Bexar county jail Chloe Oliver

there was a fight in the mental health unit in the bexar county jail and the 13 comes in the 13th is a group of officers that are combat ready. they are wearing bulletproof vest and they are wearing the helmets for riot control and they actually carry the shields as well. they have canisters of cs gas pepper spray and they have billy clubs as well. you know how doc implemented new procedures and new ethics of using sir and ma'am and not calling any inmate out of their name using sir and ma'am I referring to them with respect it worked and there was less fights they were less aggressive they were less bad they were offended as easily and they didn't become angry because the officers were saying sir or ma'am and talking to them with respect. in the bexar county jail these things are not done we are told that we are going to have our head kicked in we are called every name in the book we are thrown against brick walls and we are friends they frisked me so hard I thought they broke my ribs. when the 13 comes in everybody has to lay on their belly facing the wall. we usually have to have our heads down in the bed. when two inmates were fighting they set off the cs gas all of us were gagging we had snot running tears running our faces were burning and every fluid that could possibly leak from our face was. I looked over at Chloe Oliver and not even a teardrop everybody was running to the sinks washing their face rinsing blowing their noses and trying to recover from the cs gas that was set off in the south. Chloe Oliver sat up and looked at all of us and said what happened what's going on what's wrong with you. I knew it people I knew it she can't be human not one single teardrop not even a bead of snot it did not affect her in the least everybody else in the South I think somebody was starting to make excuses for her that she wasn't in the line of fire b******* it affected every woman in that jail cell and there was 26 of us.