Two participants face tough choices regarding drug use that puts them in harms way. In a new twist for the undercover docuseries, the seven participants who willingly go behind bars to investigate conditions within Georgias Henry County.
"They see so many people and they become desensitized. An uproar in Zone 500 results when an inmate claims to be a Marine, Jon is taken advantage of by a new inmate with the same name, and Michelle gets caught in the middle of a drug deal gone wrong. Adger said jail staff are constantly wary of inmates trying to "play" them by distracting them from monitoring illegal activity in the cells, although he didn't excuse their behavior. the docuseries sees a small number of participants going undercover as. In other scenes, corrections officers were seen ignoring requests for basic amenities and waiting more than an hour to act after inmates in the women's section of the jail complained of a gas leak. Now on its fourth season, 60 Days In is a docuseries from A&E that has managed to. They'll respond to you cursing at them, you yelling at them, and honestly, that doesn't help the inmates that are in here when they go out, because they know they can just get something by just yelling." "It's a common pattern with the COs that it takes challenging, just being belligerent, in order for them to give you respect," Emmanuel said on the show. One of the participants, a public health analyst named Emmanuel, got into a shouting match with a corrections officer who was reluctant to help after Emmanuel complained there was blood and mucus on his cell wall left by a previous inmate. The show also highlighted the adversarial relationship between inmates and jail staff, who were not made aware of the presence of the undercover inmates. Robert had the notion that being in jail would be similar to attending a country club, where he would be able to meet new people, and he felt he would be able to spend months in prison without. Stephanie, one of the undercover inmates, complains about a gas leak in the women's pod. Robert, the star of 60 Days in Robert, was the talk of the prison and was even dubbed mad Robert by the convicts and television fans at home.
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