♪ i convicted thief continues his stealing ways inside the jail. >> he snuck behind the deputy's desk and stole his chew. lord knows what happened to it after that. >> a former law enforcement officer turned meth addict is now serving time with and growing closer to her dealer. >> i just don't want you to leave until i leave. >> she also has a girlfriend on the outside who is about to deliver their baby.

>> i think she thinks the baby's going to fix everything. >> and -- >> he now continues to want to stand behind me with his hand on his gun, and i feel threatened about that. >> after a run-in, he's arrested for allegedly threatening the sheriff's life. >> he was going to get his militia and come here to the sheriff's office, drag me out of the officer, and arrest me. ♪ though it's a population of 388,000, wichita is the largest city in kansas. it's the kind of place where everyone seems to know each

other, but downtown, inside the county jail, that's not necessarily a good thing. >> what did you say? >> most of the 1150 inmates here are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial at the resolution of their cases. samuel wesson tries to fly under the radar both in jail and on the outside, but all too often, he pops up. >> i went to toene east mall to a store called von maar, and i had a $200 pair of jeans, a $270 shirt, and i was leaving with itment the guy that worked there, actually had been trying to find me for four years and never caught me, but he saw me on camera and got me. he knew who i was by name. ♪

it's all i've been arrested for, petty theft, taking stuff from walmart, wherever. >> he is a long history of stealing and getting caught, nine prior convictions and recently pled guilty to felony theft anow awaiting sentencing. >> the objective is to be in and out faster, go and get what you got to get, go out the door. >> tvs, computers, stuff like that. i don't run out or anything like that, i just walk out, smile, wave, look like a normal customer. >> now he's caught on camera stealing again. but this time, it was inside the jail. it involved a tin of chewing tobacco. >> looks like he stole some deputy's can of chew out of his bag. he snuck behind the deputy's desk and shrinked down, crawling on the belly where the deputy had the bag, comes back, see the object in the hand that's round, looks like the can of tobacco, and then ended up going into the jail with it, which lord knows what happened to it after that.

couldn't find it afterwards. >> someone offered me $25 for the officer's chew in the bag. >> change the tv, got him out from behind the desk, and slipped in behind the desk, went into the bag, took the can of chew. >> wesson is due to have a hearing on the matter that could result in him being placed in disciplinary detention for up to 15 days in which case he's confined to his cell 23 hours a day and lose most privileges. >> are you going to fight it? >> of course, i'll give it a shot. >> plans to give the disciplinary committee a different account of what happened. >> my story is there was toilet paper, but i didn't get any. you get a roll a week, you can't pay for it. it shows something black in my hand. could be a shadow, could be anything. they got me for going behind the desk, no doubt, but without me

telling them, they can't say for sure it's a can of chew. >> while chewing tobacco leads to sanctions for wesson, the jail had seen an increase of inmates with addictions to a far mour insidious drug, methamphetamine. >> most of the methamphetamine comes from mexico. it is shipped up out of arizona or california or texas. >> sedgewick county officer says a network of highways running through wichita makes it a hub for trsk trafficking. >> it's a distribution point because of the highways that lead to minnesota or denver. it's my philosophy that drugs drive most of the crime here in this area, and we need to do something to try to combat that before it comes into the community. >> today, corporal's brown and simmons will check in on a recently returned inmate who knows the toll meth can take. >> she's always been nice, a

nice lady when she's not all [ bleep ] up. >> the corporal met her a year earlier. she was flagged for being former law enforcement, so i did some checking around, she worked in the jail in sumner county. >> five years earlier, shef was the sheriff's deputy assigned it a jail in sumner, but since then, she's been an inmate. >> we keep a special tab on her to make sure she's not having trouble with somebody she had dealings with. we just wanted to check on you to ensure you're not having problems with the the ladies. >> first time i was in the jail, i was scared [ bleep ]. ♪ i was, like, i'm going to go in here, and i'm -- i'm going to

have to fight for myself. >> none of them recognize you from your time in sumner? >> no. i'd speak about it if people ask me. i don't hide it. i'm not scared about it. >> most know? >> yeah. >> they don't cause you no pain? >> no. >> you know you can contact us if there's issues pertaining to the stay here as far as -- >> yes, i do. >> we can take care of that. >> yeah. i don't feel like i'm in danger. >> i feel sorry for her. she had everything going on for her, and she drop it, but her story doesn't touch me as much as the guy that's been, you know, his whole family's on drugs, and that's how he was raised, so that's what he knows. she knew better. >> i was literally shooting so much methamphetamine into my veins that when i would pass out, i woke up with blood coming from my ears. >> lynch was recently convicted of felony theft, identity theft,

and forgery, crimes she says she committed to support the drug addiction. she was sentenced to 16 months probation, but back numerous times for violating probation. >> i've been arrested ten times. a lot of those were failure to appear warrants, and because i get out and get high, and i don't like to go to court. >> due to the latest violation, lynch will soon appear in court again, this time, her judge will decide whether to send her to prison or assign her to drug court, an intensive probation period that involves more rehab and incars ration, but that could be a long shot. >> he told me as i left his courtroom, if he sees my face again, that he'll sentence me to prison because of my higher education and my past career. >> i honestly didn't know she was a cop until, like, a week ago, and we were in the gym playing basketball, and she just, like, blah, and, like, what? >> okay, here's the thing with the former cop, i'm not afraid

to tell anybody who i am or who i was, who i'm going to be. >> lynch and jennifer woods knew each other on the streets. wood was lynch's drug dealer and sampled the products. >> i can't sell a drug i'm not doing myself, and people would be, like, well, what's wrong with it? wood pled not guilty. lynch says she's no longer a client because she's more motivated than ever to stay clean. her girlfriend is seven months pregnant and lynchmen menwants raise the baby with her. >> i'm excitesed to be a party because i've never been a parent, but our relationship still super iffy. >> you got a lot of growing up to do. >> i know. >> you got to change everything

that you do for that baby. >> i've never wanted to be sober for anything because i've never had a kid, but i do know now that i'm going to be a parent, i don't want to hurt -- i don't want to put that child through anything that it doesn't have to be. coming up -- >> it is nerve racking sitting here and wait to see her. it sucks. >> lynch waits for a video visit with her girlfriend on the outside. while a new romance could be forming on the inside. and -- >> guns, being armed? >> armed civilians, that's a possibility. >> a man arrested after allegedly threatening a sheriff. your insurance company won't replace

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no part of wichita's county jail is more unpredictable than the facility's intake or booking department. >> it's very dangerous. they come from the street arrested by wichita pd.

>> 20,000 people a year are booked in the jail, majority reeliased within 48 hours, either on bond or promise to appear in court. >> start calling everybody, get everybody to get the money together as we can. >> john delaney booked for allegedly threatening the life of a public official. >> on the computer, see what it says on the computer. it says, $50,000. >> he says he will plead not guilty and is anxious to bond out. >> sell my truck. do whatever we got to do. tell steve he owns me. if he gets me, he owns me. whatever he wants, cutting his grass with scissors, come get me the [ bleep ] out of here. he knows i'm not going to run. >> steve is a bail bondsman who delaney did business with in the past. >> $50,000 for a criminal threat. >> the man whose life he allegedly threatened is the man

who has him incarcerated. >> sheriff in office, that's a criminal threat. >> how's it going? >> it's going. >> that's not all delaney is alleged to have said. the problems began a day earlier when delaney had a court document that prevented him from seei ining his young children. then delaney, not their biological father, brought the form to the children's school in hopes of picking them up. that's when things began to unravel. >> i was not disrespectful with you. i did not raise my voice to you. i did not state my opinion. >> his recobrother recorded the confrontation. >> this gentleman here has the problem. >> summoned by school administrators. >> i get respect.

>> start looking over the paperwork, find it odd, he's not the biological parent and he's not the -- doesn't have any paper work saying he has custody or anything like that. he does not agree -- >> at the end of the day, i know my rights too, and he does not have the right to do what he just did. speak to us like that. >> going to contact the school, the school informs him that he has power of attorney to enroll the kids, but that was about it. that's when we find out that he's a registered sex offender. >> that i'll do children harm? >> okay. there's no restrictions against me. >> you have no parental guardianship. >> although he had a prior sex offense, he was not legal ri restricted from being around the children. still, he had no legal right to remove them from the school without their mother's consent. >> the deputies call for child services to come out, because it

is a very different situation. >> child services arrived. later took the children to their grandparent's home. delaney's conflict with the deputies continued. >> he now continues to want to stand behind me with the hand on the gun, and i feel threatened by that. >> delaney called 911 because he felt in danger. >> i need other deputies out here who are not here to deal with this situation. >> stay on the line. >> thank you. >> we did get a call for supervisors contact you. >> no, this is beyond that. i have an officer who is threatening with his body language and his actions. i fear for my safety. >> let them now -- >> i'm a law-abiding citizen. i'm on the up and up. what reason does this man have to have his happen on the firearm while he's talking to me in front of the elementary school. >> they eventually left the school without incident. they decided to take their complaints directly to the

sheriff whose office is located in the jail complex. >> walked through the door, get my id, deputy told us we were not allowed to talk to him. >> next, they posted their video on youtube. the following day, it caught local news media, but had no luck generating interest. >> if it's not news, doesn't get people's attention, steal kids from people's schools, maybe it's news when citizens get together and march around the courthouse and demand the sheriff arrest. >> one reporter called the sheriff's office with a different account of how delaney acted. the sheriff was in a conference when he heard the news. >> i get a phone call at 3:30 saying mr. delaney had threatened me, that he was going to go get a shotgun, his ak-47 and come up here to the sheriff's office and drag me out of the office and arrest me. >> it's our right to to put the

corrupt government out. >> he was located and arrested 45 minutes later. he denied that he threatened to actually harm the sheriff. >> no reference to guns? >> armed civilian, that's a possibility, but even then, that's not against the law. kansas is an open carry state. because i'm a felon, doesn't mean everybody else is. i have five, six guys with me all the time. take armed civilians and demanded this sheriff be arrested, that's not against the law. if i said, oh, let's go, you know, do bodily harm to him, then, yeah, i can see that. >> when the alleged threat came in, the sheriff's office took swift action. >> dispatched a sheriff's deputy out to my house. i'm capable of taking care of myself, but i can't be there to protect my family. that's what i'm more concerned about. coming up, head on.

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inside wichita sedgwick county jail, inmates are not allowed contact visits with their families or friends. but inside each housing unit are video visitation stations that they can sign up for in 20 or 30 minute long sessions. their visitors can either speak to them from similar stations located outside the secured portion of the jail, or from their own homes with the proper internet connection. >> tell my daughter i said i love her. >> being locked up, the single most important thing is outside mail or these visits. >> today, manda lynch has a visit scheduled with her girlfriend, leah greenfield who is seven months pregnant and

like lynch, struggled with meth addiction. >> i have questions because of the company she was keeping. i mean, they are old using friends. >> leah has not had a permanent home since lynch's arrest and currently stays in a hotel about half a mile away, on wichita's broadway street. a part of town known for drugs and crime. >> what's this? you are guys hiding cards? >> meanwhile, lynch has grown closer to her friend and drug dealer on the streets, jennifer wood. >> when lee and i first got together, jen would come and i would get drugs from her and she would stay for a few minutes, and there was some text messaging. leah got in my phone and found some messages. from that point on, jen has been kind of an arch enemy because she is everything that i am attracted to so when i come to jail and i'm put in the same pod with her, leah freaked out.

>> now leah is 13 minutes late for the 30 minute long visit. >> she said the computer she's using is kind of iffy. i don't know. she's not come on yet. you guys resuming cards without me? rude. that's rude. >> yeah. well. did she say she was going to be here? >> she said she was. she said it was a computer issue earlier. >> aww. >> shut the [ bleep ] up. >> it is nervewracking when i just sit here and wait to see her. it sucks. i sit here and fidget and wait for her face to pop up, then like the second it does, like i'm elated. it sucks when it doesn't happen,

though. >> i know her and leah's relationship isn't healthy and i know that baby will bring so much more problems into their relationship, and i just really worry about her. >> that's all she wrote. so i sat here for 30 minutes for nothing. because normally i would be at

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hi, richard with your hour's top stories. today's pro-muslim rally in new york city is just one of several this week against president trump's immigration policies. the mayor, susan ser ran don and rustle simmons one of the speakers there. the new york senatorments the white house to ensure the federal government picks up the tab for additional security costs at trump tower. adjacent to the sedgwick county jail is what some might call hallowed ground. it's the law enforcement memorial. a reminder to the deputies who pass it about the honor and peril of their chosen careers.

cast in bronze are the boots of local law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty. above each pair are plaques with the officer's name and date of his or her death. one pair of boots has special significance to sedgwick county sheriff jeff easter. they belonged to his younger brother, kevin. >> kevin had a great personality. he joked all the time, always had a smile. he did really well in school. just an overall really good guy. most everybody liked him. i couldn't say that about me all the time. some people didn't care for me. but i looked up to him actually for that, that he was just able to really talk to anybody, didn't matter who you were. >> the easter brothers followed their father, who was a major with the wichita police department, into law enforcement. jeff worked for the wichita pd. four years later, kevin became a deputy with the sedgwick county sheriff's office. >> he was on the job for almost three years and had just gotten married.

his life was really starting to take off. >> kevin easter was on patrol when he spotted a car that had been reported stolen. >> kevin chased the vehicle. the driver exited the vehicle, took off running from kevin. kevin chased him over a fence. was able to get him on the ground. they were pretty much face-to-face. kevin started to get his mace out. the individual had a gun in his pocket, took the gun out, shot him one time in the wrist area where he had the mace and then shot him at least two, if not three more times in the neck and upper chest area. couple real good friends of mine were first on scene from the police department. they started trying to find out where kevin was at because they couldn't raise him on the radio or anything. they located him back in a fenced-in area where there was a porch. kevin was talking to them about how he was going to die. >> easter was revived twice on the way to the hospital but died during surgery. >> it was brutal. i don't know how else to describe it. it was horrible. worst thing i have ever been through in my life. my brother and i were close.

he's my only brother. i have no other siblings. my sister-in-law and his wife was devastated. my mom was devastated. it actually led to her death three years later because of the stress of it. >> today, sheriff easter keeps a memorial in his office made up of kevin's personal effects. in the first years after his brother's death, he says he couldn't have done that. >> i had a lot of stuff that i couldn't look at, i couldn't look at his picture for almost ten years because it was just -- just reminded me of bad times. so i had a lot of the stuff, his uniform, i kept in my closet. i finally came to the point i had kind of overcome my grief so i hung his stuff up. always behind me, never in front of me, because i don't want to be reminded of it every day. i want to remember the good things. we all knew that this could happen. we all knew the possibility's there every day but never really thought it would happen. >> though he no longer patrols the streets like he used to, sheriff easter is still not

shielded from danger. >> go into pod 10. >> john delaney was recently arrested for allegedly threatening his life. >> basically all they have is some news reporter saying that i said something about ak-47s and everything else. it seems like they're trying to make something out of nothing. >> delaney has pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. but today, hopes to bond out with the help of his brother, brendan. >> we got the money put together. let's get me out of here and move on. >> well, you got to promise me you got to keep your head on straight this time. >> hey, it's on straight, bro. so within the next hour or so you guys should be up here? >> yeah. >> what are your feelings about sheriff easter now? >> they ain't changed but i'll keep my distance. i'll let the attorneys handle it. >> a short time later, brendan and two other friends arrive with the bond money needed to

get delaney out of jail. >> all together, we have a little over three grand. >> the total is $5,000 but the bonds company will accept $3,000 now and the rest later. >> here's my business card. it's got his court date right here on the back. make sure he makes all of his court dates, because you're responsible for not just the first one but all of them until the case is finished. >> with the bond paid and the paperwork completed, delaney is a free man for now. when samuel wesson leaves jail, he doesn't think he will be a free man at all. he expects to be transferred to prison after pleading guilty to his ninth theft charge, and it's starting to wear on him. >> man, i've had enough of this. i don't have any more chances. most of the people right now, they look at me and think i'm 55 years old or so. i'm 42. but i have lost my teeth to drugs and things like that.

i have already had two heart attacks the last year. i can't live that lifestyle anymore. >> but for now, wesson has another issue to deal with. he was recently caught on camera sneaking behind the deputy's desk in his housing unit and stealing a can of chewing tobacco. earlier, deputies allowed him to review the evidence against him. >> they brought me down to the sergeant's office or whatever, whole bunch of tv screens in front of you and said stand right here and watch this. man, it was embarrassing. >> i already spoke to the guard that i even took the chewing tobacco from. he knows i did it. i know i did it. we even spoke about it. no hard feelings between me and him. >> today, wesson has a disciplinary hearing on the matter. despite insurmountable evidence, he says he will stick to his story that he only went behind the desk looking for toilet paper. even though that would also be an infraction. wesson figures maybe a less serious one. >> probably not going to work but give it a shot. >> have a seat for me, please. >> all right.

>> lieutenant walker conducts the hearing. >> looks like they served you a dd notice for theft but since there is a possibility this could also be charged in court as well, you have some rights. >> wasn't aware this had anything to do with court. i thought i was just 15 days in the hole. >> the answer to that question is they also cut it for theft of the tobacco products from the deputy so a copy of the dd paperwork and copy of the tape recording is going to be forwarded along to the detectives. the detectives present that to the d.a.'s office who ultimately decides whether charges will be pressed. >> wesson has learned the stakes have just risen. in addition to time in disciplinary detention, he might also be charged criminally for stealing the tobacco. meaning possible prison time if found guilty. like a new arrestee outside the jail, he is read his rights. >> you have the right to remain silent. anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of

law. if you decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements, having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me now? >> sure. >> okay. all right. for the notice, it says that you snuck behind the deputy's booth and you stole a can of chew from the deputy's bag. what can you tell me? >> what they're saying i did, i went behind the counter to get a roll of toilet paper because when you ask for something they won't give it to you. i went in there with that intention. there wasn't any back there. slid out, left. >> okay. if it was toilet paper, why didn't you just wait for the deputy? >> because we ask them for it, they won't give it to you. they say they give it to you once a week. when you run out, run out. if you run out, buy some. otherwise you do without. >> you do understand the deputy's desk is videotaped, right? >> i do. >> basically i watched the video before you came down and saw what you had in your hand when you left the deputy's booth and

it wasn't toilet paper. >> i know. i didn't take any toilet paper. >> okay. but that's the reason why you told me you went behind it. >> that's why i went behind there. >> okay. >> you are basically already finding me guilty, correct? >> yes. like i said, i saw the video. it was pretty cut and dried. >> it could be a shadow, it could be whatever. you can definitively say it's a tin of chewing tobacco? you are telling me that? >> um-hum. >> lieutenant walker can only issue internal sanctions like time in disciplinary detention or dd. it will be up to the district attorney to decide whether to bring outside criminal charges. >> the sanctions are 15 days dd. you could start the time today. you could put your initials in that top box for me. and sign once more down at the bottom. >> too old for this. not really worried about the hole time or whatever. i just hope they don't take these charges any farther. last thing i need, another theft charge. >> a lot of it will be based on his past criminal history. it's a $3 can. to me it's not even worth the prosecution.

but i'm not the district attorney's office. so decision ultimately lies with them. >> if they're going to take this any farther than this disciplinary action of 15 days in the hole, if they are going to take it to court and try to get real charges brought against me for it, i will take it all the way to jury trial just to waste this city's money. make them pay for it. that can of chew will cost them a whole lot more. >> coming up -- >> like we have audiences whenever we get in the shower and stuff because they're waiting for something to happen. >> like remember the other day i said whoo-hoo, the lesbian monster. >> while manda lynch deals with jailhouse gossip her pregnant girlfriend has other concerns. >> i see a situation that nobody's ready for. did what? yeah, with liberty mutual all i needed to do to get an estimate was snap a photo of the damage and voila! voila! (sigh) i wish my insurance company had that... wait! hold it... hold it boys...

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wichita's sedgwick county jail often serves as a turning point for the men and women who pass through. manda lynch is a former law enforcement officer turned meth addict and criminal. a judge might soon order her to prison, or give her another shot at drug rehab. her future might reside with her girlfriend leah who is just weeks away from giving birth to a baby lynch would like to raise. or it might involve spending more time with her friend and former drug dealer, jennifer wood. >> i don't want you to go to prison. i just don't want you to leave until i leave. >> it has never been anything beyond friends until i came to jail this time. like jail does not do some folks justice. there's no makeup. when she's out there, she's the epitome of what i'm attracted to. very feminine, high heels, fancy clothes. all that stuff.

so when i initially met her i was like man, this girl is beautiful. it was something i didn't deny because even before leah and i were involved, i would say it out loud that i was attracted to jen. >> i will always stay in contact with her and whenever i get out, if it's any time soon, i will find her and you know, like i can't say what predicament or situation she'll be in whenever i do get ahold of her but i mean, i'll respect it either way. >> it's nothing -- it's nothing either of us are really willing to just let go. because it's been a long time coming. and it's just come to a surface this time. it's obvious to other people. >> people won't leave us alone. >> these women in here are nosey. >> like we have audiences whenever we get in the shower and stuff because they're waiting for stuff to happen.

>> remember the other day, i was like the lesbian monster. boogity. >> i know leah is tripping on it. like she's not happy. >> the one person leah is worried about me being incarcerated behind walls with 24 hours a day is her. >> i don't know why. >> leah greenfield says she doesn't have much to laugh about these days. though not married to her, she considers lynch her wife. since lynch's arrest, leah has been living in a hotel on broadway street. it's about a half mile from the jail in the heart of one of wichita's highest crime and drug trafficking neighborhoods. >> why are you living in a motel now? >> because i don't know where to go. i don't know where to set up shop. i want to be where my wife is. i have a month and a half until i deliver this baby and i'm probably going to do it by myself. which sucks. >> like lynch, leah is also addicted to meth and says she has struggled to remain clean during her pregnancy.

>> like if i didn't give a [ bleep ] about this baby, i wouldn't have got sober. >> how long have you been sober this time? >> not long. 96 days. and i feel pressure. it's this place. it's not having my wife. it's the pressure of what do i do with this baby. >> lynch says she's confident she will get out of jail, stay clean and help leah raise the baby. she has even selected a name. >> it's a boy. john lynch. this is last month's ultrasound. i wish i could be there to see him. like it breaks my heart i'm going to miss it. i know it's got to be hard for her. >> leah says it will be hard on all of them. >> i don't have diapers for this baby. i don't have a onesie for this baby. any time i talk about adoption or if i even say options, she's off the wall. she's about to break [ bleep ]. that's when she starts saying my son, my son. like we're not giving away my son. she sees a cute baby that she

gets to call her baby. i see a situation that nobody's ready for. she's not ready for it. i'm not ready for it. i think she thinks this baby's going to fix everything. for it. i'm not ready for it. and i think she thinks this baby is going to fix everything, but i don't -- i can't lie to myself about it. i don't even know if we can be sober together because we've never been sober together. i'm tired of being out here taking care of everything while she's in jail. i don't get a place to stay all day. i have to make decision. what do i do with my child? i feel like i'm getting to a point where i'm going to have to make a decision on my own, but i don't want her to feel like i'm doing it behind her back. >> coming up. john delaney refeturns to jail. >> i was pissed. i was furious. >> bad news for amanda lynch.

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>> and he now continues to want to stand behind me with his hand on his gun. and i feel threatened by that. >> following a confrontation with sheriff's deputies, john delaney allegedly issued a threat to the life of sedgwick county sheriff jeff easter. he was arrested soon after. but was able to bond out of jail a day later. [ bleep ] >> that freedom was short lived. >> you just get to a point to where it's -- you can't just keep fighting them. they just keep [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> when he was arrested for allegedly threatening sheriff easter, delaney was already on probation in nearby reno county for failing to register as a section offender. >> because i had probation there. the minute they charged me with a criminal threat it was a violation of my probation. once i violated my probation, i have to go in front of the judge for that. >> lean up genagainst the count.

>> because he lives locally delaney was picked up by sedgwick county deputies who will transport him to the reno county jail for his court appearance. >> i am beyond frustrated but this is that point where frustration and anger are just melding together. i get out, i'll probably have to go for a walk in a field for a while, and i do. >> while delaney has multiple issues pending across two counties, amanda lynch recently learned her case has been resolved. her judge sentenced her to ten months in state prison and not to a drug rehabilitation program as she had hoped. >> i was pissed. i was furious. you're sentencing me to prison to punish me. you're not rehabilitating my problem. i'll probably go to prison, i'll probably do drugs honestly. it's going to be readily available. i'm an addict in a closed setting. hill yeah, i'm probably going to

do drugs, period. not rehabilitating my drug problem, no, not even kind of. >> lynch will soon transfer to a state fridays on about 150 miles north in topeka, kansas. she says her girlfriend leah greenfield plans to follow her thereafter giving birth, which is now only days away. >> are you tired of being pregnant? >> at first she was very upset about the sentencing, but she chose to seek apartments in topeka and move there with with solace, which is good because it gets her away from wichita. >> and she is not giving this child up for adoption. >> no. >> when do you think solace is going to be here? >> lynch says she has recommitted herself to leah and has broken off her budding relationship with jennifer wood. >> it all came down to me choosing to stay with leah to stay with my family.

>> wood was not happy about the conversation between herself and lynch. or the rumors going around the housing unit. >> she told linz lyndsay it was to save her relationship. she went down there talking about how [ bleep ] i was the one stealing her and ruining her relationship and all this [ bleep ]. i was like oh, my god. that's not true. >> i know. >> to add insult to injury wood also received a letter. >> i got this letter from leah. [ laughter ] >> really? >> yeah. it says, jen, wow, a new low even for you. did you believe that you would be able to break up my family? did you actually believe that you would be enough? you will always be the other woman, jen, because that's all you're worth. i can't walk a block without running into ten guys you [ bleep ]. that's sad. you're everyone's pass time. what will you do in priz phone

for ten years? did you feel pretty and powerful? must be nothing you're more than a five-minute distraction that she couldn't get back to her real life, me. thank you actually for reminding my wife of what she has at home. good luck in prison. you have more time to get trashy tatoos. easy targets for you. anyway, i got to go. video visit in a few. seems my wife and i have hit a breakthrough in my relationship: >> i can't believe she said that stuff to you. she's so stupid >> she doesn't have a home, she lives in a hotel. >> i like how she put leah lynch, like that's going to purse me off. >> happy little family. i think that if i was to break up her family it would probably do them some good. it's ridiculous. >> they're not family.

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