

I'm fair fire by I said don't worry I took him in the cell and I said yo you can

Can't fight? Blood don't want to fight. Blood I want to fight. Blood, what a bup, blah, blah. Ain't no bo-p-paw? You ain't got no hand skills? No, no, no, nah, nah, nah, nah. No, no, I'm a shit it. No, listen to me. Can you, you can't fight? Can you kick? Can I kick? Can you kick? Can you kick? Blood that's soccer boy. I kick him. Kick him. Don't let them do that to you. Kick him. Kick him.

Kick him! The next dude that was messing with him here on, no bull crap. He looked at me in the day room and you're missing him. I'm like this. Get him. Get him.

That's the one right there. He went to mess with him, and this boy, he kicked this dude like he was kicking a side. soccer ball. Bay, and he kicked him

and his dude fell on the floor. He started like gawk, dog, dog, dog, he had like he was kicking

a soccer ball. Every time the dude tried to stand up, he kicked the due hand to the key, you know, he can't get on his feet. I had to stop him

because he was tearing his boy up just with his feet, just with his feet, you know, and when I stopped the fight and on his way out, He looked at me, he was like, blood, blah, blood, blood.

They were like, yo, Ebron, what are you telling him? I ain't tell him nothing. I ain't tell him nothing. Now they say, that's not fair, Ebron. That's not fair? I said, yes, it is, fear. My partner came out to bubble and said, here, you got your first win and put the seeds on his face.

Blood, blah, blood, blood, yeah, boy. What a boy? Aon! I talked to John. I thought to Charles Hill. He was so happy, so happy. I said, yo, come on, in the kitchen, I got something for you. He came in the kitchen.

I said, here you're an apple. Higua banana. Go on yourself and enjoy yourself. And he was like, thank you, Ebald. Don't you know when I retired, I've seen this same. same inmate on Flatbush Avenue. Same inmate. He said, Ebalt! Eble!

E ball! And I was like, yo, who called me like the E ball? And I turned around, and when I saw him E? I was like, I can't believe it. I can't believe it. Me and him hugged each other so tight, man. And he got a store in Flatbush Avenue. Of course, it's a weed spot, but... You know what I'm saying? But see, when you help people, you never know who's going to help you back later on in life.

You know what I'm saying? And he turned out all right. And I'm glad about that. You know what I'm saying, you know? I'm very glad about that. Life came full circle. Yeah, it came full circle, man. Full circle.

So now what's the tape for? You brought some tape with you today. You're trying to tie me up. This tape is for. The grand finale. The grand finale. The grand finale. Once again, we have an inmate come in.

He was a Russian dude. Now, let me tell you something. Back in the day, they were sprinkled. You know, you get, when they come to Rackett's Island, they don't stay long. Like I always say, if they're a different nationality like that, they don't stay long. And when he came in the day room, what do he do? he turned the TV you can't do that

you can't turn the TV and I saw him come in and I'm watching him because you know different ethnic I tried to look out for the different ethnic because they stand out and guys is going to want to try to tax him

and that's what happened they try to step to him and I said yo leave him alone me. E-Born, he turned the TV. He can't turn the TV. Lay in for that.

He got to get it. So the rush the dude is looking at me, like, you know the one that Fort Rocky, that boxing fight? Yeah. He looked at something like him like him. You know? And I was like, yo, leave him alone.

You don't know no better. Nah, E-Paul, now, he's going to get it. So now, this is how my day going to go. I got to look out, you know, make sure they don't mess with this guy. So I act like I'm walking out the dayroom. I'm looking on the side, watching them from the slop sink. And sure enough, skinny dude come up to him, yo man, you got to pay.

I want this from you. I want that from you. And I walked in there. I said, what did I tell you I tell you don't mess with him? He said, he's going to pay or he going to get it. And he's going to open his hands like that to the dude. So when he do up his hand like that to the Russian dude, the Russian dude backed him and said, No, no, like, I ain't never saw nothing like it in my life.

You know, like, you turn the wheelbarrel? This is how he fight. He was like, come on, come on. Everybody started laughing at him. He said, come on, come on. And I was like, yo, I'm telling you, leave him alone. He said, nah, he tried to, you know how somebody tried to act like they're going to hit you? He tried to do that to the Russian do.

He said, man, that's a, and when he did that, you know, that Russian dude did, He jumped up and needed him laying his chin And hit him with the right Boom Knocked him out He did a UFC move Before I knew what UFC was

He's laying on the floor I was like And he bleeding Now he's like Oh he got to get it He ain't got to get nothing He saw him He went at him

And he got him So I took the Russian dude And I take him to him Come on I got to get you out of here He said why, I'm in trouble, I'm in trouble? I said, no, you're not in trouble. He said, do I get right up?

Do I get right up? No, you ain't getting written up. I got you. I put him in his cell. That dude got to go to the clinic because when he needed him in the chin, he bit his tongue. So that's where all the blood was coming from.

So I don't care about him because he was the trouble maker. We take him to the clinic. We come on back. I'm going to talk to the Russian dude. He said, I get rid of him. written up. I get written up. I said, no, you're not getting written up.

See, I told you, I got you, man. He started it. I was there. You good. I'm good. I'm good. Yeah, you good. Come on, out yourself. He won't come out. When I'm here, you're good. You could come out. He'd come out and sell.

Now he's in the day room with him again. Now I'm sitting in the day room with them looking at the TV. I'm like, yo, you always saw what happened. they was like, yo man, but he violated, man, he knee that nigga, he jumped up in the air. I said, yo, in jail, ain't no rules, nigga. Ain't no rules the way you fight in jail.

Long july, my rule is long as you ain't using no weapon, you're good. So a new dude just come down. I don't know the dude. And they're putting a battery in his back. He's going to let this dude Russian dude come down here and knock what's the name out. That's some booge, right?

So I don't know the dude that they're talking to. So I tell a dude, yo, you got nothing to do with this. Don't let these guys get you in trouble. Yo, man, but how are you going to let a Russian dude come down there and do that? I said, yo, they asked for it? He got it. He said, nah, man, it can't go down like that. I said, well, I'm telling you, you do something.

You already know what's going to happen. Sure enough. Tell her what you do. I said, come here. I said, listen to me I said, while you're in the stateroom, you don't have to be here, you can go back to yourself. But when you're in the stateroom,

I want you to watch your back. Do not turn your back to none of these guys. And you understand what I'm saying? You say, y'all, y'all. I said, all right, just remember what I said. And I walk. And I'm not going to leave me on. I already know the heat is on.

The heat is on. I know it. I already know it. So I go out the day room and I stand by the slop sink. I'm waiting on the side. Now I can hear him saying, oh, you can get it, boy. You're going to get it.

You're going to get it. And I'm coming from the corner. He said, you're going to get it. You going to get it. And sure enough, I come out and say, what did I tell you? Didn't I tell you leave this rushing dude alone? And like I told you, I don't know the dude. But somehow, like I tell you,

you, right in front of me, he tried to set it off, because he don't know me and I don't know him. He went like this. He going to get it. He went like that. And once he went like that, now you're in my house, niggled. Once he went like that, what that mean, Eon, you got a weapon. That's how I take it. And when he went like that to get his weapon, the whole day room jumped on him. And they stumped him out, Eon. When I tell you they stumped him out, then he born tell you, we don't play this down here, do, do, do, do, do.

We dragged him out the day room. They took him to the clinic. Hey, it's his fault. He had a broken jaw. It was his fault. Now in the Russian dude, he's like, that for me. They did for me.

Yeah, they did for you, man. They did for you. He was like, yeah, yeah. He said, I'm hungry. You hungry? I'm hungry. It was child time. He ate his food Eon, but it wasn't enough.

He said, do you, do, do, do, do, do do, do you have fish? Do you have fish? I say, we have fish, but to get fish, you got to be a kosher. I said, now I can try to get to a kosher, and you get some fish. He said, I like fish. I like fish, you know, and got him a kosher train. you know those culture traces. They ain't nothing at all.

He said, what's this? I said, that's fish in there. He said, no, I mean, the fish with the eyeball. I eat the fish. Fish eyeball, anything. I said, no, we don't, we don't got that. We don't got that. This is the only fish you got.

He said, okay, okay. He ate the fish. and I talked to the guy he got locked up in Manhattan because he beat up four cops in a bar he said when he drink

he get crazy and they went to you know take him out and he beat up four cops that's why he got locked up you know what I'm saying so when wind up my day off come

and I came back he was gone you know what I'm saying but that's just to show y'all don't pick on people that you You know what I'm saying? Just because they're different from you, different color, different race.

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