(suspenseful music) - Yeah, that kinda ticked me off because I've been through a lot. Jennifer is just
being a butt hole. She's wearing on me. - Tony's been in for
about two weeks now. He came in there like
he's been there before. - Tony's definitely
tryin' to get a shank. I'm tryin', I am gonna get, so. Anything that Tony can do,
I think I can do better. (Tony laughs) - Why, 'cause you work out? - Shanese comes
over to me and says, "I gave Angel some of my
urine for a drug test." I am not onboard with that. Shanese doesn't know I'm a cop. I'm extremely furious. Shanese, I want you gone. - [Tony] We walked
in the bathroom and he showed me his shank. He said he could
make me a good one. (suspenseful music)
(men shouting) - They was goin' back and
forth, back and forth. - [Dennis] I look over
and I seen it in his hand. - [Dennis] It's a shank. - Oh (beep) somethin'
about to go down. (suspenseful music) (blues music) You do it then! You do it then, you do it! You do it, you do it! (suspenseful music) (suspenseful music) (men whooping) (men shouting) (men shouting) - [Officer] What? Hurry up. - If I was a CO there, that stabbin' could've
been prevented 110%. Okay, let's say the
officer did not know that Versace had a shank. You seen clearly that
Willie had a broom so now, loud verbal commands, put the broom down, put
your hands behind your back. If he failed to
comply, you spray him. But before you even
act, you should've been on the radio callin'
back up for his safety and everyone else's safety. Versace stabbed him a couple
times, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, and to
me, it looked like he walks through the shower, flushed the shank in the toilet. - Next thing you know,
you see Versace upstairs. The CO let him back in the cell, blood on him and everything. I'm like, this man just
damn near killed somebody, what the hell? - And as far as I
could see from my cell, when I went in, he
was never handcuffed. - Eventually they end
up comin' to get 'em. You see 'em all
walkin' down the stairs with all this stuff. - Versace did get
removed from the pod. He's probably goin' to the hole. (suspenseful music) - Seein' a guy get stabbed
two feet from my face, it was a humbling experience. Very humbling, very humbling because that could've been me. This is not a show. This is not something,
like, you know, you wanna sign up
for to be, you know, to be on TV for or
anything like that. This is real life and somebody coulda lost
their life for real. (suspenseful music) (women chattering) (suspenseful music) The main things that I'm
strugglin' with in here, of course with the food. I have had diarrhea
for four days. I've had a nonstop headache. My feet are swollen. And it pisses me
off that Jennifer does not understand
my condition. Shanese is an emotional wreck. She's not making
eye contact with me and nor is she speaking to me. - When I came in
here originally, it was a team situation. That's gone. So I decided not
to talk to Jennifer because when I get
to the point of, I call it my level
of piss-tivity that I'm at now, I black out and I can't control what I say. I think it was
(beep) what she did and where I'm at right
now is I don't wanna get to a point where
Jennifer pisses me off and I say somethin'
or do somethin' that reveal that she's
part of 60 Days In. - I'm definitely afraid
that I could do that because I'm on edge right now. (suspenseful music) - I don't really care
what Shanese does because I'm in here to do a job and I'm gonna do it
whether I'm liked or not. - For Shanese to
keep going on and on about I'm done I wanna go home. That only looks really
stupid and really suspicious. Like, what about our cover? We're the ones that
everybody has targeted as being a part of this program. Don't come and shout
things like that. - [Ashley] I want
Shanese to go home as soon as possible, please. (suspenseful music) (men chattering) - Hey, we didn't have (beep)
to do with that man. I gotta talk to my kids. (suspenseful music) - [Tony] So, after the
whole stabbing, the CO says hey go
back in your cell. They locked us down. (suspenseful music)
(men chattering) (suspenseful music) - SAW team comes in and they're searchin' cells. Lookin' for the shank. (suspenseful music) You know, I'm nervous as
crap because I have a shank. If the SAW team come
in and search the cell, find the shank, I'm
gonna be screwed. They'll send me to the hole and then I'll have to, you
know, possibly blow my cover. (suspenseful music) (suspenseful music) (women chattering) - Shanese is putting
me and Jennifer in a very risky,
dangerous situation. I've had this massive
target on my back and now she's just
continuously stirring the pot. So I'm ready to do
whatever I can to fix that. 909! So I'm going to ask her
what her game plan is for getting out and
possibly encourage her in the direction of
making that happen. (women chattering) - Even though I don't
fully trust really anybody, I trust Ashley more
than I do Jennifer. - I do not wanna
discuss with Shanese any of these feelings I
that I have towards her because I don't trust
her and I don't know what she is going to
do behind my back. - [Shanese] I can't. - Why would you
volunteer to come to jail when you have A, B, C, and
D medically wrong with you and put yourself
in this environment to where you could put
other people at risk through your selfish actions. That's not okay. I am not okay with that. I'm disappointed in that and I don't approve of that. - She's not. - [Officer] Get ready! - I've made a commitment
to the sheriff and I am doing things
that can put me in danger in order to make a
better living environment for the women of Etowah County. (suspenseful music) I don't have time to
sit here and complain. I want Shanese to go
home as soon as possible. (dramatic music) Shanese told me to my face that she was going
to blow all of our covers if she did not get to leave. (dramatic music) So I said, maybe you should
give the signal again. (dramatic music) (suspenseful music) - Oh thanks. (suspenseful music) (sighs) - Ready to go home,
that's how I'm doin'. You know, I've been
thinkin' about this a lot. This has been the worst
experience in my life and the best experience
in my life all in one so I'm ready for the
worst part to be over. - 'Cause I have some,
how do I say this? I have some issues with
another participant and um, that's doin' this with me. - Jen. When I came into
this, I came into it like we're family and
if I hear somethin', I'm gonna let you know to
try to protect everybody. Where I'm at right now is I'm
protecting me, myself, and I. - We were talkin' about,
she's like, you know, how are you doin'? And I was like, you know. - I mean... (suspenseful music) - And so it was just
kinda like a snide remark, like, "Well, it is jail." And I was like
don't say it's jail because I've been through a lot from I can't have kids,
I've lost my hair, I lost 90 pounds,
it's not a joke. And then so I was like lemme, before my attitude gets too
bad and I jack up everything for everybody, I'd rather
just bow our gracefully. - [Producer] It's not worth it. - It's not worth it. Mmm-mmm, I'm done. (suspenseful music) (suspenseful music) - That's good. - How are you? Doin' all right? I'm here. - Hey, I wanna do one! - Yeah. (suspenseful music) - Yeah, but I already
got rid of it. - The shank? - [Producer] Yeah. - Yeah, I got rid
of it, I flushed it. - Yeah I flushed it because
the SAW team kept comin' and I didn't wanna
get caught with it and then they say,
hey, you gotta a shank and then get possibly
moved somewhere else or whatever, whatever,
so yeah I flushed it. - O'Shay. - Metal, it was serious. It was really serious. (suspenseful music) Yeah, I know for a fact
I can get another one. I mean, if he's in
there, I can get it. - Okay. - Yeah. - I told you it's gonna be
something different, man. I told you, I told you. I'm gonna give you
somethin', man. I tell you that from the jump. (suspenseful music) - That's how you feel? - Queen, Jack, 10,
nine, gimme my cards. - That's how you feel, okay. That's okay. (suspenseful music) - What? (suspenseful music) - I feel great that
Shanese is leaving early. The worry is gone wondering
what she's saying, what she is doing. Whether or not I
have to hear her or about her complaining
about the food. - I love you, Champ. - Hey, I love you too. Stay the hell outta jail. Don't kill nobody. - Now, listen. Look me up on Facebook. - Okay. - All right, love you. - I did not say
goodbye to Shanese. I don't care. I'm glad she's gone. What really kind of blew my mind is she left with all of her food while we have girls who
don't get any store. They're cheeking their pills just so they buy some M&M's. (suspenseful music)
(women chattering) And you are blessed
with all of this stuff and you're gonna take it home. - Bye! (suspenseful music) - Well done, Shanese, well done. You have made everybody
think you're a (beep). (suspenseful music) (tense music)
(howling) - I need it for some underwear. - Well, I'm (beep) glad
that you got yours. They sent mine back. I'm glad Shanese is gone now. It's time to move on and
remain focused on my mission. (metal tapping) Working as a trustee, I'm privileged to see
what's going on and there's one girl on lockdown who I desperately want to help. - Ciara is an inmate who's
a sweet, genuinely nice, kind, human being. (banging on the cell door)
- [Ciara] Open the (beep) up! - Whenever she's sober. Right now, she's
flooding her cell and feces and urine are
absolutely everywhere. They coated every surface. (metal clanging) -She's jumping up
and down on the bed. She was completely nude. Ciara has problems
that are made even worse by being locked
down in seclusion for days and days and days. (suspenseful music) - Ciara when she act out, instead of them getting
her the appropriate care, they put her in her
cell by herself. She does not eat,
she does not drink, she does not bathe. Nothin' healthy comes out of bein' locked
down 23 hours a day. - They'll punish you
and put you on lockdown for 45 days 'cause you
called them a bitch. That aint right. - I mean, this just like a dog if you keep it behind
a fence, I mean, when it finally gets
out and get in the yard to run free, it ain't
gon' know what to do. - [Inmate] They will
break you in here in more ways than one. (suspenseful music) This jail will break you. (suspenseful music) I want to help Sierra because she is a
vulnerable human being in a terrible environment. (suspenseful music) (suspenseful music) Ever since I got a
shank from O'Shay, you know, we just clicked. We really did just,
we just clicked. - O'Shay, he's really plugged
in with all the drugs. - O'Shay is a junkie. He do smoke crunk
everyday, all day. He sells it. I mean, he's inmate. (suspenseful music) - Every jail, every
prison you go, there's gonna be dope. There's no stoppin' it. In the streets, you just
gotta do what you gotta do. You gotta do what you
gotta do to survive. Every chance I get I seize. That's why name
means in Persian. Demarja means king
and conqueror. I'm not brave. I'm not the mouse in the field. I'm not the tuna swimmin' around and I'll be damned if I be
the Bambi finna get eat. I'm a apex predator
so there's nothing that's gonna be out
here tryin' to eat me. We all have a natural
hustler mentality in us. If you don't, you
starve off and die. - I was like what the (beep). So people come to
jail with a dollar. Get drugs, make money
off drugs in jail and leave with
thousands of dollars? To me that's crazy. So, that's what I'm gonna do I'm work from the inside and
make me money. - I done broke the trust circle and honestly I'm like
y'all don't even know me. Y'all just pluggin' me in
with everything and everyone. I cannot be that convincin'. There's no way. (suspenseful music) (suspenseful music) - Me and Jennifer
asked the guard if we could help Ciara
to take a shower. She's a lost girl. I feel like she's been
through a lot of things. - Luckily the guard
got on board with it and said yes. (uplifting music) We escorted (beep) downstairs. Got her in the shower. The moment that she
got in the shower, she was so happy. She was laughing and joking. - For Ashley and I,
literally we started seeing the transformation of this girl which was a great thing
because she needs help. - [Inmate] I promise you. - The kindness that we
showed her helped that girl. We had finally gotten
this girl clean, had shown her love. We get her calmed down
but that did not last long. 30 minutes later, we go to
bring her the mat to sleep on. (howling and clapping) Ciara is completely gone,
she's back to screaming, jumping up and down, yelling,
flooding her cell again. It was just that
quick, that quick. (suspenseful music) (suspenseful music) - Ciara, come on! - [Ciara] Son of a bitch! - [Officer] Come on.
(Ciara screaming) (suspenseful music) (suspenseful music) - [Inmate] Please! (woman shrieks) (suspenseful music) - [Ashley] Stop! Stop! - [Ciara] Stop,let me go! (suspenseful music) - [Ciara] Enough! - [CO] Come on. - Get off the balcony. So the door opens and
Ciara comes running out, gets on her belly, and dives underneath the bars so I dove her and
I grabbed her legs and kept her from
goin' over the edge. That should've been
Ms. Wildman doing that. (suspenseful music) Ms. Wildman did not
handle that situation with Ciara
appropriately at all. At that point, I
became the officer. I had to do what
needed to be done. I'm not gonna let somebody
get hurt when I'm there and I can make a difference. (suspenseful music) - I went downstairs and Rael
was like, I saw what you did. I know what you are. - I don't know if
Rael was referencing to me being an
assumed police officer or something different
but a normal inmate would never but their
hands on another inmate so that was pretty
much a red flag that I'm not a normal inmate. (suspenseful music) I drew attention to myself. This is not good. (suspenseful music) - Tony! - Room 48, Tony! Tony Reel, Tony Reel! (suspenseful music) - O'Shay wanna go
into business with me. So now, I need to get
my commissary so I can, you know, make different deals. - [Tony] I got a big,
big bag of commissary so now that's puttin'
off to everybody, they think I got money now. - So now everybody
like, oh, look bruh, you got money, you can
give me $100 or $50 and I can go get some drugs. That's how I plan
on movin' forward. - [CO] Let's go! - [Tony] Have a
nice day, you guys. - In this jail,
commissary is gold. Because a lotta people
don't have money to get anything so if you orderin'
a big, huge bag, you can get whatever
you want in that jail. - I mean, the
commissary, the soups and this and that. That's how I'm gonna get
another shank and drugs. (men chattering) Close it, close it, close it. He about to come back in anyway. (suspenseful music) I made a deal with
O'Shay for another shank. I gave O'Shay a couple
soups, pastries, honey buns, I think a couple
of Kool-Aid packs. Roughly 11 to $12
worth of items. So now, it's game time. It's just a matter of time
'til I reach my goals. Reach what I set out to do. (suspenseful music) - [Inmate] This about the
best thing on the tray, right there, that pie. I got a new cellmate, Zook. Zook has been to
jail plenty of times. I guess involved in the drug
game outside of the jail. (suspenseful music) We leave out to go to breakfast. And we come back, he
got two gloves on it and he's on the toilet. - I don't even play that. Like, don't (beep) in my room. Like, you know what I'm sayin'? Don't do that. - [Dennis] Time to
go, bro, come on bro. - Apparently he wasn't (beep), he was pullin' out
drugs out his ass. (suspenseful music) Oh, so they really do
stuff (beep) up their ass. (suspenseful music) (Tony laughs) (suspenseful music) (suspenseful music) Man. - [Producer] Where are
you with the shank? - I actually have the shank. - [Producer] You
have it right now? - Yeah. I have a shank. It's not as good as the
one I had originally but yeah I have one now. - [Producer] Wanna show us? - Yeah. So I have it wrapped in here. I just roll it up and
I paid a little less for this one because
he didn't put the actual sharp point on it so this is the one
that he gave me. So, he put a point. He started, he told me I
could put a point here. He told me a guy downstairs
on the lower tier who could put a point in
the rec yard here and here. This is extremely dangerous. Not only dangerous for the
inmates, for the staff. I've been hidin'
this on the conduit, on the cameras in the cell. That's been my hidin' place not only for this one but for
the first one I had as well. I honestly couldn't
believe how easy it was for me to get. Just a matter of
goin' up to someone, hey, I got money. Oh, what you need? A shank, okay, come on. It's that simple. - I wanna give it to you guys. And ultimately get to
the sheriff or the chief. - [Producer] Well, why
don't I take it from you? I'll hold onto it and then when it's
time, when you're out, when it's time for your debrief, I'll give it back to you and you can present
it to Chief Peak and to Sheriff Horton. - Okay. (suspenseful music) - Huh? - [Zook] Tired. - Tired? You was up late? Zook, he brought drugs inside. He had ice, so that's meth. Took it out his ass. They call it clenchin'. - There's more drugs
in here sometimes than there is on the streets. Suboxone, heroin, coke,
MILF, pong, clone, be here all the time. - There gonna be one way or
another we gonna get drugs in here, no matter what. - Put it under your ballsack. Put it in between
your butt crack. Put it your jail pocket. - Some (beep) are so savage. I mean, they goin' in
people's ass to get 'em, like, no gloves, no nothin'. - They gonna beat you
up and hold you down and they're gonna take it. (door taps) - [Zook] I'm there, I'm
gonna come out in a minute. I'll holler at you. I'm gonna holler at
you when I come out. - Eh! He'll holler at you
when he come out. I said he'll holler at
you when he come out. All right. Zook goes and tells somebody that he has ice on him,
has drugs on him. The wrong thing to do. Next thing you
know, word gets out. So now 20 people come
knockin' on my door. Hey, hey, Zook. (suspenseful music) And everybody tryin'
to get a cut of it. (suspenseful music) Zook! but um... I didn't necessarily
tell him he had to go. I just told him, I
just don't want this (beep) goin' down in here. I guess he got the picture. Because he left my room
and Zook probably was just like nervous or just scared. You know what I'm sayin'? That he done already
told me about the ice, he thought I was gonna
probably beat him up and take it from him. - Yeah, but I had to
do somethin' about it because if they
come check the room, they come find my shank. - Yeah. (ominus music) - [Producer] On the surface,
that looks like you have an amazing opportunity in
executing your mission. - Yeah, but I had to
do somethin' about it because if they
come check the room, they come find my shank. - Yeah. You wanna see what it look like? (suspenseful music) - [Dennis] Yeah. - Just real small. But real sharp though. Somebody actually, I
guess, put it in the middle of a toothbrush. - It's a nail, it's a nail. Probably about three
inches, four inches long. And put it through the
cap so it can stay. - So, one of my guys that I know who had it, he end up leavin', he end up gettin' free. He left the banger
inside his room with his cellmate
and I went in there and told his
cellmate, I was like, "Hey such-and-such left
the banger for me." And I told him, I was like, "I'll buy it from you." So I gave him, what? Couple soups, honey bun. Some chips and like
a couple oatmeal pies and he was good. Like, he was one of the guys that was starvin' so I coulda
literally got the banger for nothin' but I just
wanted to take care of him so he can keep it
on the hush hush. As far as, you know, me
havin' a name, a presence, inside of the jail. You know, people come
up to me, talk to me. You know, I feel like
I can probably go and try to, you know,
move around a little bit. Little bit easier,
little bit smoother. And make a real play as far as like with the drugs. I found my flow. I'm makin' moves. Quicker than I thought I would and I'm the man in jail
to be honest with you. (suspenseful music) - All right. (women laughing) (suspenseful music) - Yeah. - Before the whole
Sierra incident, people thought I was
part of the program and they joked about it but when they saw me react in that split second. (Sierra screaming)
- [Ashley] Stop! - That was the moment
where, all right, she's definitely a cop. And that puts me in a very,
very dangerous situation. - Yes. (suspenseful music) Okay. (suspenseful music) - Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. (suspenseful music) - Being identified
as a police officer is a very, very scary
situation in a jail environment because every
person in that jail has had a negative interaction
with a police officer. (suspenseful music) - The entire unit
knows she's the police so I'm worried about her
safety within the facility. This is real life, these
are real drug dealers. They are fighters,
they're murderers. This is not a joke. (suspenseful music) - There was already
so much suspicion but now they know I'm a cop. (suspenseful music) I'm just tryin'
not to get killed. I would like very much not
to be the next person stabbed at Etowah County. (suspenseful music) - I wanna understand where
the drugs are comin' from. (suspenseful music) This is first time
I'm just buyin' drugs. If I get caught, I can
land in jail for real. (suspenseful music) - Ciara is a person with
serious disturbances. The other inmates feed her
drugs as entertainment. That is something
that's very dangerous because she cannot
control the situation. I do not wanna leave here
until I figure out a way to help Ciara. - Today it's time to collect. He's tellin' me like
this little sad story and I ain't buyin' it. You know, I'm not
(beep) with you. I'm not playin' with you. I really will beat your ass. (suspenseful music) - Essentially our cover's
blown at this point. - Do you feel like they
know that you're a cop? (suspenseful music) (Ashley sobs) All right? (Ashley sobs) (suspenseful music)
