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Even in the high-security prison, Hopkins said he still managed to get into trouble and spent many days in the facility's "D Block" - solitary confinement where inmates who misbehaved were held and rarely let out of their cells.

Other moms in the Facebook group were hesitant to share the names publicly for fear that the doctors could get into trouble, she said, preferring to direct message her instead.

He started to get into trouble, first with teachers, then with the police.

A library, art classes, music classes, workshops — just consistent programming, so that kids feel like they have somewhere to go after school, so that they don’t get into trouble, so that they have some kind of productivity, so that they have community.

"Don't go trying to go wave watching or anything like that because not only are you risking yourself, you're also risking the people that will come out and try to help if you get into trouble."