| Edward Bently # 128756 A.V.C. Cage -1, D - 2 1630 Prison Road Cottonport, LA 71327 |
Nickname: Malik
DOB: 12/21/1966
Height: 5' 10"
Weight: 195 lbs.
Eye Color: Brown
Hair Color: Black
Race: African-American
Religion:
Marital Status: Single
Sexual Orientation: Straight
Custody Date: 7/02/1994
Offenses: Possession of Cocaine w/
Intent
Supervision Status: Incarcerated
Anticipated Release Date: 7/02/2010
Education: 4th Grade
Hobbies/Intrests: Writing, Reading,
Law, Organizing a non-profit Service
Group
Work Skills: Landscaping, Librarian,
Public Speaking, Prisoner Advisor
Seeking: Open to All, Legal Help
DOB: 12/21/1966
Height: 5' 10"
Weight: 195 lbs.
Eye Color: Brown
Hair Color: Black
Race: African-American
Religion:
Marital Status: Single
Sexual Orientation: Straight
Custody Date: 7/02/1994
Offenses: Possession of Cocaine w/
Intent
Supervision Status: Incarcerated
Anticipated Release Date: 7/02/2010
Education: 4th Grade
Hobbies/Intrests: Writing, Reading,
Law, Organizing a non-profit Service
Group
Work Skills: Landscaping, Librarian,
Public Speaking, Prisoner Advisor
Seeking: Open to All, Legal Help
Edward would like to be contacted by Christian Ministries
Hi:
I've been incarcerated for over eleven years on a fifteen year prison sentence
for selling several small pieces of crack cocaine. However, even though
incarceration is a potential negative, I have used my confinement as a positive to
make a necessary self-evaluation mentally, physically, and spiritually, and raised
my conciousness to be a more productive and continuously focused person. On
this same note, as a victim of Katrina out of the New Orleans area, it is my hope
to write and connect with people of all walks of life, in order to obtain information
concerning jobs, education, or non-profit community organizations or programs
within your areas, that are of benefits to ex-cons, etc.
Once you write, you'll get a good understanding of my educational
development since my imprisonment, which has enabled me to talk with and
express ideas to people of all walks of life. Granted, if God is willing, I should be
hearing from you soon.
Keep in mind 2010.
I've been incarcerated for over eleven years on a fifteen year prison sentence
for selling several small pieces of crack cocaine. However, even though
incarceration is a potential negative, I have used my confinement as a positive to
make a necessary self-evaluation mentally, physically, and spiritually, and raised
my conciousness to be a more productive and continuously focused person. On
this same note, as a victim of Katrina out of the New Orleans area, it is my hope
to write and connect with people of all walks of life, in order to obtain information
concerning jobs, education, or non-profit community organizations or programs
within your areas, that are of benefits to ex-cons, etc.
Once you write, you'll get a good understanding of my educational
development since my imprisonment, which has enabled me to talk with and
express ideas to people of all walks of life. Granted, if God is willing, I should be
hearing from you soon.
Keep in mind 2010.
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