Full disclosure im really drunk writing this so please forgive any spelling/grammatical errors

After my separation from the marine corps in 2015 I decided I was going to do whatever it took to become a sheriffs deputy. For those of you who don't know, the eaisiet way to become a deputy is to work in the local county jail for a year or two then be selected to go to what's called "mandate" for police training and then going on the road. This story takes place while I was in the jail

While i was in the marine corps I had decided to go MGTOW due to seeing first hand what women will do to get a military paycheck and house, I knew exactly what women were capable of but never saw it myself until I met inmate X.

I wasn't doing anything when I received radio traffic that we had a white male in custody who was bleeding and might need medical assistance. When I arrived to book inmate X he had large bruises all over his face/neck. Most of the time when this happens it due to the deputy's needing to fight them so they will go into the squad car but inmate X was different. as per the rules of the jail I had to ask him about his bruises and he told me that his Wife wouldn't stop hitting him so he called the cops. When the cops came they arrested him and not her.

I can not tell you guys the risks involved in doing what I did. But before I finished booking inmate X I took him into the room where we strip search inmates (it's private and no cameras) I told him I believed him, I told him exactly what to do. I told him to cut off all contact with his wife. to record every single conversation/text he gets from her and to lawyer up FAST as possible. I told him that he would at the very least spend the night in jail and might face charges for domestic abuse. I explained to him that the way the courts are set up he was automatically in the wrong and needed to do everything in his power to prove that his wife was the abuser.

Inmate X spent 3 days in our jail before being bailed out by his grandmother. I didn't think anything of Inmate X until about 6 months later when Inmate X gave the sheriffs office a phone call asking to speak with me.

Inmate X told me that he wanted to thank me personally because of what his lawyer told him. Inmate X took pictures of his injuries after he was released on bail and they were the sole reason he got custody of his children, They were the sole reason he got to keep the house he worked so hard for. And they were the only reason he wasn't paying any alimony to the women who beat him so badly he felt he needed to call the police for his safety. He told me he was never going to forget the sense I talked into him and that he owed me his life

I will never forget Inmate X. And to this day it is a source of pride for me as a deputy.