So yeah I already told this forum I got arrested. I enjoy watching prison documentaries or police shows. But once you actually get to experience getting arrested and being in jail, your perspective on life really changes, even for 6 hours! I can't believe what it'd be like if I had to serve a year or 25 years.
First I got arrested and put in handcuffs, and put in a police car. I went to a police station and they put me in a holding cell, like a tank like cage. I was in this police station for like 2 hours, talked to a detective, told him I just like crashing big events, who reacted like, "ok, it's no big deal, and I have real people to help."
Then I get escorted out of this police station and go to a 2nd police station, which on Yelp is described is a temporary jail. At arrival, an officer had good news and I'd be walking out of jail that day, but they still have procedures to do. So sounds like good news, but it just drags on and I still have to wait in a waiting cell. An hour passes and then am given a blanket! Now I get nervous that I'm spending a night in jail.
At this point, I'm getting nervous. Even with the good news of getting out, I still get scared because I have no idea if they would change their mind. But now I get cell mates. And every single one of them were black!! And I was the only Asian guy in there. But amazingly, I didn't feel scared sharing a cell with these "criminals". I did hear some people yelling and screaming, probalby resisting officers or in solitary confinement. Now just waiting here waiting for an officer to come to let me out. I keep asking what the progress is, they either say I don't know and simply ignore me. I press the intercom in the cell, ask about the progress, and the guy just yells back at me pissed off.
Time passes by and it's starting to get late. And you can't tell the time, they don't even turn the lights off! Just a brightly lit room. But eventually a police officer calls for me, tells me to put my blankets in the bin, now I'm relieved I'm gonna finally be out of jail. It was a super long day, being in jail makes time feel really slow.
I sign some paper work, and get court notice. And then I walk out double layered doors. Just like in the prison documentaries! It was quite an experience to be in jail for 6 hours. I was surprised I didn't feel scared of my inmates, some kindly heckled me a little bit, probably figured out I was new to jail. One guy said he was in there for 3 days. Some other guy said he was serving 25 yrs. But amazingly, I didn't feel scared being around them.
But yeah all this for a citizens arrest. I have no idea why this security guard wants to play sheriff, he should stick to just telling people to leave. I hope he knew his citizens arrest is under his name, not CSC, I have no idea why he's messing around with citizens arrest, he is liable to prove his arrest was justified. And now that lawyers say my case is bogus and will likely get dropped, I'll sue his *** for wrongful arrest if the lawyers advise me that I have a case.
He's no ******* hero and he didn't prevent a terrorist attack. All he got to see was a fan thwarting his terrorist grade security team by walking past them like he belonged there.
