>> after we get through with this, yes. >> i done been here about 20 times. >> alfonzo even knew theest time of day to get arrested. >> at night it gets so crowded, you have to use the bathroom in front of people. god knows if you have to take a dump. by me coming here early in the morning, i think i got a big break. >> the sad thing about alfonzo, he not only had an addiction that kept getting him thrown in jail, he couldn't be honest about it to his own family. his one phone call was to his mother and it was heartbreaking. >> i'm over here, over town. i was with a friend. i'm spending the night with a friend. it's a female, though. i'm so sick of lying to my mom. i feel so bad. what can she do? she ain't gonna bail me out. i call, mom, i'm in jail. again? i told you to stay home. i didn't want to hear all that right now. the damage has been done. >> after being processed, alfonzo was finally assigned to a cell. >> then i be here until court. >>> coming up on "lockup: raw" -- >> it's all with misdemeanors. >> the women who cope -- >> she's telling you all she need help. >> bunt. >>

arrested, 34-year-old pamela tolbert and her boyfriend alfonzo portugal, 38. gets a 27-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to aggravated robbery and second degree assault. portugal pleads guilty to aggravated robbery and is sentenced to 12 years behind bars. central to the case, the video recorded by security cameras installed by a previous owner after an earlier robbery. >> i think it would have been difficult to get a true understanding of what occurred or what the assailants had actually attempted to do with the bartender until we saw that footage and what occurred. >> the two customers who fled the scene are not charged. lucky for t.j. his stab wound is superficial. no stitches necessary. but the blow from the pool cue requires 13. >> i think t.j. is lucky to be alive after this. >> t.j. has no regrets about fighting back rainfall when things that are valuable to you are threatened, i think just about anybody would be amazed at what they can do to defend those things. >> for t.j., the assault is a life changing event. within weeks he sells the cordi

charisma and tunisia, carlos, alfonzo to rafael nadal i can see those kids. a system that was completely failing them. these kids may be pay attention. i don't know where they are today but i would like to think they were a little bit better prepared for the fifth grade because i was there. and more than that i know i'm part of a movement of teachers and principals, of poets and policymakers, who made in americorps. individuals who continue to live a life of service because they served. the data shows that. nine in 10 americorps alums go on a continued to work in the public sector. they said was among the most significant professional experience is other life. i'm thrilled today to be joined by two fellow americorps alums, jeffrey and kelly. we were made in america corporate we're part of, we are part of the movement and i am thrilled to have them share their stories today. >> growing up, i was an ordinary kid. i was often bullied and picked on. but despite that i was had this interconference do whatever is going to be like it was going to be important and it