and with brantley, he's you know, i don't know howb, many times. and the unfortunate thing is you just keep tryiil one of them works. >> okay, so, iop is intensive outpatient treatment. three days a week. >> all right, thank you. >> you're welcome. >> appreciate it. i do need more structure. you know? it's just... and i need the help. i need... and they're willing to offer it to me, which is amazing. toave somebody on your side, it went better than i planned. b >> narrator: erroll doesn't end up going to the outpatienttm treat. he continues to use heroin and eventually checks himself into a detox center. >> so here i am, i'm at adrc, i'm waiting to get into the 30-day program. i wish i could have been the success story. i wi i could have shown you guys how amazing my life is, but it's going to take a lite while longer. >> narrator: he doesn't tellfi r pawlich, and misses his next appointment, another violation of pare. >> all right, so here's our update on mr. brantley. >> narrator: it takes pawlich almost a week to figure outwh e erroll is. >> on

brantley, you could just read, had a long, long history of opiate addiction. and if you're in this business long enough, you know the chances are at some point it will rear its ugly head. so, now he's on your watch, sogo yoto make sure you're dotting i's and crossing t's, that's for sure. 'r so what gonna do today is i'm gonna have you review these conditions now. so what i need you to do is read every one and make sure you understand each condition and then sign at the end. >> narrator: among the conditions of his release, erroll will have to undergo, mandatory drug testid he's barred from contact with prior victs, which includes his girlfriend, katherine. >> and is long-tm planning with your mom at that address? >> no, i want to go back home.ve i don't ith my mom, i actually live with my girlfriend katherine. >> that's why i'm asking.he >> but was a problem at the jail. they said that she was a victim and they took her off my visiting list after, like, 17 months. >> who's the person? >> katherine eaton >> was she a victim or not? >> no, she wasn't. >> what a