the officers hit and minguell southwest university on lockdown. message sent saying please secure all doors and windows. >> within minutes of the call our campus was on lockdown. >> killed today, officer nicholas ryan smarr. 24 years old, four years on americus police force. >>> the other officer, jo fighting for his life. this has been a deadly year for law enforcement, 63 officers shot and killed in the line of duty. a 66% increase over last year. georgia, among the top five most deadly for those who wear blue. >> it's a tragedy beyond words. it's one of our family members, has been taken from us. >> tonight, police say the suspect was already wanted for kidnapping. his family saying when they saw him today after the shooting, he said he expected police to kill him. kerry sanders, nbc caught on camera, today at a high school in nevada. video posted online shows a teenager armed with a knife in a fight with another student. when a campus police officer stepped in and opened fire. the school went into lockdown, and nbc's rehema ellis has the detai

>> lockdown now. >> got a low tolerance for ignorance. when i get punished for something i never did it kind of ticked me off, kind of bothered me. anywhere you go will be controversy and problems. it's what you make it. you know what i'm saying? this is outrageous when every day is the same thing. we never have a smooth day never. >> smooth days are also rare for javier elijah and those staff members who have to deal with him. he is currently serving 15 days of disciplinary segregation time for flooding his cell and threatening an officer with a metal pipe he removed from his sink. 24 hours earlier he was relocated to the bubble, the most restricted section of the jail and was not at all pleased. >> i'm mad because they shouldn't have moved me. >> today elijah seems to be in a much better mood. >> how you all doing today? >> how are you? >> i am fine. i apologize for yesterday. but i don't apologize to you. >> is it as bad in there as you thought it was going to be? >> no, it's actually not. i actually like this. >> you just were overrea

and 14 days lockdown. it's not really that big a deal. i get to stay in the program and complete the program. i get to get my certificate. >> the sheriff wants us to work with them to compromise. you have to give a little in order to get a little. i went ahead and gave him 14 days so he can graduate. inmate billiter has been there that long. only got three days. and not cleaning up your room, it's serious on a hygiene purpose but not as serious that i need to throw you under the jail. >> billiter will get to stay in the program, perhaps aided by a lie he told during his hearing. >> are you court-ordered? >> yes, ma'am. really that's the only thing that saved me. i'm really not court-ordered. i'm here to get my certificate to present to court when i go to court but i'm not court-ordered. i just said that and lied about it because i knew sort of what to manipulate. i manipulated that and it worked. everything's working out perfect. >> while billiter can look forward to his graduation day, brandon agner is looking forward as well. his curren

>> i didn't know that. >> you can get lockdown time and they can charge you restitution to paint the cell over again. you going to quit doing that? >> yeah. >> i don't want to see anymore the next time i walk by here. >> okay. >> all right. >> i did not write her up at this time. miss day is a young lady. i know i talked to her shortly after she had first come in and she did seem pretty overwhelmed by the whole jail situation. i try to be fair with people. i believe that she probably didn't know that she shouldn't do that, but like i said, if there is any further damage we will take care of that at that time. >> i don't think i will be scratching on the walls anymore. >> day says what remains is a source of comfort. >> i just wrote in a few things that i think about as a few of the things that i love. >> what is jts? >> jack taylor spell. i love him. i can't see my life without him. some of the things, they are not good but still i'm attracted to the drugs and money. i can't lie and say that i don't want to do drugs. what made me start trying different drugs was just peer pressure li

the mall on lockdown after unfounded reports of an active shooter. this started after a fight broke out among teenagers in the food court. and panic in chattanooga, tennessee. shoppers mistook the fireworks for gunshots. the aurora town mall in colorado evacuating after fights in the mall involving at least 500 people. it started with a social media post prophet muhammmising a fig. and in north carolina, people forced to evacuate after a fight in the food court. a report of a suspected gunman turned out to be false. >>> homework is the solution. bloody holiday weekend in chicago. at least a dozen people shot dead. authorities say it appears the majority of the shootings were targeted attacks by gang members against potential rivals who were at holiday gatherings. the police chief saying it is time to lay down the law. >> i just don't believe that we hold repeat gun offenders accountable for their anxiousct. we don't. the justice system in cook county is a joke. until we change the narrative of individuals to make them not want to pick up a gun, we wi

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once the lockdown was lifted, parents got to get their kids. and in aurora, illinois, a huge brawl at fox valley mall. teenagers had to spent down the stairs to get out of the mall. >> when i was that aiminge, i w still playing with what i got for christmas. this was the scene in beechwood place mall in ohio. unfounded reports of an active shooter. police say it began after a fight broke out among teenagers in the food court. panic at hamilton place mall in chattanooga. shoppers took the sound of fireworks for gunshots and shoppers were hurt as they ran out of the building. the aurora town mall in colorado evacuated after fights broke out in the mall involving at least 500 people. police say it all started with the social media post promising a fight. >> people, let's be good. >>> the cowboys stomped the lions in football. can anyone stop america's team on the road to the super bowl? coy wire with this morning's bleacher report coming up next. millions of you are online right now, searching one topic. that will generate over 600 million results

a college on lockdown. >>> the deadly fires. and just arson charges. did two teenagers intentionally set the fires? 14 people would die. >>> the daeng rouse driving at this hour. the winter blast across several states. snow, ice, freezing rain. and now, the arctic blast hitting tonight. >>> and crossing the line? the woman battling breast cancer, and what the tsa asked her to allow. tonight, the tsa responding. >>> and america strong. we're with the american heroes, >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin with that code red lockdown at an american high school that we learned of late today. after a chaotic and violent scene outside the school library. police are now laser focused on these images coming in tonight. a student waving a knife. reports he had two of them. students all around, refusing to put it down. many of the students running in fear, and then one of the officers firing. the student did survive. he was r reno, nevada, and we begin tonight with abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: tonight

we are under a lockdown. >> all right, lockdown, gentlemen. take it in, let's go! >> several days later, the victim was released from the hospital and recovered in the prison's medical unit. >> we tried to get interviews with both the victim of the stabbing as well as the perpetrator of the stabbing. the victim was an adamant no. he did not want to participate in the documentary. eventually, the assailant said he would talk to us. >> our interview with the stabber, terry moore, gave insight into how little it takes to prompt a potentially deadly attack in prison. >> what happened? >> i had an assault on an inmate. >> why? >> why? because he had stole my shoes. >> actually, this was not a surprise to me. in prison, you have very few possessions. your resources are limited, and if somebody comes and takes one of your possessions, two things happen -- "a," you lose something that could very well be useful to you, and "b," you will be perceived as a weaker person if you don't retaliate. >> well, i just come here from work one day, and they were missing, and which is on

saying we are in lockdown mold, lock your doors. me and my friends hurried on stage and hiding in the wings.>> wanting answers and for calhoun to turn himself in. >> high school sweethearts. they loved each other. i will always remember their smiles and love for one another. their children. it is so sad. >> again, the sheriff telling me if you have any information on this suspect you are asked to call police. getting answers, allison brunner cleveland 19. >> thank you. >>> tonight we have two stories doing something many of us do every day beginning with a man's murder on dead man's curve. police gave us the 911 calls. >> going westbound and he got hit. somebody in a car or truck. >> that call came from a man in the car with the victim. he went to the hospital and left before police could talk to him. jamal green died when someone shot him from another car. still no arrests there. cleveland. leroy barkley tried to fight off the attacker and was shot twice at the pnc in lorain and the victim's son told us his dad will be okay and he

we had brusselss in lockdown, police terror probe indicate a massive present as well. bringing in lieutenant joinal tom mcnerney, your take on what happened in germany with christmas market. >> this still speculation, this is my take. as you point out christmas markets are very popular in europe. they are also a target, a soft target for radical islam to attack. this is kind of a cookie cutter of nice, we don't have all of the facts because one of the truck drivers is dead. the other we have captive, we'll get a better feel. but i would say there is a 99% chance that this was radical islam, it was deliberately done, i never heard in 5 tours in europe of these type things happening before like nice and berlin now. and then you have the turkish scene with the russian ambassador being shot. the other events you mentioned. liz: mi-5 in england warned that christmas markets would be a target for isis and al qaeda. again we do not know if that attack in germany was terror related. they are also saying chemical attacks. >> we should expect that. they are patterns of behavior,

a lockdown at a junior high school. after parents discover gunsing missing at home. their son allegedly firing off a shot before they could even confront him. neal karlinsky. school outside salt lake city, stopped in a way police have rarely seen. >> there was an active shooter, he's under control now. >> reporter: police say a 15-year-old student, armed with two guns, fired one shot into the ceiling, threatening students. but investigators say his own parents were already on the way, concerned about his recent behavior. they rushed to the school, heard the shot and went towards the sound. these two students were one the shooter's dad who intervened. >> took him out of the room and told him to put the gun down and everything. >> reporter: police say the teen's parents were worried about their son acting strangely. then they noticed two guns missing from their home and assumed the worst. they were right. police haven't confirmed whether the shooting was intentional or not. they credit the boy's parents with the fact that no one was hurt. david. >> neal drama to a bank

georgia southwestern university on lockdown. a digital message sent to those on campus, please secure all doors and windows. >> within minutes of the call our campus was on lockdown. >> reporter: killed officer four-year veteran jody smith, fighting for his life. this has been a deadly year for law enforcement. 63 officers shot and killed in the line of duty a. 66% increase over last year. georgia among the top five deadly for those who wear blue. >> that was nbc's kerry sanders reporting. this morning, there are two other manhunts under way in parts of the country. in suspect stabbed a vehicle multiple times outside a wal-mart. the officer is in stable condition and was touretted at the scene. officials are urging the public to dial 911 if they can identify the suspect n. kansas city, authorities have released this video hoping it will lead to the gunman that ambushed an off duty officer. he was working security, sitting in his own car the suspect walked um up to him and began >>> john glenn, the first american to orbit the ear

>>> also breaking the school in lockdown, the parents who discovered guns missing at home. they rushed to the school. the hostage drama. the bank robbery suspect holding dozens at gun point. inside their efforts and the armed standoff. >>> the view from the disaster zone. this evening, the announcement from dolly parton. >>> the abc news exclusive here tonight. the chilling new image of the co-worker who killed his co-workers, this just minutes before he opened fire. >>> g >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us. we begin with president-elect donald trump. his victim tonight, hundreds of american factory workers are thanking mr. trump. the president-elect in indiana today, walking into the carrier plant that had been set to close and send those jobs to mexico. tonight, carrier says hundreds of those jobs will be saved. not all of them. but a significant victory for so many families in that community. tonight, what did mr. trump offer that company to keep it here? mr. trump. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump, touching down in indiana today to deliver an impo

officers had to go store to store to let people out once that lockdown was lifted. then we move on to aurora, illinois. this is the start of what evolved into a massive fight at fox valley mall. teenagers had to sprint down the stairs trying to get away after the fight broke out. the mall forced that mall to close for the entire day after that happened. then in ohio, this is ridiculous. you see this happening over and over again. that mall put on lockdown following unfounded reports at first of an active shooter. that all began because of a fight broken out between students. then in chattanooga, tennessee, after police say teenagers set off fireworks there were people running and scurrying, worried that that was gunshots. it was not gunshots but several shoppers were hurt there as they tried to get out of the way. and then in aurora town mall in colorado, that mall closed as well after several fights broke out inside the mall on several levels, mind you. there are about 500 people all surrounding that area, some of whom were involved in fights. police say it all sta

officers had to go store to store, letting people out once the lockdown was lifted. now to aurora, illinois. this is the start of was evolved into a massive fight. teenagers had to sprint down the stairs after the fight broke out. the mall was forced to close for the day. in ohio, beachwood place mall put on lockdown as well, following unfounded reports of an active shooter. that turned out to be false, but it all began after a fight broke out among teenagers in the food court there. then there was panic at hamilton place mall in chattanooga, tennessee, after police say teenagers set off fireworks. shoppers mistook those sounds for gunshots and several shoppers were hurt as they ran out of that mall. let's move on now to aurora town mall in colorado. that was closed and evacuated after several fights broke out outside the mall involving a load of people. there were at least 500 people that were crowded into that mall. police say it all started with a social media post promising a fight. at cross creek mall in fayetteville, north carolina, people forced to evacuate th

and we begin with that code red lockdown at an american high school that we learned of late today. after a chaotic and violent scene outside the school library. police are now laser focused on these images coming in tonight. a student waving a knife. reports he had two of them. students all around, refusing to put it down. many of the students running in fear, and then one of the officers the student did survive. he was rushed to the hospital in reno, nevada, and we begin tonight with abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: tonight, frightening videos from this reno high school capture a student wildly swinging a large knife in the middle of a crowd of kids. >> backoff! >> reporter: now, police are calling out to review more videos that may have been shot like this, showing chaos as the student apparently refuses to drop the knife. a school police officer quickly the suspect, reportedly 16 years old, goes down. the school district confirms he is a student. he is taken to a hospital. >> shots fired with a student down at hug high school. >> reporter: the incident, just before noon, may

a nearby golf course, area schools and georgia southwestern university on lockdown. a digital message sent to those on campus at gsw, police secure all doors and windows. >> within minutes of the call, our campus was on lockdown. >> killed officer nicholas smarr, 25 years old. four years on the america's police force. the other officer, four-year veteran jodi smith, with the georgia southwestern university police department, fighting for his life. this has been a deadly year for law enforcement. 63 officers shot and killed in the line of duty. a 66% increase over last year. georgia among the top five most deadly for those who wear blue. >> that was kerry sanders. and this morning, there are two other manhunts under way in parts of the country. in columbia, south carolina, police tweeted this photo of a suspect after they say he stabbed a female officer multiple times outside a walmart. the officer is in stable condition and was treated at the scene. now officials are trying to determine if the suspect is the same convict who recently escaped a state prison. they're u

a very scary moment yesterday a lot of the area was put into lockdown they are searching for a man who killed one and we have a photo killed a woman also shot taken to the hospital. she had surgery yesterday we do not have an update we did speak to a friend of the victim and heard the shooting. >> we are not used to hearing that type of shooting here we were kind of scared actually went over so fortunately they are all okay. we will check back in with her and ravenna and about a half an prior happening maroon are dark-colored car and looking for he took money over and six your time charity simmons could face 18 months in the person is a judge does not agree to negotiate. >> proving a settlement back in april the family agreed to settle cleveland will pay half years ago. >> keeping tabs on developing story all year long with a look at what is and an officer is dead with the standoff just ending overnight if there was a procession at 11:00 o'clock at night himself inside the home they were exported inside the house the last time was back in 1997 >> cuyahoga heights will hold a sendoff ra

if any assaults are going to occur immediately once they come off lockdown, the likelihood they might occur in this unit. because of the inmates have opportunity for congregant opportunity. they have the opportunity to come out of their cells six at a time. so if there's going to be any retaliation, it's possible it will happen here. >> this is where it all starts off. small nail clipper here. what they do is come over to the plate right here and actually just start working it. working it. take a piece how big they want it. they start working it, working it. eventually it just cuts into the metal. every time they leave the cell, whatever, they'll get toothpaste and soap, mix it up. then they'll just layer it. so what they're doing now is they're just leaving that bare. so any time you come in here they can actually see this and you can't really cover it up. the two pieces that were used as a shank to assault that one inmate came from right here. that's why they started taking nail clippers. this is pretty much contraband right now. >> although level six is on lockdown, our producers a

inside of his homeauthorities believe the suspect is armed and dangerous--- the neighborhood is on lockdown the officer on the police dept. for seventeen years. the officer died around 9 pm at a tacoma hospital--that's the latest from the breaking news desk--i'll continue to monitor this story as it develops--dora back to you. with deaths among law enforcement on the rise - lawmakers in the u-s senate have approved a new bill co- authored by chuck grassley.the public safety officers' benefits improvement act hopes to reduce the backlog of familes awaiting survivor benefits.the program began one year of a loved one's death.but the justice department is failing to meet that deadline in more than half of all cases.right now, 738 family requests for death benefits are pending approval -- including 175 still pending from the september 11-th terror attacks.if passed by the house and signed by the president, senator grassley's bill would essentially put the burden on the justice department to deny or withold benefits from any family of a fallen officer developing now in charlotte, north carolina..

it was forced into -- this daycare center forced into lockdown twice. can you imagine explaining to children who don't know anything about a pipeline and they don't care and they shouldn't have to why they're in a lockdown, why they have to be careful? because some out of state thugs are circling the block, harassing the owners. many of our residents are fearful for the safety of their neighborhoods. and volunteers are hesitant to even deliver meals on wheels. we've had people call us, say they can't deliver meals on wheels because people won't answer their doors. because they've seen these rioters walking around their property. law enforcement and their families have been stocked and rioters have repeatedly tried to intimidate them. on thanksgiving day, 300 protesters blocked traffic in north dakota, carrying a large dead pig on a stick while at least as many protesters, again, trespassed and built a bridge to reach a hill top. on private property. law enforcement has shown tremendous constraint, giving verbal warnings, that they stop making the bridge

the school put on lockdown for a half hour but no students or staff were injured. investigators believe david darnell is responsible for the shooting. our partners report a 33-year- old man was killed and a 32-year-old woman hurt. she was five or six months pregnant. we're working to verify that with authorities. the violence is unusual in this area. >> tell them all the time. the actors on tv they get to go home after the credits are rolled up. death is for real out here in the streets. you know? make a better choice. >> but the is the suspect iser kd armed dangerous. if you have any information, give the portage county sheriff's office a call. sarah finney news 5. >> st still too soon to say if monday's attack is linked to terrorism but many believe he was radicalized online. they are now looking into whether he was inspired by isis or a former al qaeda may have something to do with the attack. >> terrorists have involved. the message is not is so much that but attack in your backyard. >> 11 people were hurt in the attack before ohio state university police offic

prompted a local high school to go on lockdown. we did receive the 911 calls from dispatch. you can hear one of the victims shot. >> hello? >> i am shot! >> hello? >> i need an ambulance. >> where? >> hold on. >> are you on henderson? >> i am. i just got shot. >> what do you mean you just got shot? >> upon responding, officers found one male had been shot and she was transported to university hospital. and unfortunately, she passed away last night. >> reporter: coming up at 6:00 you will hear from a family friend that describes to me these two were high school sweethearts. you will hear from a student who was part of the lockdown at the local high school as this manhunt continues. >> reporter: getting answers allison brunner, you cleveland 19. >> the suspect who police say attacked a man after game 6 of today. 24-year-old anthony johnson was arrested on november 29th. he pleaded not guilty and was given a $75,000 bond. police say he followed a florida man back to his hotel, knocked him out and robbed him. >> have any questions? >> you can start whenever you are ready. >> chr

because of the close proximate it was put on lockdown for a half hour. student and staff are okay. they report a 32-year-old woman was shut. the relationship between the suspect and the man who died. >> there was two good dudes. they could have been betion friend, for real. they were -- i mean, they were two of the strongst. they were very, very bright. >> cal human being is give portage county sheriff's office a call. we are expecting to learn more information this morning. learn about the new for the latest updates. news 5. >> thank you. the pipeline food hooping it up. ghifinged company a green light. getting the permanent to build it. now that mean it is could clear the way for the natural gas pipeline it run through a huge stret it has residents worried. james says the pipeline would cut his acre farm in of a and he worries it will ruin it. >> by coming through it and taking up hay ground, grape ground you limit our production. >> now according to a statement they are anticipating a permit next year. they plan to be in service in november of 2017. comedian are on good terms. h

" lockdown"it happened at hug high school in reno. police say two students were fighting...when one produced a large knife. a school police officer shot the students in a crowded courtyard of people. "we just hear an think much of it until we saw students running away." away." the student was shot in the shoulder and is expected to survive. more than 40 students witnessed the incident...many of them capturing what played out on their cell phones. 3 the manhunt is now over for a suspect who shot two police officers in georgia....killing one of them. this all started last night. the officers were responding to a domestic violence call. when 32-year-old minquell kennedy lembrick opened fire. a manhunt was launched morning lembrick barricaded himself inside a home...where police say he shot and killed himself. the other officer and killed himself. the other officer who was shot is still in critical condition. a judge shuts down attempts for a mistrial for the young man who police say wanted to start a race war by killing members of a blac

right now that neighborhood is on lockdown. this story has a lot of you talking this morning. should schools be required to give kids recess? right now-- parents and lawmakers across the state are working together to get play time back. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live in the satellite center. sarah, they're making a lot of progress. yes, there are two bills being introduced right now for the next session....and it was parents who paved the way for this change. the bills would require schools to give elementary school kids at least 20 minutes of free- play recess a day. this is a huge relief to parents who say their kids need time to just be kids. so why was recess taken away in the first place? schools are working feverishly to cram in as much material into the day as possible since the no child left behind plan started in 2002, according to the center on education policy... recess. but the big question is: do kids really need recess? sure, all of us adults have fond memories of playtime but did it really make a difference? i'm digging into that--- and working to get

police say the neighborhood is still on lockdown. >> the bottom line is until they have the suspect in custody, it's not safe out there. he saturday fired at officers. nicole: will bring you the latest developments as they become available. lauren: the death toll in a massive wildfire has grown twos admin. much needed finally in the scorched city of gatlinburg. that's good news. search and rescue teams going door to door looking for survivors who were trapped inside their homes. mayor mike warner says even without buyers the search is dangerous. >> is a major shot because your trees down, power lines down which some of them are still alive. you've got propane tanks leaking. it's just a multitude of things that she had to consider. lauren: the rain also causes mudslides. or 10,000 people evacuated. they still don't know when they can return to their homes. dolly parton's foundation donated $1000 a month to families who lost their homes in the wildfires. thank you, mr. nicole: opec cutting production yesterday. i gave a boost of energy overall and the shanghai composite up three quarters

>> i was on the phone with my wife and they asked me to get off the phone, that it was lockdown time. when i hung up the phone, they got on the loudspeaker and said, that means you, lashbrook, and i pointed at the bubble and told her to [ bleep ] her tongue with me. present the case for the department, then you'll have your opportunity. >> i'm going to read an incident report that was written by officer jaret jones, staff at this facility, he writes i was asked by sergeant webb to give inmate lashbrook a direct order to get off the phone and lock down. he ignored my orders to lock down and continued to talk on the phone for several minutes. i believe that anybody could have understood that instruction and it's my belief that this incident report is a complete and accurate portrayal of the incident. >> i was on the phone. i do not deny that. i was speaking with my wife. she was crying very, very bad. and i told her i got to go because they're wanting me to lock down. she said, no, please don't hang up. i said, look, i'll call you in the morning. i have to go. she said, please. i said,

. >> police took ownership of that gun and then searched the building for other weapons, the lockdown was lifted almost an hour later when they determined there was no further threat. >>> a delaware county man is facing felony charges after they found thousands of images depicting child pornography. he is accused of storing the images on various computers in his home and attempting to distribute them. some graphic images 5,000 of them featured children as young as 10 years old. >>> police in bensalem say this man rammed two patrol cars when they tried to pull him over for two warrants. they gave chase and arrested christopher hess and he is facing charges now. >>> a busy day for the trump transition day today. cabinet appointments are almost wrapped up and now another issue emerging, hacking performed by the russians, u.s. officials tell abc news, that russian president vladimir putin was directly involved in the hacking of the democratic national committee and he dismissed it as funny none exception and trump weighed in saying that democrats are the ones pushing the stories of electi

will president-elect make the same deal for e >>> also breaking the school in lockdown, the parents who discovered guns missing at home. they rushed to the school. the hostage drama. the bank robbery suspect holding dozens at gun point. inside their efforts and the armed standoff. >>> the view from the disaster zone. the death toll now raising. this evening, the announcement from dolly parton.

worth, texas, a mall was put on lockdown. police say more than a hundred middle and high school students were caught up in a fight. and in ohio, another mall, another fight in the food court. in colorado, police believe the fight at the aurora town mall was actually planned. >> there was something that was going around on social media about a fight that was going to take place here at the town center of aurora, which is what drew all of these people who were up to no good to our mall. >> reporter: despite the similarities in all the incidents, law enforcement isn't clear on whether they were coordinated in any way. >> sarah, so are law enforcement officials wired about more of these kinds of incidents happening, going forward? >> they certainly are. they hope that this is not a trend that is being started. but they still can't pinpoint whether or not there was one specific incident that created all of the rest. in other words, is there something in social media that they can find that they are certainly scouring through it. w

. >> everybody, everybody, lockdown. everybody in. everybody on lockdown. >> we're doing our thing, someone walked out there, take [ bleep ] off the cart. if we don't get it back right now, we're going door-to-door, we're seeing everything you ain't supposed to have. so whoever did it, now, take the punishment so we don't punish the rest of the pod. >> [ bleep ]. >> whoever took something, give it up. if you don't, everyone's going to suffer. >> man [ bleep ]. >> as minimal as it seems, the fact that somebody stole candy, it's still taken seriously because it's a theft. >> that's the way it's going to roll. >> [ bleep ]. >> jail has to show that they're going to hold everybody accountable for any type of infraction. and they don't tolerate any type of illegal activity. >> where was it? >> lock them all down, shake them all down, strip them, everything they ain't supposed to have coming out. >> during the cart gang, officer saw chatman enter another inmate's cell. that cell was targeted to the search. the snack box was discovered under