Jail life (in the I.E.)

To all that have been locked up somewhere out here in the I.E., How was it for you? Was there alot of IE g's in there? Talk about it alittle bit. Compare them. How was the staff, etc... This section is just for general discussion on these jails and how they operate. Any thoughts on how to change them ,make them run better, or things that can be done for the inmates to make it easier. General discussion.... I've gathered up some quick info on whats what and where. Maybe you have a few funny stories about something you've seen or whatever....??

West Valley Detention Center
9500 Etiwanda Avenue
Rancho Cucamonga, Ca.
It has 3,347 beds. Was built in 1991. And is said to be one of the largest county jails in california.


Glen Helen Rehabilitation Center
18000 Institution Road
P.O.Box 9490
Devore,Ca 92407
The Male facility opened in 1960, as a work camp and had a capacity of 100 inmates in a maximum housing unit. The current facility has two minimum security housing units and 1 maximum security housing unit. It houses 1,024 inmates. There are current plans to develop two additional housing units that will hold nearly 500 pre-trial and sentenced county inmates. The Female facility opened in 1988 with three dorm units for county sentenced inmates. An additional maximum security unit was added in 2003 and the facility now houses both pre-trial and sentenced females. The facility has the capacity to hold 326 inmates.


Central Detention Center
630 East Rialto Avenue
San Bernardino, Ca. 92415
Originally opened in 1971, CDC was the main jail system for over 20 years. Over-crowding in the 1980s, resulted in the county building West Valley. Central jail closed for a couple of years due to budget issues, but re-opened in 1994 when the sheriff's department negotiated a contract with the U.S. Marshals to house federal prisoners. Currently it houses around 330 federal prisoners and 600 county inmates.


Adelanto Detention Center
9438 Commerce Way
Adelanto, Ca 92301
It was opened in 2006 and houses over 700 inmates.

theres also Robert Presley and the old county in riverside. banning...

you just did SB county whats up with that ese? lol no luv for the RIV?
here's what i got off the net on riverside county
i only been to RPDC & SWDC never been to camp snoopy (smith) and those desert jails lol

Robert Presley Detention Center
4000 Orange Street
PO Box 710
Riverside, CA 92501
Robert Presley Detention Center is located in the heart of the downtown area of Riverside. The Riverside County Jail was renamed R.P.D.C in September 1989. The "Old Jail" was originally constructed in 1933 and was built as part of the old historic courthouse annex. In 1963, an addition was made to the jail, which included dormitory style housing units, a dispensary, detox cell, segregation cells, visiting area and business office. In 1979, the county expanded the female section of the jail. Houses 1,081 inmates.

Larry D. Smith Correctional Facility
1627 South Hargrave Street
Banning, CA 92220
Located in the city of Banning, the Smith Correctional Facility is the Department’s largest correctional facility. The facility holds inmates as they await arraignment, hearings, trials, and sentencing, as well as minimum and medium security inmates who have been sentenced to serve a county jail sentence and houses 940 inmates. The facility is also home to several Corrections Division programs such as the Supervised Electronic Confinement Program, Work Release Program, Residential Substance Abuse Treatment program, Sheriff’s Inmate Training and Education Bureau, a commercial printing shop, centralized warehouse and laundry services, as well as other counseling, vocational, and educational programs.

Southwest Detention Center
30755-B Auld Road
Murrieta, CA 92563
SWDC was constructed in 1992 and houses 1,111 medium and max security inmates.

Indio Jail
46057 Oasis Avenue
Indio, CA 92201
The Indio Jail was originally constructed in 1959 and has gone through four renovations and an expansion in 1989. The jail has 353 beds.

Blythe Jail
260 N. Spring Street
Blythe, CA 92225
The Blythe Jail was constructed in 1964 and has 125 beds.

9478 etiwanda ave rancho cucamonga ca 91739 west valley juvenile detention center unit 2 adam :b 900 e gilbert st san bernardino ca 92404...wut abot us youngsters...lol

JUVI IN SANBERDO IS MORE GANGSTA THAN WEST VALLEY ADULT!!!

Jae wrote:To all that have been locked up somewhere out here in the I.E., How was it for you? Was there alot of IE g's in there? Talk about it alittle bit. Compare them. How was the staff, etc... This section is just for general discussion on these jails and how they operate. Any thoughts on how to change them ,make them run better, or things that can be done for the inmates to make it easier. General discussion.... I've gathered up some quick info on whats what and where. Maybe you have a few funny stories about something you've seen or whatever....??

West Valley Detention Center
9500 Etiwanda Avenue
Rancho Cucamonga, Ca.
It has 3,347 beds. Was built in 1991. And is said to be one of the largest county jails in california.


Glen Helen Rehabilitation Center
18000 Institution Road
P.O.Box 9490
Devore,Ca 92407
The Male facility opened in 1960, as a work camp and had a capacity of 100 inmates in a maximum housing unit. The current facility has two minimum security housing units and 1 maximum security housing unit. It houses 1,024 inmates. There are current plans to develop two additional housing units that will hold nearly 500 pre-trial and sentenced county inmates. The Female facility opened in 1988 with three dorm units for county sentenced inmates. An additional maximum security unit was added in 2003 and the facility now houses both pre-trial and sentenced females. The facility has the capacity to hold 326 inmates.


Central Detention Center
630 East Rialto Avenue
San Bernardino, Ca. 92415
Originally opened in 1971, CDC was the main jail system for over 20 years. Over-crowding in the 1980s, resulted in the county building West Valley. Central jail closed for a couple of years due to budget issues, but re-opened in 1994 when the sheriff's department negotiated a contract with the U.S. Marshals to house federal prisoners. Currently it houses around 330 federal prisoners and 600 county inmates.


Adelanto Detention Center
9438 Commerce Way
Adelanto, Ca 92301
It was opened in 2006 and houses over 700 inmates.

YOU FORGOT CHINO!!!

Wut bout high desert j hall...nah dat shit gay as fuck serio...boys republic....philos corinthians n da other group homes lol....

You we're in those group homes?

"T-C-B! Take care of business!
T-C-B! Take care of business!
Who are we?!?!
Pre-placement Unit 14!
WHO?!
UNIT 14!!!!"

Lil poem I wrote......

P_LOKO wrote:You we're in those group homes?

yeah a minute ago...

BULLET_ache wrote:

P_LOKO wrote:You we're in those group homes?

yeah a minute ago...

Musta got tired of good ol Mr. OG 'Eastside' huh? You know who I'm talking about. LOL, he's not bad, but most don't graduate from his program better fucking with him then with Garrett, Blade, Cadena, and big Langford's bitch ass way up at the "Academy" though...... if these fools woke up on the wrong side of the bed, then you and the clicka are bound for a really FUCKED up day.......L O L!

what group homes were you in dawg????

lol, yeah i clearly forgot alot of them but i was on my way out and rushing so i just tossed up those right quick.

BULLET_ache wrote:what group homes were you in dawg????

Probably some of the same ones you were at doggy dogg.

BULLET_ache wrote:Wut bout high desert j hall...nah dat shit gay as fuck serio...boys republic....philos corinthians n da other group homes lol....

u ever heard about Lodge makers in Hesperia I heard they shut it down.

There used to be a mental hospital in Fontana. CPC Rancho Lindo. They shut it down and turned it into a church.

Link

Gilbert :December 08- May 09
West Valley :JH June 09- August 09
Gilbert :December 09- September 10
YA :September 10- September 12
WV County Jail (release from State to County)- 4 looooooooooong ass days

Which place was the funnest. ?

Gloom N Doom wrote:Which place was the funnest. ?

YA by far! We fought every day and had kickoffs damn near every 2 weeks but they gave us privileges u wont get in County. We got to play football, have pizza parties, cable, jobs, school, all kinds of shit. In Ventura (VYCF) there's even girls there. One thing tho, the moment we fucked up and kicked it off, oh our ass was on lockdown lol

I never been locked up but I always hear YA is the craziest. Some tell me juvi is full of snitches and west valley everyone says is boring.

Gloom N Doom wrote:I never been locked up but I always hear YA is the craziest. Some tell me juvi is full of snitches and west valley everyone says is boring.

Yea juvy was child's play. I actually got sent to YA for starting a riot and juvy and staff got attacked in the melee so me and 3 other homies got charges (Gilbert). Yea YA was a bit crazy, I can remember full fledge kickoffs in the school areas. Half of my time spent in YA we was segregated, especially in the BTP units. Those are the "high power" units. West Valley is str8 bs. After paroling from State , everyone in YA now has to go back to county jail to go to court. I did 4 days in West Valley b4 i got released and those 4 days was some of the worst of ma whole 3 years. The food, the grimyness, the bums, smh. Thats when I seen state is waaaaaaay better than County. We were at least "special" because we were the last of the youth in "state prisons", in county you're just another mf