the sedgwick county jail. faith even has its place in a very different sort of facility located in downtown wichita. the sedgwick county jail. >> they're trying to make it hard on the career criminal in kansas. >> most of the 1150 inmates here are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial at the resolution of their cases. while they wait, they might get to know pastor tina. >> if you see god, god's going to give you a message that will give you the power to recover what you lost. amen? >> pastor tina has been preaching in the jail chapel for more than a decade. >> god never tells lies and he always fulfills his promises. that's why you got to get in his word and find out what is his promises to you. >> i have an assignment to lead these people out. i don't care what these people have done. i don't care the most heinous crime you can think of. if they turn around and repent they will make it into heaven. >> the minute that we run up on a problem, then we begin to -- we get mad at god, don't we? >> i have t

jail. and this time he's got something to say. >>> wichita, kansas, surrounding sedgwick county, take pride in the wild west roots. law men like wyatt earp spent time here. in the modern age, billy's gang would be seriously outgunned. >> we're at a crossroads in the middle of the country. we're getting not just the west coast gangs, the crypts, bloods, also some of the upper midwest gangs like from chicago and milwaukee and east coast stuff. it is all coming through here. >> in 2007, lieutenant with the wichita police department put a major dent in the area's gang population. he led a task force that landed dozens of gang members in federal prison. today, he's the sheriff of sedgwick county. >> we did about a year and a half investigation along with atf and fbi, the lead agency on it. we were able to convict about 50 crypt gang members for various charges from distribution of cocaine to rico to rico conspiracies and homicide, just a whole plethora of things. eradicated the crypt gang here, which was the largest gang we had. >> reporter: along with other duties, sheriff jeff easter oversees

regel regelio so >>> no jail, including wichita sedgwick county jail, can guarantee a safe haven from he lens. so, with time on their hands, many inmates into all they can to maintain fitness, including jeremy honey cut, who has not let being a double amputee slow him down. >> i do everything. from play basketball to swim to fighting, i do all kind of stuff. usually because of the time i got in, because my secret and all that bleep people know not to mess with me. >> over the past 17 years, honey cut has served time on multiple convictions, including robbery, theft, criminal threat, criminal discharge of a firearm, and criminal possession of a firearm. he's currently charged with theft and failure to register as a violent offender to which he has pled not guilty. if convicted, his maximum sentence is nine years in prison. >> it sound kind of crazy saying this, but this is what i know. i mean, this is like what i call home. >> over the years, honey cut has learned how to take care of himself as a disabled person behind bars. >> i lived this way most of my life. you have to be prepared