Drug Rehab Texas
New Criminal and Drug Rehabilitation Program helps men discover their potential
Was arrested last July after 30 years of age. Born and raised in Clovis, New Mexico, moved to Las Vegas, New Mexico, when he was 18, graduating high school and then started college.
Its consumption of recreational drugs began when a friend showed him the top of the inhalation of inhalants, spray paint gold. A few years Later he was addicted and their attitude in life and his actions had changed. Once a good student and a top All State football player kicked out of college. He had lost their dreams.
Years later, I was in Texas and drive a police car in a high-speed chase. When he finally appeared tires captured in July and then managed to escape from the handcuffs. He stole a police car on the scene, and almost ran over a policeman in his career to leave the scene. The State charged him with "attempted murder capital DP", but fortunately the video showed that swerved to avoid hitting the officer. Given a sentence of five years to get out of the subjection of wives, he did 2.5 years, was paroled in 2005. July sobriety maintained through of his probation, but a relapse and returned to New Mexico. He lost his wife, who returned to Dallas with her second child.
He was arrested and sentenced for possession of aerosols, misdemeanor attempted use of a sense of euphoria. He was arrested after inhalation of a housing project in an empty courtyard.
Once in the system, again, the social worker's office of public defenders regard to a new prison and drug rehabilitation program in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The Second Chance Program was opened by Rick Pendery, who is national executive director of the Centers for Second Chance, after have a high success rate of implementing the Second Chance program in state prisons.
July has been taking part in the program for six months, explains the difference it has made in his life: "Everything has changed. My self confidence is restored, I have self-esteem. I do not see myself as a loser. I have potential to learn, my hunger has returned to be educated. Education is the only thing that can not be removed from a person. I want to go to school. I think that the best counselor is which has been through it. I want to help others. I want to be a football coach. And I like to use words, I might want to do something in the field of literature English. "
The Second Chance Program consists of four main modules, the Drug Rehabilitation Module, Module Skills Learning, self-esteem module all of which are delivered to a secure residential facility in an intensive eight hours a day, six days a program of courses a week for an average of six to eight months. Reintegration module includes skills for life continues after release to ensure their reintegration into the community as a productive citizen.
I firmly believe that this program should be made available to the people. ", Explains Julio." I can not say enough how I I feel that will save lives. That's what it boils down to the second chance has become a frontline battle for life here, the staff here are willing to spend on what they are taught are front-line soldiers. The drug war is everywhere. We are fighting against an invisible enemy that is very common. This enemy must be addressed. We can not cover up. People can not wait until it affects them or someone they know. "
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Article by Jayden Adams, Editor-in-Chief International Newswire
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