initially i came out with a group of friends, alicia, and chris walter. we came -- and jamie cox.hey are all students. we came out as students to protest the injustice going on and the fact due process wasn't given. so everybody was out here. the idea of a double standard, it has always been the case in america where black people, whenever they try to move forward to get right, always has to come at least at a concession level or to benefit whites more. so it's constantly. >> do you feel as a young, black man -- how central is the police or thinking about the police in your life? >> i mean, in general, i believe that the police are out here to serve and protect. that's the whole code of honor. so when i hear police brutality is happening, then that become as problem to me because at that time, and as you can see here in ferguson, who is going to protect them then if they can't trust and rely on the police to protect them? i think that's central into this scenario right here. >> that's a key point. so much has been about this discussion about policing and it's been about people thi

. >> chris walter, a registered nurse, and his brother james, a psychiatric technician, work with the mentally disordered offenders. >> one of the main reasons that these guys are in here is that the mental illness played a major part in the crime that they were originally convicted on and a huge part of that is violence. the crime was considered violent or had an element of violence within it. >> in my mind, i had already wished her dead so many times. you know, and the only thing that held me back was my dad, i knew that how disappointed my dad would be. >> richard guest was convicted of killing his stepmother when he was 16 years old. he was tried as a juvenile and served seven years in the california youth authority. >> my dad used to do everything she wanted. you know, it was like she was manipulating him. and then whenever he wasn't there, i'd get abused by her, so i just told myself, i'm going to kill her. you know, and i don't care what happens to me. now that my dad is dead, i am going to kill her. and that is what i did. and i went over to her house, and i shot her. >> since

initially i came out here with a group of friends, alicia, a friend by the name of chris w t walter andat is not being given to anybody out here. but the idea of a double standard has always been the case in america. whenever they try to move forward to get rights, they always have to come at least at a concession level or to benefit whites more. we're seeing that come through this all-white police state out here, the kind of policing the black body. it's constantly. >> do you feel as a young, black man -- how central is the police or thinking about the police in your life? >> i mean, in general, i believe that the police are out here to serve and protect. that's the whole code of honor. so when i hear police brutality is happening, then that become as problem to me because at that time, and as you can see here in ferguson, who is going to protect them then if they can't trust and rely on the police to protect them? i think that's central into this scenario right here. >> that's a key point. so much has been about this discussion about policing and it's been about people thinking that t

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