Internet Video: Prison Riot at Pitchess Detention Center

This six minute video features exclusive footage of prisoners rioting in the Pitchess Dentention Center, L. A. County jail system. Inmates are shown fighting fiercely, throwing mattresses, chairs, bed frames and makeshift weapons. The Video Blog is available free, on demand, 24/7 at http://www.fulldisclosure.net/flash/VideoBlogs/VideoBlog13.php provided for viewing only "On Demand" 24/7, as a public service by the Full Disclosure Network (tm)" Also Featured are L. A. County Sheriff Leroy Baca, Orange County Sheriff Mike Carona and the late L. A. County Sheriff Sherman Block who had to deal with the prison rioting problems.

Los Angeles, CA. (PRWEB) February 5, 2006 -- This six minute video blog features exclusive footage of prisoners rioting in the Pitchess Dentention Center, L. A. County jail system. Inmates are shown fighting fiercely, throwing mattresses, chairs, bed frames and makeshift weapons. The Video Blog is available free, on demand, 24/7 at http://www.fulldisclosure.net/flash/VideoBlogs/VideoBlog13.php provided for viewing only "On Demand" 24/7, as a public service by the Full Disclosure Network (tm)"

Also featured in the video blog is L. A County Sheriff Leroy Baca, Orange County Sheriff Mike Carona and the late L. A. County Sheriff Sherman Block . All three Sheriffs are on record as to what they feel is responsible for massive over-crowding of jails and racial unrest among the inmates.

Reasons cited by the Sheriffs for the violence are:

* Budget shortfalls causing staffing shortages.

* Growing numbers of criminal illegal immigrants.

* Conflict of local and U.S. Immigration law enforcement.

* Revolving door policies allowing 70% of illegal criminal aliens to return to U.S.

Emmy Award winning host Leslie Dutton is the moderator of this Full Disclosure Network™. Video clips for this debate were selected from full-length interviews with the Sheriffs and which have been shown on 40 cable television systems and video streamed from the internet website www.fulldisclosure.net

Over the past thirteen years Full Disclosure™ programs have explored police policies, politics, corruption and reform, interviewing all the LAPD Chiefs from Ed Davis to William Bratton as well as the Southern California County Sheriffs. Cable channels are listed by community and air times on the website.

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