60 Days In: Participants Upset at Officers on How Sewage Crisis Was Handled | A&E

The participants recall the disaster that was the sewage crisis in a special reunion in this clip from Season 2, Episode 13 of #60DaysIn.

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[Blitzkrieg]

2 pads a month???!!! I used to go through 2 an hour. Seems unsanitary..

[maryd.]

Drinking water is a basic need. They could have gotten emergency supplies brought in; other places have.

[perterdernash]

I mean the cops still could have gone to get them water and food the sewer doesn't stop you from giving people their basic needs

[Brandon-qror]

Why I thought the thumbnail for this video was a Key & Peele skit

[africansheabutter]

I miss the days when they didn't know who else was a participant cuz I felt like that added to the show

[Calmer]

those cops are like " why did we agree to this show"? lol.

[bennettlieberman]

The hmm after “the smell in this joint” didn’t make sense to me 😅😅😅

[Imawhiteboard]

Water is a basic need that should never be used as a tool to assert power. They could of gotten bottle water for crying out loud.

[hamable]

if a cop is wrong they will do anything in their power to trick themselves into thinking they are right

[marksierra]

I love how pigs put their tails between their legs when confronted by someone eloquent.

[GingerNinja]

I've never been in trouble or to jail, but treating ppl humanely regardless of their status isn't difficult. They had no choice, but to be enclosed with that sewage. The guards should have to spend the same amount of time in those same conditions as punishment. Js. 🤷‍♀️

[zxcvbnm]

I mean a 24 pack of water bottles for $2 does seem alittle expensive. LOL They could have let imates purchase water bottles on the commissary

[Seanmm]

2 pads a month?
are they washing them and reusing them?

[truecrimewithcammy]

Ok why weren't these inmates brought outside at least

[jktriple_g_]

Gross this is first hand how it is str8 up I've seen it

[leah-yv]

Why was it hard to get them bottled water?

[DWPersianExcursion]

I thought this was an SNL spoof, from the thumbnail

[Hollyhood]

That lady looks like Natalie from facts of life

[Califamilymanprepper]

Bring this show back, whens tge covid19 locked up season