. >> unlike some segregation inmates, dan espinoza usually keeps quiet. especially about the fight that earned him 30 days here. it happened the night he was arrested but he says he doesn't remember a thing about it. >> from what i was told i chased after a court officer when i was being cuffed up. they said i hit one of them and kicked one and spit on him. >> he came in severely inebbriated of some sort. not sure if it was drugs, drunk, he was definitely under the influence of something when he came in. >> espinosa was arrested for soft lifting and instead he was taken directly to the segregation unit. fortunately for him, he wasn't charged for his behavior and later pled guilty for his original charges. he blames his problems on the abuse of prescription drugs. >> i was on klonopin. felony pills. >> why do you say that? >> because every time i take them i get felonies. >> i fell when i was in the ironworkers union, tore my knee up, had my knee reconstructed. i was on vicodin, percocet. and it eventually led to heroin. i've enjoyed heroin a little over 2

. >> unlike the inmates, dan espinoza keeps quiet, especially about the fight that earned him 30 days here. it happened the night he was arrested. he said he doesn't remember a thing about it. >> i chased after a court officer. they hit and kicked one and spit on him. >> he came in severely drunk, drugs, something or other. under the influence of something when he came in. >> espinoza was arrested on larceny and shoplifting and was in court to enter a plea, but the behavior prevented that. instead he was taken to the segregation unit. fortunately for him, he wasn't changed for alleged abusive behavior and later pled not guilt to his original charges he blames his problems on his abuse of prescription drugs. >> i felt when i was there, iter to my knee up. i had my knee reconstruct and i was on vicodin, percocet. i was doing heroin a little over 10 years. >> he said he supported his addiction by shoplifting and sell the items in the ethnic neighborhoods. >> i had ed hardy jeans. like a rack of them. i would go to the italians and puerto ricans for the clothes and the chinese for the ele