I was in Huntsville at the infamous "Walls Unit" for some classes and my group took a tour of the unit. Let me say it was chilling to stand in the room and touch the gurney were 459 men and 2 women have died since 1982. That said, I am still a firm supporter of the death penalty and am even considering working at the Walls Unit in the future.
Rusty
GIG'EM AGGIES!
Lieutenant of Correctional Officers- Texas Dept. Of Criminal Justice.
Firefighter- Calvert Fire Department
Formerly know as Prometheus606
Corrections is a tough gig. I don't envy you guys. I would have no problem, however, with the job of throwing that switch...in most cases.
Face your fear, accept your war.
Yea.. its a different world than when I worked on the streets, however at least I know that everyone around me is a convicted felon. You street cops don't have that advantage, believe me, I don't envy you ether Brother!
Rusty
GIG'EM AGGIES!
Lieutenant of Correctional Officers- Texas Dept. Of Criminal Justice.
Firefighter- Calvert Fire Department
Formerly know as Prometheus606
Been in corrections 10 years and its been a trip. Part time. Local jail. Sumpin' to do.
Did you hear any gosts?
Rusty,
I was in there several years ago...I was surprised how small the room really was.
Hea man, Glad you decided to come back to the finest firearms forum on the net!Originally Posted by huntman31
Yep, the death chamber is very small, heck you cannot even walk all the way around the gurney!
Rusty
GIG'EM AGGIES!
Lieutenant of Correctional Officers- Texas Dept. Of Criminal Justice.
Firefighter- Calvert Fire Department
Formerly know as Prometheus606
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