60 Days In: Darius Dares Inmate to Fight & Women's Pod Medical Crisis - Season 7, Ep. 5 RECAP | A&E

Watch as Darius pushes an inmate to fight and the women's pod sees a medical crisis, in this recap from Season 7, Episode 5.

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"60 Days In" offers an unprecedented look at life behind bars as innocent volunteers are sent to live among the general prison population for 60 days without officers, fellow inmates, or staff knowing their secret.

[NevaG]

My heart sank when his mom said "no". Those prisoners rarely come together for something good like that.

[QuanTiduh]

Seeing these inmates come together to help this young man, breaks my heart. Some of these people deserve second chances.

[for]

Seeing those inmates do more for that young man than his own mother broke my heart.

[FigFinder]

I like Darius..He is someone I could see me being cool with. Solid dude, don't start drama, and has a heart, but ain't no punk..💯

[detectiveandy]

@1:25That little dude gonna snap his leg tryin to kick the cell door like that! LOL. He barely even rattled the door, 😂😂😂

[IFAMILYIH]

That 17 year old kid deserves a second chance shout out to the inmates for helping

[TsholanangL]

Lol he said "im free", that quarantine makes you appreciate little things

[juniorbeckham]

I understand what Deshaun did is wrong and i get tough love, at the same time, leaving him in there for 2 months, including his 18th birthday is ridiculous, he doesn't seem like a bad kid, it's also not like his bond is a thousand dollars, it's 150 come on now.

[carlroy]

As an ex convict deshaun break my heart. So many people caught up in the system like that. When they trapped they turn evil to. Good innocent people corrupted. Sickening

[theknightvideos]

That guy who tapped out probably is the only respectable tap out. He genuinely sees himself getting back into that mentality that he’s proved that he’s capable of

[LenientCrabClaw]

I’m so sorry for that kid who’s mom won’t bond him out like how is making jail feel more like home when the people there comfort you at a young age

[ThangQuanBeo]

seeing a grown man tryna help the kid is just making me happy because the man wants the kid to be sucessful in life and do good so it just made me happy and it made me cry when the man was trying to help the kid

[mahmoudajjan]

I was literally gonna cry because of the situation that 17 years old dude, I mean i saw the unbelievable excitement in his eyes when these kind nice inmates gathered the money for his freedom BUT when his cruel mom said no i was shocked and it broke my heart 😢😢💔
I wish she changes her mind and come to release him soon 🙏🙏

[peteralerich]

"I control my anger very well. But sometimes I don't." 🤣

[Mrtoastyy]

seeing them give LIFE lessons to that 18 year old was awesome. he really needs that and so glad you guys all pitched to try to get him out. that's amazing

[apollo]

that young dudes mom is so corny for letting him stay in jail for over 2 months with a 150$ bond…..

[wastedtalent]

People used to say "this is jail not a hotel if you want peace make bail" 😂😂

[shaekeeney]

I know how Chase feels. I used to skate through jail time like it was nothing, until I left my son and wife to go do a measly 7 days for a traffic charge. It broke my heart. I realized how different things were with a kid. Since then, haven't been back.

[CitrusElmo]

I know you’re not going to read this message A&E but watching these videos keep me from ever wanting to go to jail or prison. Doing so much good by making these videos.

[mannybravo]

Well, the first thing if they want to better the system: shoplifting juveniles should not be in county lockup smh