now he's once again back at lcjc, facing the music for running away. >> how much longer did you haveefore you would have completed? >> like four months. >> that's it? >> i was already there for like 17. >> at that point, four months is a drop in the bucket, dude. >> i was only out for a month. after a month i caught a pistol charge in chicago. i got sentenced to a year in illinois' department of corrections. i've been on parole since then. juvenile is, yeah, a little better than adult. when you get to adult it's nasty. if you don't like rats and roaches, just stay away. i got an anger issue. >> you have control issues. you want control. the rankings, you know. you've got a little bit of rank now, don't you? >> i can't speak on that. >> i just don't know if he'll ever make it. i think it's unfortunate. i think he's got a lot of potential. i think he could really achieve anything he chose to if he applied himself in a positive way. >> actually the night before i came in here i got shot at. i almost lost my life. pulled into a gas station. i had some buddies in the car. as i was pulling

. >> kevin is being transferred to the high security wing of lcjc where staff can hopefully calm him down and keep closer tabs on his behavior. >> i said i'm going to kill myself so it don't matter. >> kevin's threats of suicide means he'll be placed on round the clock watch and wear only a paper blanket for his own safety. >> he said he's going to kill himself. just leave him cuffed and shackled. keep one person at the door. let him be until he calms. he said that he was going to kill himself so we now have to deal with that and take the precautions of that. >> get up, kevin, now. >> [ bleep ]. >> i got news for you, sweetie. not everybody cusses their parent out. okay... is this where we're at now, we just eat whatever tastes good? like these sweet honey clusters... actually there's a half a day's worth of fiber in every ... why stop at cereal? bring on the pork chops and the hot fudge. fantastic. are you done sweetie? yea [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. hey, i love your cereal there-- it's got that sweet honey taste. but no way it's 80 calories, right? no w

. >> luckily for the intake and detention officers at lcjc, figuring out whether the kids are guilty or not is not part of the job description. >> there's really no reason for us to know it. every kid is here to be treated equally and fairly. that's up to the courts and the judges to deal with the crime aspect of it. >> after 26 years you've heard so many stories. i've had so many kids tell me so many stories, and of course there are those that seemed very genuine. could it be a game? definitely. i've been burned before. but there are other people in the courtroom that help me make decisions. say the counselor that was present. the probation officer helped me. and listening to both sides really lays out for you what each kid has done or hasn't done and the good and the bad points. i mean, at that point you're in court, and it's the end of the road here. now it's put up or shut up. you might as well just do it now and tell the truth. >> did you have any problems with him? >> no. other than he gave me the wrong name. >> and you're not going to charge him with false -- you've done that