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GMK on Facing 9 Years at 19, Details Cops Trying to Trick Him into Cooperating
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October 7, 2022
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In this clip, GMK spoke about going to jail at 17 for burglary and other charges, and he went on to speak about going back at 19 after being pulled over in Florida on felony charges. When asked about how he felt after going back in, GMK explained that he knew he was the only person responsible for his actions. He then added that once he’s inside, he’s “conditioned” to adjust to the situation, and GMK explained that it was hard to adjusting to the lack of privacy. From there, GMK spoke about food that he used to make in jail, including burritos and pizza. He explained that how his experience helped him after his release, and GMK added that focusing on positivity really helped him.
Later, GMK spoke about facing 9 years at 19, and he explained that he was content with whatever outcome because he had been locked up for a while before being given any numbers. He added that he wasn’t taking anything more than 3 years, and GMK explained how he was threatened with evidence that ended up not being credible. When asked about getting in fights in jail, GMK explained that it was someone trying to prove themselves in all the instances. He added that in one instance, he was video chatting with a woman and other inmates were trying to see her, which annoyed GMK and led to an altercation.
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