Race Riot: Prison Killers: Drug War & Prison Stories BEFORE CHRIST book 1, #3

By Glenn Langohr

The author, Glenn Langohr spent 10 years inside the most violent prisons in California on drug charges. He paints the culture into words and takes you on a journey into the belly of the beast with an authentic look at gang warfare behind bars. Mexican Mafia in motion...

B.J, a drug dealer serving time, takes the reader on a never before seen, inside look at a California maximum security prison. The inner dynamics between prison guards, gang investigators and the Warden are on display along with the political climate between races with a war brewing between the Mexicans and Blacks. A piercing account of the process for gang validation into solitary confinement at Pelican Bay's SHU through the eyes of inmates struggling to survive gang wars, in prison drug debts, prison politics, rules and regulations, and ultimately power and control, while desperately trying to find a path for redemption along the way.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Glenn Langohr
• Release date: May 23, 2021
• ISBN: 9798201038045

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This book is based on true events in the authors life.Some timelines, events, places and nameshave been changed for dramatic purposes

~Table of Contents~

Cover Page

Copyright Page

Chapter 1: Back To Prison

Chapter 2: Welcome to Building 5

Chapter 3: My Cell Mate

Chapter 4: Surviving the Tension

Chapter 5: Race War Brewing

Chapter 6: Pyscho Mind Games

Chapter 7: Ace of Spades

Chapter 8: Bullet Head

Chapter 9: The Prison Days of Our Lives

About the Author

Excerpt from Lock Up Diaries

~*~Race Riot~*~

Chapter 1: Back To Prison

The prison was off the beaten path on a remote stretch a hundred miles from civilization, where nobody knew or cared about the nightmarish tension within. I thought about the war zone I was headed back to. This was one of the hardest core prisons in the State of California. The Pelican Bay SHU released inmates here and often times sent them back.

Redwood trees soared in the distance as the bus climbed up the hill, and then the prison came into view. One fence after another, boxed one little yard after another. It was the only concrete around, other than the road taking us there. I counted twelve different mini fenced yards in the concrete jungles and there were more I couldn’t see, behind other buildings.

The bus pulled into a narrow strip, where the razor wire tops of fences started. We waited for the guard who came out of a booth to check around and under the bus. After he cleared it, we were waved in for the final stretch.

After getting off the bus we were shuffled to the receiving part of the prison, where we waited to get processed. I, who answered to the name BJ, was one of a handful who had already been housed. I’d left and went to court for an appeal.

My case, a drug case, had already been heard in court, but I had appealed to the Supreme Court. The reason I did so, was for ineffective council. Six out of ten cases from Orange County, California, that go to the Supreme Court on appeal are overturned, most for ineffective counsel. In my case I was guilty as hell of dealing drugs but still holding a chip on my shoulder for being labeled a cartel level gun and drug dealer, outright lies.

I am a California born and bred, white male. I used to enjoy surfing, playing sports and going to church. That was before drugs polluted my soul, and I started to use them to pay bills. Being an obsessive, compulsive, hypersensitive individual, I happened to be very good at gathering drugs and collecting drug debts. Unfortunately, it only helped me make many enemies in the drug world. They put together a collection of lies that the law enforcement was only too happy to write in police reports.

Having already been housed in the mainline population of the prison I only had to wait a couple hours for the escort deputies to arrive. On the walk from the receiving portion of the prison, I had