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During the sewage flood evacuation, Ryan and Quintin help a very sick inmate who they believe has appendicitis in this clip from Season 2, Episode 9, "Sewer Gate." #60DaysIn
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Update the officers in that jail have been nostly replaced and laid off.
Laid off?? Replaced?? With some more heartless than they were Im sure. Those screws are EXACTLY the picture of jailers in every jail or penitentiary in the US and have been for years. There may be a few good ones here and there but they are as rare as hens teeth and the good ones get sacked for being "good" or caring about their fellow human being guilty or not. You the viewer can see for yourself there is no longer "innocent until proven guilty" if you have been arrested your guilty period. Pitiful show and why I never watched it. I lived it myself here in the great state of Texas why would anyone want to "Binge watch" this inhumane unGodly stuff unless you think you will never be there yourself. Never say never friend. May God bless those souls who are really incarcerated.
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@@clamshell3898you’re comment mad me super sad because everything you said was true
This series was made to snitch on prisoners but really just became snitching on the guards lol
@N why? I agree tho.
Truth!!!
The way I see it honestly is this. Those inmates are already there living out their punishment. The guards should definitely be held accountable for their incompetence. Inmates or not. That's cruel
@@mason9063 yes I agree
It was made to see the bad things about the prison/jail system as a whole. Meaning both the guards and the prisoners. To see how easily drugs get passed the guards and how do guards treat the inmates etc.
who cares if he in the program he's trying to help a other inmate
Agreed
It is 69 I can’t like
Your mom does
@@gwalker5093 Stick with your pubg game😂
@@gwalker5093 lol quit your life
I love so much how ex-medics when they hear "we need a medic" just switch to medic mode and try to help however they can.
Really?
Don't they literally swear an oath? Like once you possess the ability to medically help someone you're legally bound to help wherever possible? I'm not trying to dismiss the fact that these people switch into hero mode so easily, but isn't that their requirement by law? I think I remember reading that.
Not by law. Is more like a worldwide moral code that all health workers have.
I was in Fire/EMS from 2010-2012, before I went back to Construction and before I went down the wrong path. I'm the same exact way..All of my stuff has lapsed, but if I come across a situation where my skills and knowledge are needed, then I instantly switch to that mode. It's just something you never forget..
@@ShakenPig don’t the police swear you oath too? They’re majority of them the scum of this earth and abuse their power. Medics vs. The police lollll medics are amazing human beings police idk about that one they like to tarnish their image more instead of cooperation with the community
“i’ll get shot for him in a heartbeat” ryan was one of the BEST participants 🥺
He is a pure soul, a genuine caring person
Favorite of all time, he’s the best
If Larry Lawton's lingo applies to here, a shot means an infraction so I don't think they meant literally getting shot incase anyone was wondering.
@@yesyes-om1po my point still stands
“We’re concerned about Ryan actually caring about another human unlike us, it’ll stir up problems.” Lmao
exactly that lol
Plus the sad part is when u realize he said “we checked me out and read his vitals” aka they just checked his heart rate then sent him on his way
I love how the cops conclusion was because he was coughing up and s----ing out blood, while throwing up but it turned out he didn't die they think Ryan is the problem. Classic corruption in America's prisons system. Everyone one of those guards look like they are 1 burger away from a heart attack and so they literally look too lazy to care if another human being dies.
It really is sad that the shows producers also went along with that and didn't correct the record by showing that medically Ryan's diagnoses was spot on.
@@Arrogan28 what do you mean he was spot on though? how did you find that out?
@@xKipura he was spot on his diagnosis. If you go look at the medical texts online and read about the key diagnosis for appendicitis he presented with all the key indicators. At minimum worthy of a proper look by a real doctor, not a hack doctor they pay to give every inmate a couple asperin and send them back, or a ‘nurse’ clearly paid by these lunatics to keep people behind jail and let them die rather then spend a dime on them.
In any other modern nation if that inmate died the jail staff would be in serious trouble. Instead they can rely on the lax attitude towards inmates lives where they are. Certainly if an inmate presented with all signs of apendicitis i know in my own country, or any other modern nation, they would see a proper doctor right away. Not someone who would just send then back with Asperin.
Personally it seems like he could have had an appendicitis it just didn’t end up rupturing and eventually settled down. Because the pain that he had on that side of his stomach doesn’t really have any other conditions except the galbladder which can be extremely painful but doesn’t present with vomitting as far as i know.
Vomiting blood and intense pain in the abdomen is always considered emergency room stuff. Ie go to the emergency room to make sure you don’t have a ruptured apendix, etc. because if it burst and you wait 12 hours your dead…
“Are you a doctor?”
Eh guy is throwing up blood. I think even an everyday teenager knows that’s very wrong.
I mean I'm no doctor but if your throwing up blood and you feel like you're organs explode that's enough to be taken to a hospital immediately
I had a similar problem to that guy (only subtract the Blood and Jail) turned out to be a kidney stone.
I mean, if you're throwing up, that's bad enough for me!
That lady needs to be fired
No I'm not a doctor are you ms. Officer? Didn't think so now go get someone qualified to diagnose weather or not asprin is gonna help his current condition
Even the way the sheriff talks about how the inmate didn't have appendicitis, he says it so condescendingly. He should be saying how regardless of the sickness he should have shown se sympathy for the inmate.
The dude could've died
@@bigday6915 probs didn’t want to make it seem like they nearly killed a man
@@bigday6915 you are right. Looking things up. It fits with appendicitis and not a common bug .
He straight up said it was a 24 hour bug and they showed he was sick for 30 plus hours like ohh one of those 24 hour bugs that goes past 24 hours
@@bigday6915 same
Ok. But RYAN!!!!!!! The best inmate ever on this show. He’s literally just making everyone get along and making sure everything’s okay. King.
Hes a real bro
We need more like him.
@@fightingblindly AMEN!!
Enrolling in this program opened Ryans eyes about the system. He no longer wanted to be a detective. Sad..He's a GOOD BLOKE!
2 Sherrifs on the show: disgusting
Ryan did so much in that prison
He resets a mans hand
He helped the man in this video
He helped a man get out of debt
And the guards think he was 'a trouble maker', I mean if that doesn't say everything right there with the issue with policing in America....
Ryan is a good human being with a good heart. I may or may not have agreed with all of his methods all of the time, but he definitely meant well and he helped a lot of people in that jail.
Ryan helped more inmates than anyone else in the show. Everyone else either tried to prove to the world how tough they are or ran away on week 1 or snitched on everyone they could.
7:57 So your telling me the main officer is doubting Ryan for literally saving someone’s life honestly man this prison needs better staff
Facts but it's worrying that's your profile picture after Maximillian encouraged the sharing of CP
Yes.
@@KarenPoppins Maximillian does not nor should he have a monopoly on JC Denton profile pics.
Put the blame on the guy trying to seek medical attention when ALL the officers there don't care if the inmate dies, wow!
No no they "Care" after he dies and they'll claim he didn't reach out
your in prison for a reason why would you care
@@sadisticsnorlax4463 Because A: They're Still Human
@@DarkLink1996 YoU ArE iN PrIsOn
FoR a ReAsoN
im betting your gonna cry when you see people in other 3rd world countires are being treated 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
@@sadisticsnorlax4463 We're in America not over there
I love how people in law enforcement ask questions like are you a lawyer or are you a doctor when neither are they.
Totally they just want to be able to dismiss them, she wasn't prepared for Ryan saying 'yes', and then she couldn't just ignore him then....
I mean if they are this bad when they know this is going to end up on national television, imagine how bad it gets at time when there is no tv program running?
My Dad almost died from his appendix rupturing while he had appendicitis. One more minute and the doctor said he wouldn’t have made it. Treat people with respect. This gentleman has a good heart. He’s a hero.
That's 100% not how it works. You die from infection, not a ruptured appendix lol
@@chrise1491 I had a perforated appendix. I had emergency surgery because it is life threatening. You have a few days, possibly longer if you’re lucky.
Sorry to hear that
i had one and i got. surgery
How are these guards hired the 18 year old employees at YMCA manage better
He was telling inmates to do bad things. My daughter had appendicitis and at 1:30 in the morning I took her to the hospital. She was throwing up just like Jeremy and was doubled over in pain on the right lower quadrant just like medic said. An hour after we get to the hospital she had to go into emergency surgery and they said if we would have got there any later she would have died. You don't play with something like that. Yes these people are inmates but they're still human. I don't like that sheriff at all
@Andrew Gluck So you’re saying that your appendix were basically trying to escape your abdomen, and you threw up and we’re fine? I’m glad that you were fine, but are you sure you had appendicitis?
hospitals always say that though.
I had it for 4 weeks I don't know HOW I managed. The hospital turned me away because I didn't seem "like I was in enough pain" until finally it required emergency surgery.
@the519 luckily I got mine treated before anything bad could happen, I just felt strange, clammy, achey and just not right and I had mild pains in my lower right torso. The actual appendicitis hurt, but the recovery from stitches hurt 10x more. I could barely walk for like 4 days after the surgery. First ever time in hospital for a potentially lethal condition
Also this is jail not a maximum security penitentiary. It’s not like these people are homicidal maniacs. Most are probably drug charges. It’s insane how negligent those CO’s are.
I liked how this completely changed Ryan from following law enforcement realizing that most inmates are treated less than human in those conditions.
THIS. I totally agree with you and no one's brought it up so far. When he said it on the Review Show, the warden and the other dude were steaming mad.
@@melissanoyb I liked that he kept his humanity and compassion for his fellow man. Legit wanted to help people and was running his area nice and smooth. Garza was the muscle and he was brains.
this whole episode was a mess! the way they treated the inmates in a crisis like this was inhumane! i hope they all got fired!
In Flint the inmates couldn't get bottled water half the dang time even after the water was shown to be lethal. One of my friends was locked up and did a bunch of interviews during the start of the water crisis and basically inmates were lucky to get 1 bottle of water per day and sometimes nothing, so they had to either risk dehydration or drink water that we all knew was contaminated. Freaking horrible and I humane!
It wasn't only the inmates everyone in the city and part of the township had to line up for hours to get bottled water and after almost 5 years some houses still don't have clean water!
@@jshah1961 i live in michigan and remember hearing about that when it happened. it’s crazy what the government will do to its own people.
Sounds like a 3rd world city, not America!
They need to be ran over by a steam roller,not fired.
That's exactly how the guards were at our county jail. I tried to tell them something was wrong and they ignored me until I ended up having a seizure and breaking my nose. THEN they transported me to a hospital.
I’m sorry that that happened to you. Those guards who neglected you are gonna get what‘s coming to them one day. Don’t worry; people like them always get their comeuppance at some point.
Same here I had to wait 4 days to get taken to the hospital and staff when I arrived checked me and said I had a stomach ulcer and I was lucky it hadn't burst.
Ryan is a blessing to that jail. Once a medic, forever a medic.
And you wonder why law enforcement is disliked at the present moment.
From what I understand it all depends on the state laws, so not all corrections officers are cops.
Corrections =/= Law Enforcement
Ignorant
@@Yuma24-7 yep I sure am and your a simpleton.
@@wadeojohnson2345 ignorant
It took you 30 hours to determine he had a bug, it wasn't as serious as Brain thought. So if he died then it would be a little different. The dude wasn't faking anything he was sick, period, and no actions were taken.
He might’ve blown his cover but at the end of the day he was trynna help the poor guy
Ryan's actions caused other inmates to also care about the situation, even asking for toilet paper for the ill inmate.
“Inciting”. I guess that’s what they call caring about a human being
@@princesspancakes01 Ryan isn’t a real inmate, he’s a plant/informant as well as the other man Quintin, that’s what this show is about
@@Emily-xv1lu hes asking how did he blow his cover. he knows ryans a participant its kinda the whole point lol. ryans cover was still solid. nothing he did compromised him
Ryan never blew his cover. Everyone in the pod knew he was an army medic it was part of his cover story. I forget the guys name but it was one of those Vanity fair "real ...... reacts to ......" and in one episode they had a famous undercover police officer and he explained that you want your cover story to be based on the truth so that way its easier to remember and you don't have to "act" as much since it's partially true.
"he's inciting inmates to potentially do bad things"
No sir, that would be you and your guards who didn't treat a sick man for almost two whole days that are inciting the inmates to do bad things.
I’m a CO. And I was extremely confused when he said that I screamed WHAT?!?!!
Ryan us doing bad things??? YOUR GUARDS AREN'T TAKING CARE OF THE INMATES!!!!
Get some better guard fr. Fired all those stupid guard
Right
The sheriff backed him up too. It's a problem with the entire system.
Fr they're ignorance
They even have karens in prison..
"So what? Youre a doctor or something?" I dont need a medical license to know that something bad is happening when someone is puking blood..
She probably thinks throwing up blood is just throwing up but with a cut in your mouth or something
“Are you a doctor? 🙃”
“I’m a medic 😑”
He was mad because a medic was concerned for an inmates health?
Quincy Are u dumb fam?
Bruh he was mad cuz the guards didn't care about the inmates health
I love how this show is removing the stigma of prisoners and is placing it on the guards
Thats how jail is i was perscibed klonipin for ptsd for 5 yrs went to jail for driving on suspension and they didnt give me any of my meds had two seizures they finally moved me into medical but didnt give me any meds i threw up bile constantly for 3 days til they gave me injections to stop vomiting. I could have died from withdrawling from benzos cold turkey. Its sick how they treat people.
Omg 😞
😷🤒🤕Benzo withdrawls is just as bad as alcohol withdrawls to an alcoholic, you could of died. Glad you didn't...😊
omg, I'm sorry you had to go through that. I'm glad you didn't die and I hope everything is much better for you.
So glad you're here with us!! But so, so sorry you had to go through that! The prison/jail system is a broken mess. It starts at the top. We need prison/jail reform.
@@0r0r0 thank u it is i never want to be in that situation again and i feel for the others having to go thru that as well its inhumane for those especially who dont deserve it like simple crimes i.e petty theft, addicts, those who are actually innocent.
Ryan provided medical attention to more than one inmate. Ran a store and cleared debts for weak inmates. He has a truly good heart. It reflects off of the people around him. Makes you realize those inmates and the guards all wanna die in there.
Wow this is really unsettling.
ryan is the purest soul on this show
I love how he saves the inmates life and all the sherif has to say is he’s failing at doing the program 😂😂.. what a joke.
The guards are just so rude
The thing with aspirin is that it can cause gastrointestinal bleeding. If he was already having G.I. bleeding and they gave him aspirin or a similar pain medication, that could actually make his condition worse.
Ryan saying he'd get shot for a random guy. what a king
Honestly in many Ryan was the most useful prisoner they ever had, cause he revealed the guards for what they are. half the problem. If you treat humans like they are less then human, what do you think is the natural reaction for any human being? It is one thing to say you broke the law and need to serve your time, and pay the price for that crime, it is another to treat another human being as less then you would treat a stray dog. These guards were revealed to be the biggest issue with that jail, and the entire world saw it.
Too bad the producers on the show are so far up the guards b---- they sided with them over the most humane and useful person they had on the show.... they had a gold mine they could have used to promote the show, and instead they sided with the guards who were clearly in the wrong.
@@xmcrcx That's really sad, it is the same with drug addiction, when it is treated as a crime it never ends, when it is treated as a disease(as the rich treat it) then it can be cured. The problem in America is there is one way for the majority of working americans, and one way for the elite in America, who would never end up in a prison like this, nor would they ever get charged with a felony for suicide. How many rich people who attempt suicide get convicted of a felony for that, i bet almost none.
America has had a sickness, and the republican party and the neo liberals are both making it worse. The republicans by having zero morals and now pretending to be the party of the people when they are the very opposite. And then the neo-liberals so completely detached from reality they gave the bankers and wallstreet who stole the entire life savings of most of middle america and as a punishment, their companies got billions in free loans which they turned around and immediately pocketed... And still are...
From the late 1930's to the 1980's 70'% of the increased wealth in the country went to the middle and working class, since then 0% of the increase in wealth has gone to the middle and working class, and infact they have lost trillions in wealth, and the rich have gained all of it.... that is the current state of America... a corrupted democracy.. that is just fooling enough people to keep the grift/con going...
Stray Dogs should be treated with equal respect too. All living beings treated equally.
Camera guys: get help ❌film more ✅
Wow thank the lord for Ryan, imagine being able to look past the inmate and see another human being that’s sick and needs help. God the correctional system is just heartless. How do you keep a straight face?
“I’ll get shot for him” Ryan is now my favorite participant.
The officers kinda did Ryan dirty because he was saving lives and fixing injuries while he was in the jail, which is what their officers are supposed to do, and instead of praising him they judged him more. The man made a living while doin his time but still got roasted at the end, I think Ryan will should be ranked with Tony and Abner
Ryan... The only person in 60 days in that has shown more humanity and emotion that any guard in thar prison.
Helping out a Busted Knuckle, and Feeling worried about a sick Stanger.
"We're concerned about Ryan for caring about another human being" Yeah right, I've never been to jail or prison but I doubt the other inmates are gonna look down on you for helping somebody who was as sick as that guy was
Idk to me it seems like Ryan gained a lot of respect.
So sickening, all jails are like this in America but we dont talk about it or idiots say "well just dont go to jail"
It’s worse in other countries
Right! Like literally anyone can end up there. Even if it's just a night. Its very possible.
It is definitely worse in some other countries but that has nothing to do with the fact that our prison system is built to keep people down. There are counties where inmates keep their clothes get actual food every gaurd is trained not just in detaining but also psychology and are screen harder to make sure to fine people with actual sympathy, brains, and a lack of greed.
People forget you don’t have to be a criminal to go to jail.
Then campaign for a better change, just don't jump on a hate bandwagon to pedal that change. It loses respect and trust.
I had appendicitis TWICE as a 12 year old. The first time, I got the apathetic sheriff treatment in the emergency room - a 3 week long "flu" they said, and they just sent me home, and I did eventually manage to heal on my own. Then 1 month later I got it again and my parents didn't believe me because of the first time, until my appendix ruptured on the living room couch and I turned the colour of a dead body while fading in and out of consciousness. Had emergency surgery the next morning, and the surgeon told me after that it was by far the worst appendix he'd ever seen in his career.
two of the most intelligent participants I've seen in the entirety of the show.
Tony is also up there with these guys too.
Dawg the fact that ALL the inmates banded together in worry for dudes safety while the guards just shook it off as a hoax kinda shows more than people are willing to see
Imagine being at the mercy of those guards all day everyday
That guard saying “we’re aware of him” is so mean. Then they just sent him back. I know they committed a crime to get to prison but they’re still people
Ryan most definitely got respect in that pod anyone would want someone like ryan to have their back
The Sherrif at the end was like "Oh it was only a 24 hour bug and Ryan should stop acting too much like an inmate."
That's a joke. To me, that looked a lot worse than a 24 hour bug. It doesn't matter what's wrong with ghe inmate, if he's vomiting and defecating blood, then he needs medical attention. I don't believe for a second that it was a 24 hour bug if he was vomiting and defecating blood. Ryan tried his best to save that man's life and then they totally disregarded it. It's clear that they don't care about the inmates there at all and that's a sad reality.
I've never had a "stomach bug" that gave me a sharp stabbing pain on my lower right quadrant, made me puke up that much bile, and made me vomit and excrete blood. Wrong. So wrong. I want an update on how Ryan is. I do not trust them.
@@marshalisepic5062 I don't think he's lying about it at all. I think the prison wouldn't take him to the hospital for something serious and then said it was a "stomach bug"
Quinten was the safest guy in the entire program, I can’t think of a single time one of the intimates wasn’t nice to him lmaoo
Corrections officers should be held liable and criminal for the health of an inmate.
Choosing to help someone is always the right thing to do
Ryan is a great human.
cameraman: should we call the police on the other side? Director: SHHHHHHHHHHH 🤫
I’ve had appendicitis you WILL die without a doctor they had to cut it out of me.
That karen: So you're a doctor
@@dee-zz lmao ikr
I’m so happy there is actually good people after they have and are being tortured by prison
tony was a badass.
nate was very liked.
but ryan definitely had the most respect after what he did.
I know Tony is amazing and all that. But can't Ryan be praised by the guards for caring about inmates? Rather depressing to die in a prison. Ryan has the best soul of anyone there 💯💖
The fact that guy complains that "Ryan forgot he was in a program", and they forgot they were supposed to help that guy. Whats the problem
Wait hold on 2:00 there's a camera man inside with them???? Then how the heck does the camera man get help if things go south????
Never thought about that.. true.. mmm
Maybe a body cam or smth
The guard was more concerned about ryan forgeting he was an inmate than health of a human
Ryan, the cliche guy in movies who is a spy for the police but switch sides because he saw that the police are not perfect.
Ryan your a good guy and GOD bless you man.
I got hella respect for Ryan.
My dad used to work at Federal Prisons, he said that the guards never cared for the inmates unless they tried to kill themselves or they were involved in a fight.
I had mine removed in elementary school! Sh** hurts !
Ryan is the type of dude that everyone will back up
USA has a disgusting jail system - this is no way to treat any humans - most here have done small crimes too. They should be tried for crime against human rights.
Omg 15 minutes omg yo I understand I'd be mad af to wanting to sock a guard. You gotta be kidding me that's a serious problem
So 35 hours later they diagnosed the inmate with a 24hr stomach bug?????
So they just let anyone become a correctional officer?
Yes
Probably anyone who wants to do it since not much ppl will willingly watch over a prison/jail
We need this type of show to teach ppl how badly the US treats it’s inmates
Officer Karen over here gave him some Advil and called it a day. What a hero
Wow good on Ryan for helping that guy with appendicitis. Its so disgusting that he couldn’t get medical help.
If he is so worried about throwing up blood, just throw up crip then...
🤣
This happens a lot. I was just in Cook County jail and there was an old guy who was dope sick. He refused to eat and what not. It got to the point where he was laying there half dead. We tried giving him some water and food. It took him having a heart attack for the COs to come get him. I have no clue if he lived or not.
rip nate
That cop at the end just straight up ignored the lack of medical assistance and dogged that contestant just because his place looks unprofessional
Bro imagine if there's no camera and this not recorded. There's 99.9% chance that the guards would just let him die there.
Ryan was a good one ❤️
The cops mad at Ryan LMAO. He's a medic in the army of course he is going to try and help. As a officer he should applaud that, as a officer should have stepped in and helped the man sooner than leave it escalate and degrade the man for 'inticing a riot' when he was trying to get medical for a man in need of it
so you telling me that even in jail..its hard to get a doctor?
people will question you if its real or not?
without checking first?
we are talking about human life.
and that is thier respond?
its look like whoever inside are more human then who outside.
Ryan looks like a young Jensen Ackles, it's weird.
By far the best Series A and E have created!!
I feel like Live PD is. 😃 But this is a close second!
@@letsjustdirtbike For me my Top 3 are
1. 60 days in
2. Beyond Scared Straight
3. Parking Wars
Quintin have a great voice.
The jail and it's employees have 0 shame or pride.
"I'm concern about this and that but not the fact that an inmate could have died because I'm too caught up in trying to make Ryan look bad."
Imagine being named Gilbert. Just throwing that out there bro.
Bro your name is Benjamin lmao
😂🤪🤣
Guard said he had a "24hr bug" and yet 30 hours in he was still ill 🤣
😂😂what even is a 24 hour bug💀💀💀
I'm sorry, you don't throw up blood and pass blood through your stool with a 24 hour "bug".
It doesn't concern you that a "medic" with 0 equipment, 0 tests performed, & 0 "colleagues" to check with made a tentative diagnosis? It's also ok that a sewerage spill caused rectal bleeding & aspirating blood?
Is it bad to help a inmate out if you use to be a army medic I think they making a big deal outta nun
What’s concerning is that fact that he could have actually had appendicitis and died from it.
I thought I had appendicitis and that was the worst pain I’ve ever felt. Luckily for me it wasn’t. Can’t imagine not being able to seek medical attention in that kind of pain. These COs are horrible. Yes these guys did things they weren’t supposed to but that doesn’t mean they aren’t human