Mr. Hubert. You are married, of course?
Mr. Decker. Yes.
Mr. Hubert. You have a family?
Mr. Decker. I have one adopted son.
Mr. Hubert. Now, I—as I understand it, it is your responsibility to operate the State or county jail for those prisoners who are either serving terms that may be served there, or who are awaiting a trial in Dallas County and do not make bond, is that correct, sir?
Mr. Decker. That is correct. I am keeper of the county security building, of the county jail, which maintains the prisoners.
Mr. Hubert. That is located where?
Mr. Decker. 505 Main Street, the corner of Main and Houston, and it extends to the corner of Elm and Houston in the rear.
Mr. Hubert. Now, when prisoners are put in your custody or you take them into your custody who are awaiting trial, where are they placed, in cell blocks or something of that sort?
Mr. Decker. Oh, yes; we have a jail there with a capacity of 750 prisoners.