OFFICER: Yesterday, Detective Gerth received a note
from a inmate, and there was some drugs going on somewhere
in either room four or five.
Ashley!
INMATE: The people that you know are guilty,
they can't stand still.
They're shaken.
They're upset.
Like, they're physically, like, oh, man.
What the fuck?
Why is this happening?
[tense music]
SHERI: I look over, and one of the girls
put something inside of that coffee cup.
And I'm like, holy shit.
[tense music]
I want to get a guard's attention and, of course,
can't, you know, say anything.
Oh, my god.
SHERI: I'm so confused on how they're not seeing this.
I mean, the body motions are so obvious.
Hey, guys.
You missed it.
It's right here.
And I'm just like--
well, I just want to say something so bad,
and I have to just bite my tongue and be like,
"La, la, la."
It's frustrating.
Stay in your rooms.
[tense music]
[laughing]
[tense music]
I felt like the guards were sensing something's going on.
They're looking for something.
You can tell.
OFFICER: OK.
SHERI: Please, god.
Please find it.
So the inmates tell you the whole story.
Just watch them.
You don't have to do any investigating.
Just watch the inmates.
Let's check.
Come on.
[tense music]
[chatter]
Welcome to the trap house, cuz.
We just got ran in by the feds.
That was the worst--
That was the worst shakedown ever.
When they come in, I'm like, yeah, and just
to be like, really?
Oh, my gosh.
You know that, right?
Yeah.
She's right.
SHERI: The girls are able to quickly move
drugs throughout the pod to hide them.
Some of the guards are just not capable of doing
their job correctly.
This is a joke.
[laughing]