. >> lawmakers question stay collection sarah j gary maynard. they want to know when he discovered the city jail was being run by gangs. i-team reporter david collins had a front-row seat seat to the hearing. he joins us now with more. >> quite surprisingly, they did cover a lot of ground. lawmakers also zeroed in on a timeline. when did he learn of possible corruption in city jail, and what did he do about it? public safety and corrections secretary gary maynard arrived to be treated as a hostile witness. the public and legislators in particular, who have been in since about the contraband at the city jail complex. a federal investigation led to the indictment of 25 people accused of helping trayvon white run a criminal enterprise inside the jail. 13 female corrections officers andgedly smuggled drugs money into the facility. for had children with white. back in 2009, a task force identified b.g. f as a dominant force inside the jail. stepscretary detailed taken to keep a lid on the problem. he told a panel in 2011 that the task force identifie

gary maynard arrived prepared to be treated as a hostile witness by some of the members of the joint legislative policy committee. robert and legislators in particular, led been in since -- republican legislators in particular have been incensed. 13 fema corrections officers allegedly smuggled drugs, cell phones, and money into the facility. secretary maynard says back in 2009, a gang task force identified b.g. up as a dominant force inside the jail. the investigation led to a indictment. audild a panel in 2011 -- heorce identified the asked the feds to break the cycle. action taken to root out some of this corruption? >> how much collateral damage was there during the two years that -- what steps were taken to avoid collateral damage? >> is or any pattern to this that you are charging regarding whether there was a relationship prior to their employment with the ma, or did that occur after? >> how do you end up with a audit from the corrections stand more -- a standards? >> you cannot see corruption on the surface. >> the secretary told committee members he is open to allow a -- and