(soft intriguing music) (intense foreboding music) - I'm Sheriff Jonathan W.
Horton, Etowah County, Alabama. I, Jonathan Horton. When I took office
back in January, I inherited a very broken jail. (inmates shouting) - [Officer] Lockdown! - [Jonathan] The pods were
overflowing with contraband. - All right, you ready? - [Jonathan] And there
were more drugs in jail than there were
out on the streets. - She's a (beep) goldmine. (inmate laughing) - [Jonathan] Since
day one in office, it was clear to me that
we needed "60 Days In" more than any other
jail in America. So we put seven undercover
participants into our facility. And right out of the gate, they
started droppin' like flies. (intense foreboding music)
(loud banging) - I hate myself right now. I failed. - [Wife] You're not. Honey, you're not a failure. Listen to me. You couldn't be an inmate
because you're a CO. (eerie foreboding music) - You watch the show and it
looks completely different than when you're in here. In the back of my
head I was like, "You should've
just stayed a fan." Like, I'm not as mentally
strong as I thought I was. - I just really thought
I could come in here and be socially malleable,
but I don't fit in. (inmate laughing) - [Alex] And it's more
than I could handle. - You comin' in
is a game-changer. With so many people dropping
out early, we brought in Tony, a CO from the Fulton
County Jail in Atlanta. Your mission is to
save the program. - Can you do that for us, Tony? - Yes, sir. - Some of the
participants came in thinkin' they were just
gonna be on a TV show, but this jail ate them alive. - I already deal with a lot and I knew mentally
I would comin' here because I knew I had the gluten
intolerance to go against. But Jennifer is just
being a butthole. When I get to the level of
pisstivity that I'm at now, I black out and I can't
control what I say. So I would rather just
bow out gracefully. (intense foreboding music) - Officer McNair. - They know I'm a cop and that puts me in a very,
very dangerous situation. I'm just tryin'
to not get killed. I would like very much not to be the next person stabbed
at Etowah County. - What I'm gon' do is I'm
gon' pull you out today. It's about doin' the
smart, safe thing. - With half of the
participants dropping out early and another one's cover
being compromised, we are in a dire situation. We're down to the final
three participants and now I'm worried I'm not
gonna get enough information to make a difference
in the jail. The 60 days is up and it's time
to pull the last three out. I hope and pray that
they were able to find some useful information for me and that this all just
wasn't a big waste of time. (intense foreboding music) (soft intriguing music) (singers vocalizing) (soft intriguing music) (birds chirping) - Fourth quarter, minute left, I'm countin' down
like literally minutes and Megatron just basically
sealed the deal for me. 20 items for some meth. (intense foreboding music) Megatron came back
with the product and he just whips it out
in public and I'm like, "Oh Megatron, what the hell?" You know, I don't
want nobody to know that I'm actually
buyin' these drugs. I'm like, "No, let's
go to the back." (inmates shouting) - I'm in the day room and I
see Dennis talkin' to Megatron. I'm like oh, he must be tryin'
to buy some drugs from him. But I do not think Dennis would be as successful
as me finding drugs. Because at this point,
everyone trusts me 100% and I'm makin' a lotta
money from store. - I gave Megatron just
some of the dust of it, just for helpin' me out. And then I wrap it up and put it right in the cuffs of my jeans. Wanna see it? All right. Hold on. It's a little dope sack. So that's called ice. So basically like crystal meth. It's just a another term
for it which is called ice. I pay what, 20 items for it? I wanna give it to you guys. Just hold it, you know. If I get caught
with it, drop it, you know what I'm sayin'? I can catch a charge. I can land in jail
for real in Alabama, which I don't want to happen and I can probably bring
down this whole program. - [Woman] 'Kay? - Hold this with
your life, all right? - [Woman] (chuckles) Believe me. (soft foreboding music) - Look, I'm a new guy,
never been in jail and I can get this
stuff very easy. So imagine somebody who's
been in jail in and out, they know the system
better than I do. (soft intriguing music) - Morning. - [Inmates] Today, I'll
be taught the word of God. - [Inmates] I'll
never be the same. - [Inmates] In Jesus' name. (intense foreboding music) - [Jennifer] We were
in church service. - And so I was praying and
just like looking for guidance in leading of the Holy Spirit. (door banging) (Ciara shouting) - And all of a sudden I
heard banging and screaming and all kinds of stuff. (Ciara shouting) I see Ciara. You can literally see that
her face was distorted. (Ciara shrieking) - And I looked up in her
window and we made eye contact. And I just allowed the Holy
Spirit just to pray through me. And so I'm praying
under my breath and she's up there just
throwing out profanities. And in the name of Jesus,
I commanded her to shut up. And that was the very moment where I took control spiritually and gave her her
right frame of mind. And so as I'm praying
down on the ground, the Holy Spirit was in
her room comforting her. I'm telling you, I
looked at this girl and under my breath prayed and this girl shut
up immediately and she never even came
back to the window. I am not willing to allow Ciara or any other person that I see
to be tormented by a demon. Spiritually, I'm going
to command it to go. (inmates applauding) - [Jennifer] God's work with
her isn't done if my goal is to have
Ciara spiritually set free before I leave this place. - Encouraging
strength and a buildup is all that you can do, - [Inmates] Amen. (intense foreboding music) (intense foreboding music) - So, Dennis may have got
a little bit of drugs. That's cool. I ain't trippin' on that. However, he's not
gonna get nowhere near as much as what I get;
especially from Megatron. I got all the commissary,
I got all the money. I got the biggest
influence in this pod, that's why I'm
called the pod boss. So if there's drugs in here, I'm going to get all the drugs. That's just how it's gon' be. (intense foreboding music) - Hey hey, get Megatron. - Megatron! - [Tony] He's comming. - [Justin] Hey. - Nah, you's tryin'
to break things. See a (beep)
tryin' to look out. - You see what I'm sayin'? He tryin' to break
the (beep). He talkin' 'bout both. (soft foreboding music) (jail door banging in the
distance) - Lemme see, check this out. This a whole box right here. Ain't never been opened. - Aight, aight, aight. - [Tony] Yeah, okay. Now you workin' with me. - [Justin] He knew it was
five too. I want (beep). - [Tony] Good. - Aight, yeah. - [Tony] You know, Dennis? He honestly can't
do what I can do. Since I been runnin' the store, I probably made about
three to 400 bucks easy. - We'll be able to
get a bump a piece. So now I have the money
to buy all the drugs and I'm not gonna
stop with clone. (intense foreboding music) - The 60 days is up and it's time to pull
the last three out. I'm gonna pull Dennis out first 'cause I'm really not
worried about Tony. (dark foreboding music) (soft intriguing music) - Yup. - Yeah. - [Officer] Pack it up. - Pack it up? - Aight. - All right. (soft intriguing music) I was so ready to go. It was like I had chains on
and they just all fell off and I was just ready
to get up outta there. Aight. (dark foreboding music) (both chattering)
(soft intriguing music) - I'm goin' home. Goin' home. Goin' home. (soft intriguing music) - Woo. That run felt really good. What's up, guys? - [Producer] You made it. - Hell yeah, I made it. Hell yeah. - [Producer] How does it feel? - (beep) amazin'. I'm just happy to
be outta that place. It's a jungle in there, man. You gotta look
over your shoulder every second, every
minute, you know? - [Dennis] Yeah, yeah,
I brought it with me. - [Dennis] Yeah. Yup, so brought it with me. I brought my shank. - It was too easy. Too easy. Went right through
the metal detector, then you sound off nothin'. This is gonna be somethin'
I'm gonna give to the sheriff and the chief to let
'em know you know, how easy it is to take in,
bring stuff outta the jail. How easy it is and how in
danger their employees are. I'm hopin' that it shocks
the (beep) out of 'em. Like you know,
because a guy like me, they probably just was
like, "Oh, this guy," or whatnot, "Just come in jail." But no, I got in the mix and I put my life on the line
for this, so I can't wait. I don't even wanna like hand it, I wanna toss it over to 'em. Like yeah, it's how
terrible your jail is. (intense foreboding music) I have not stretched out my
legs to run in two months. So right now, just wanted
to get out and like just run and just take it all in. (soft intriguing music)
(birds chirping) You guys have no idea what it
feels like to be locked down for 60 days in a jail
and be a free man (breathes heavily) and
really take in nature, really take in the
little things in life. Man, it's a blessin' to be out. (dark foreboding music) (Ciara muttering) (door banging) (dark foreboding music) I did warn y'all. (officer speaking indistictly) - I am looking for spiritual
deliverance for Ciara. I plan to pray and wait
for a door to open. I don't know, will
I approach the CO? How will I be able
to go into her room? Will I do it inside her room? I don't want it to
be a spectacle, so, I'm not really sure. I'm going to pray and
see what God wants to do. - Miss Ciara! - Hey, Ciara! - Tonight we were
out in the day room. Ciara got out, had found out
how to disengage the locks. - And she wouldn't
listen to the CO and she just started acting up. (door banging) - And she just became irate. - No, you know what? - So I walked up the stairs
and just talked to her and asked her to come down. (Ciara shrieking) (intense foreboding music)
(inmates shouting) And when Miss V seen
that she listens to me, she had this great idea
to put her in my cell. Praise God. This is a beautiful
moment in time. I felt like this was
an amazing opportunity. This was the Holy
Spirit leading me to go pray for her
and deliver Ciara. - [Jennifer] I'm not going in
there to fight with a demon. I'm not going in there
to argue with a demon. I'm going in there
to tell it what to do and I'm fully expecting
it to respond and leave. (intense foreboding music) - Miss V had this great idea
to put her in my cell. This is a beautiful
moment in time because I'm confident in prayer that God is gonna do something and my goal is to not leave here without her being delivered. But first, I need to
listen to her story, kinda gauge where her mind is before you know, delivering
her from her demons. - Yeah, they shouldn't be able to stick you in
infirm that long. She had talked and poured
her heart out to me. I just listened to her and
God was building a rapport for her to come to me
and ask for prayer. (soft intriguing music) - Okay. - [Jennifer] I think that it
was such a beautiful moment to be able to share
those hours with her and to see her in her right
frame of mind for most of that. I mean, there were times where the information
kinda was scattered. But for the most
part, she made sense. - [Jennifer] I feel like the
entire facility handles Ciara as though
she's only a convict, as opposed to having
mental health issues. - Mm-hmm. - It was just like a
(sighs) refreshing moment of just praise God that my
prayers are being answered. (somber piano music) - God has shown his
presence in this place. It was a great night. We had a great time together. - God delivered her and I'm really confident
that her behaviors are going to begin to change and I think she'll
do really well. (intense foreboding music) - Man, give us free!
- Yeah, how many trays? (inmates chattering) (intense foreboding music) - [Tony] I was able
to get clone, so now I'm waitin' for
Megatron to get me ice. Megatron know that you know,
I get commissary stuff, so he automatically assume
that I will have the money to buy the drugs from him. So it's just a matter of time. (inmates chattering) - What is it? - Boys better be...
(speaks indistinctly). (intense foreboding music)
(inmates chattering) Hold on, hold on, hold on. - Megatron said he
didn't have no ice, but he did say he
had some cream. So I was like, "Aight, cool. "Bring everything you
got, I buy it from you." - I think cream is a, I think they call
cream like crack, coke, somethin' like that. Yeah, I'ma call
you back in like, say about 15, 20
minutes at the most. All right.
- All right, bye. (intense foreboding music)
(inmates chattering) - Aight, I know. (dark foreboding music) (inmates chattering) - We're sittin' at the table and he was like, "Hey bro,
look I got this for you." (dark foreboding music) You know, he showed me the
cream and I turn around. The CO like right
here in my face. So I'm like, "Oh snap." Like, "Put it up, put it up." (intense foreboding music) - C'mon now.
- Yes, sir. (dark foreboding music) - I'm going to
pull Jennifer next. She's the only participant
left in the female unit. - Unit five, Deputy
(speaks faintly). (soft foreboding music)
(inmates chattering) - C'mon. - [Jennifer] The CO came to me and she said she
needed to talk to me and she was walking
me towards my cell. And when she said, "Pack
up," I couldn't believe it. (Jennifer laughing) I was just in shock
and disbelief. I just didn't wanna leave. I did not want to leave them. - [Inmate] She's leavin'. - Jennifer's going home. I don't even know what to say. - Oh my god. - Like say thank you, Lord. - Yes, oh my god, I'm leaving! But many times in life,
I thought God's timing should be one thing
and then it wasn't and it proved to be exactly
what that situation needed. Goodbye. Bye. I'll be in Michigan in two days. - Bye, Jenn.
- Goodbye. - I'm not surprised. - The door closes behind me
and I just-- It's not really real
until I walk out the doors and I see the traffic and can
take a breath of fresh air. (soft intriguing music) You guys weren't playin'.
- Hey. - Hi, everyone.
- How are you? - I'm so awesome. Lemme in, lemme out. Lemme out. Hello. Hi.
- Hi. (Jennifer clapping and sighing) What are you feelin'? - I'm feeling excited. I can breathe and
there's no mold and there's no disgusting
smell and it's beautiful. I'm so happy. I just feel human again. I feel like I've been
let outta the zoo and you know, I
can shave my legs and pluck my eyebrows and
bathe in cinnamon oil soon. Just my regular routine. I feel like I
brought positivity. I feel like I brought the truth, the truth of Jesus Christ,
the hope that's in him. I was able to pray
for so many people. And just God again, he answered
prayers every single day and he did things
for these women. The world is so great. It's such a beautiful world. And, um, I think I just
brought encouragement, a positive outlook on
life no matter what the outward circumstances are. This is a great moment. I didn't expect it
to be this great. (dark foreboding music) - I can't wait to go
in there and debrief like all the stuff that I
got and all information. I did my job and now
you know, I'ma show 'em. - With Dennis, I
think he wanted to be the center of attention. He wanted to be the
star of the show. Kinda like, "I don't care
what they've told me to do, "I'm gon' take it upon
myself to do what I want." This is real life. Quit doin' all this stupid
(beep) that you're doin'. I don't need that. - He's definitely
wrong about me. But as far as you know,
callin' me overconfident, I am confident, so he
was right about that. (soft intriguing music) - Dennis, long time no see. - How're you doin'?
- Good, you? - Nice to meet
you again, sheriff. - [Jonathan] Yeah, you too, man.
- Nice to meet you again, chief. - [Chief] Good. - Glad to be on this
side of the bars? - [Dennis] Yeah, definitely. - Enjoyin' your little freedom? - Oh yeah, I enjoyed my freedom. - So you was in there
the whole allotted time that you were asked to be. We appreciate that. - Thank you. - And me bein'
straight with you: You know I think at first, it was like I don't
know 'bout Dennis. He sorta kinda liked
workin' out a lot, walked around, shirt off. - I wasn't like just
kinda workin' out and stayin' to myself. I was talkin' to
any and everybody. Ya gotta make a
name for yourself. You know, people kinda
respect you a little bit before you could
just start jumpin' in and tryin' to find
out what's goin' on. This jail here particularly,
man, was a jungle. - Uh huh. - I gotta drugs come
in through the intake from off the street. And when I do talk to the people that have brung it in
from off the street, then what they've done
is they just stuff it up their jump pocket. And I actually had a cellmate that actually did
it in front of me. - In his butt you're
talkin' 'bout? - Yeah, in his butt. In his butt. - How you feel about
that situation? - I was just like shocked. First thing went through my
head is, "This ain't for TV." So yeah, that happened right
in front of me, so I got lucky. - And what did you end up sayin' you ended up givin'
up for the ice? It was about maybe
a quarter gram, somethin' like that
I think it was. - Paid about 20 items for it. - 20 items.
- 20 items. - Yeah, where'd that
supposedly come from? - It was actually my roommate. It was a part of his ice. - I gotcha.
- Yeah. - He brought it in with
him when he was booked? - [Dennis] Mm-hmm. - [Chief] Was it that
that come out of his butt? - Yeah 'cause that was the only
ice in the unit at the time. - You know, we're
gonna deal with that. But the drugs were turned over to the Etowah County
Drug Enforcement Unit and they were destroyed. That's what happens
in a case like that. - Okay. - Anything else that you
know, you feel's important? - I got this for you. - Okay. (intense foreboding music) - [Sheriff] Uh... (intense foreboding music) - Anything else that you
know, you feel's important? - I got this for you. - Okay. Okay, shank made out of a
toothbrush and concrete nail. - Mm-hmm.
- And a cap. - [Dennis] It's pieced
together pretty well. - Oh yeah, and you know,
it could cause some damage. - Oh yeah.
- Stick it in the carotid, somethin' like that.
- Mm-hmm. It's not made in China. It's made in Etowah County. - Yeah, that's exactly right. (soft intriguing music) - Looks like a lotta things and it came from the
renovation of the jail, the nail and everything. - Yeah, that's a
good job, Dennis. We really appreciate that. This goes a long way. It does. I just wanna say thanks. All right, man? Be careful.
- Thank you. - Thank you, Dennis. Have a safe trip back. - Will do. I'm ready to get
back. (chuckles) Ready to get back
to the beaches. (soft intriguing music) - So finally Dennis. - Yeah, I think he turned
it on there at the end. To begin with, I'm not too sure he really was that productive. - If he had focused on his
real mission of bein' in there in the beginning, he
coulda done so much more. - Yup. (birds chirping) (intense foreboding music) - Now that I'm out, I
am ready to sit down and debrief with Sheriff Horton. - How are you?
- Jennifer. - How are you? - Long time no see. - Long time no see.
- Jennifer. - It's good to see you again.
- Nice to meet you again. - We appreciate the
fact that you made it from the day you were committed until the day they released ya. - Thank you. - [Jonathan] Thankful for that. - First of all, booking: A lot of the drugs
were coming in there. They absolutely do a horrible
job of patting you down. (inmates chattering) The girl who pat me down, she absolutely
barely touched me. They didn't look in my mouth. They didn't you
know, really check me when I was supposed to
squat down and cough. There was women who came in and they were wearing
layers of clothing. And in every layer, they had some sort of
drug in those layers. That could you know, feed the
addiction of 20 or 30 inmates. - Yeah, but we certainly know
that's certainly an issue. In the female unit that you
were in, unit five, right? - Correct. - Were the door
locks when you left, are they still in the
process of being fixed or what's the condition there? - The door locks are working.
- Working? - Yeah, they're working. So there is a way that
one of the inmates, Ciara, she was able to
disengage the lock. They take a bottle of water and squeeze into that
little sensory hole and actually completely
disengage the locks. - We have been
made aware of that and we are now workin' on that
issue there with maintenance. - Again Jennifer, thank
you a lot for the time. - You're welcome.
- And what you done for us. - Thank you, God bless you.
- God bless you. I'll be praying for you. - Thank you. Jennifer was great from
an evangelical standpoint. As far as the grand
scheme or scope of things for what we needed
Jennifer to do, she was somewhat helpful. But at this point, I've
got to be honest with you. I'ma still get more information. (dark foreboding music) (door clicking) - Reals. Who's Reals? Pack it up, pack it up. - [Tony] I hear the door open and the CO says,
"Reals, pack it up." I'm like, "No (beep)?" - You're goin' home. You're goin' home. They just called me and told
me to tell you to pack up. - The emotions. You know, "Oh my
gosh, I'm goin' home." You know, "It's
really happenin'." There's not much food.
- Yeah, I'll take it. - There you go. Y'all split these, man. It's been real, man. It's been real. Y'all boys hold it down. - All right. - [Tony] I'm excited
to be goin' home. However, there's
still a lotta work that needs to be done in here. Hold it down, man. So it's like a
bittersweet moment. (intense foreboding music) - All right, step in
there and change. (soft intriguing music) - [Officer] You're good, man. You can go through. - Goin' through booking, I just wanted to run right
through those glass doors, the metal doors. I was like I'm gone now. (officers chattering) Soon as I entered the sunshine, I'm like, "Yes, freedom." (soft intriguing music) Oh, (beep) me. (beep)! (exhales) We did it. It's over with. - That's good, man.
- Yeah. - Friggin right. Good job, man. Good job, dudes. Yeah, (beep). Damn. Phew, yes. Just let's just go. Just like don't stop it. Go, just go. Just go. - [Producer] You did it. - Did it. Guess what else I did. - [Producer] What? - I got the drugs. (dark foreboding music) Oh, man. - [Producer] You did it. - Did it. Guess what else I did. - [Producer] What? - I got the drugs. - You got 'em on you?
- Yeah. - Can we see 'em?
- Yeah. (soft intriguing music) - [Producer] Who'd
you get that from? - Megatron. I actually put 'em
under my private area. I knew that I'll be leavin'. Didn't know when exactly, so I just kept 'em there
until I was called. This here is the coke. - [Producer] Be
careful with that. - [Tony] Yeah, which
means I gave $40 for this from a guy's books. This here is the clone. - [Producer] So what are
you gonna do with it now? - Give it to you. (laughs) I don't want it
in my possession. - Thank you. Nice doin' business
with you, sir. (laughs) (soft intriguing music) - [Producer] All right, so
what do you wanna do now? - Eat, man. - [Producer] Want
somethin' to eat? - Yes, yes.
- What do you want? Do you want me to take
you through drive-thru? - Yeah, whatever. (soft guitar music) Hello, yes. Can I get number
two, the Baconator? Ketchup, mustard, onions, bacon. A large Sprite, a
Frosty Cookie Sundae and can I get a large
sweet tea on the side and a taco salad? - [Employee] The big
one or the small one? - Oh, we're gon' go big. We're gon' go big. - [Employee] Anything else? - Yeah, that'll do it. (employee speaking faintly) No, I'm sorry and two baked
cookies, chocolate chip. Thank you. Everything in here? All right, thank you, guys. Ooh man, let's see. Yeah, finally here. I'm here. Yeah. (soft piano music) - [Tony] Amazing. Real food. You know, I'm definitely
goin' to approach and handle situations different based off this experience 100%. Like an example: When
they locked everyone down because of one incident which
had nothin' to do with me or any of the other
inmates, you know? That's kinda rough. You know, I will make
that a priority now once I get back to work. (soft intriguing music) (dark foreboding music) - Tony, how's it goin', man? - Pretty good, sir. - Been a while.
- Not too long, but a little while.
- Grab a seat. Tony came in late to
save this program. He was a correctional officer
and he knew what to look for, so I'm hopin' that he's got
the most useful information. Lay it out to us, what you found out. - Yes, sir. I felt like I need to invest
more time and training. Like when the stabbin' took
place, like for example. (inmates shouting) - [Tony] When the
stabbin' was over, the officer did not spray 'em. He didn't handcuff 'em. As far as I know, he
didn't call backup. - He didn't do anything. To me, that tells me training. You gon' be in situations where it's possible
you can freeze up. So when that happened, all you
can rely on is your trainin'. Your trainin',
trainin', trainin'. Better equipment. I feel like they don't have
enough stuff on their belt to do their job. Don't have any cuff
pouches, no tasers. The saw team, they're
the only one with tasers. They don't have pouches
for their gloves. If they gotta you
know, stop the bleedin' or you know, with that
whole stabbin' situation. Another inmate say, "Why
didn't you spray 'em?" He said, "Come here." He walked over to the
inmate, he took his can. He said, "Here listen,
ain't nothin' in it." (chuckles) That's no lie. He took his OC can
off his hip and said, "Look, there's
nothin' in the can." And I'm just lookin'
like, "What?" Like why would you even tell
an inmate that it is empty? Even if it is, even
if I just used it and just happened
to have the chance to get you to warehouse, why would I tell the
inmate that it's empty? - We've got some real issues
that have to be dealt with. That bein' said, I know
that you happen to be one of the first
participants to physically put your hand on narcotics. - I have a couple here. This is some cash that I got. This is one of two shanks. I gave roughly 11
items for this. - Comes from a dust mop. - Dust mop. And this is some clone. - Very dangerous. I mean, messes people's minds
up, shuts your kidneys down. It's just ridiculously
messed up. - I gave I think
40 bucks for this and I mean, it was easy. And here is a razor blade. This stuff was extremely
easy for me to get. This is some coke. (soft intriguing music) With the drugs, I feel like
you could never stop it. - Sure. - It's just too much,
but you can slow it down - We appreciate you takin'
time away from your job to come and help us. We appreciate it, Tony. - Yes sir, yes sir. - Thank you, Tony.
- Yes, sir. Yes, sir. - If we can help you,
let us know. - Things I found was
extremely disappointing. I mean, it hurt. It hurt. Etowah County Sheriff's Office you know, hopefully you know, you can benefit from
this like majorly. - Have a safe trip. - Thank you. Because there's a lotta things
that need to be addressed and I'm hopin' this can help. And I'm just thinkin' like man, I really do feel like
this is the last hope for that facility. (intense foreboding music) - I feel that Tony
was a game-changer and I'm very, very pleased with what Tony
brought to the table. Out of eight participants, there were three that actually
finished the 60 days in. I feel like if the other five wouldn't have
gotten out so early, that we would've obtained
more information. - We wanted to check in and
see how you were feeling about the information
you got from the debriefs that you had. - I think that there were
some of the participants that did a excellent job. The other half. (intense foreboding music) - We wanted to check in and
see how you were feeling about the information
you got from the debriefs that you had. - Yeah. So it was quite revealing. I think that there were
some of the participants that did a excellent job. The other half were
just a fish outta water that just sort of
appeased themselves to make it through
the period of time they had to make through. Outside of that, Tony was
a wealth of information. And you know, of course
he had that background. He came from the
corrections field and so he knew what to look for. He knew and that
played a big role in bein' able to give
us great information. If we could do it again and
we had more people like Tony, I'd be all about it. (intense foreboding music) Based on the
participants' feedback, (horn honking) we've made a lot of
positive changes. (dark foreboding music) We've seen to it our correctional officers
are better-equipped. (taser zapping) - [Officer] Standby. - Folks need to be retrained (taser zapping)
(officer wincing) and made to do
their job correctly. (dark foreboding music) But now I'm goin' to
send in another group of highly-trained professionals, a special ops group of people, but only for 30 days. - I'm a narcotics detective. I'm ready to get
placed in the facility and to do what I do and
that's undercover work. - I am the commander of
operations of a county jail. - I'd probably
feel bad for them. - I'm a firefighter and I have eight years
experiencing corrections. I do not take (beep)
from anybody. If you put your hands on
me, I guess it's go-time. (intense foreboding music) - I'm a retired sergeant. I'm not gonna allow for
you to come up to me and say, "I'm gonna
kick your ass." I'm gonna take my
attack on you first. (intense foreboding music) - He was so beneficial
to us in the first phase, we're gon' bring him back
for the second phase. - Back in this bitch bitch. I got nothin' left. Nobody is goin' to
question if I'm 60 days in. - Man, I'm 6'3", 250. You don't wanna play with me. (Tony laughing) - We're not lookin'
for participants to just observe and report. We're lookin' for 'em to
get their hands dirty. - [Officer] Get off of 'em! - [Jonathan] To get involved. - Get on the ground! - [Jonathan] And to show
us where our problems are. - I'm supposed to
be one of them. So if I'm gettin' meth, I'ma have to act like I'm
methed up for six hours a day. If I get cocaine,
the same thing. - Why the (beep) you
you gonna talk-- - I am gonna identify how
those drugs are getting in if thy do bring 'em in. There should be no distress
signals, no weakness. Twice the work, half the time. - Holy (beep), here we go. (inmates shouting)
(intense foreboding music) - Why the (beep) you gonna? - My goal with this phase
is to test the COs 100% - Lockdown! (intense foreboding music) (handcuffs clicking) (dark foreboding music)
