Special Story with Tirill: [Life in Prison]
"Hey man, let go of me!"
Jay Park yelled right before he was thrown into a cellar. He gripped the bars and growled as the police officers closed the cell door and locked it. "Have fun with your new roommate," mused one of them, causing both of them to cackle as they left the area. Jay kept barking at them to come back and that he was innocent.
He was merely at the wrong place at the wrong time. Yesterday, he was charged with selling narcotics - something he'd never do. Jay was walking down the street, wearing simple street clothing for dancing. He didn't know what he was delivering when one of his trustworthy friends ask him to send a package to his friend's house.
And now here he is, stuck in this hellhole. He has to wait for 6 months in order to be released. His lawyer is still trying to work his innocence, which might not be pretty hard.
Jay Park yelled right before he was thrown into a cellar. He gripped the bars and growled as the police officers closed the cell door and locked it. "Have fun with your new roommate," mused one of them, causing both of them to cackle as they left the area. Jay kept barking at them to come back and that he was innocent.
He was merely at the wrong place at the wrong time. Yesterday, he was charged with selling narcotics - something he'd never do. Jay was walking down the street, wearing simple street clothing for dancing. He didn't know what he was delivering when one of his trustworthy friends ask him to send a package to his friend's house.
And now here he is, stuck in this hellhole. He has to wait for 6 months in order to be released. His lawyer is still trying to work his innocence, which might not be pretty hard.