Ep 2. Wired Up

In episode 2 of 60 Days In: Narcoland season 1, titled "Wired Up," the seven participants continue their journey behind bars within the New Mexico prison system, and tensions and suspicions continue to rise.

One of the participants, Purto Rican gangster Emmanuel, is feeling the pressure after being singled out by the other inmates as someone who is not to be trusted. Meanwhile, fellow participant Donovan, a former marine, tries to gain the trust of his podmates by participating in a workout competition.

The participants also deal with the reality of prison life, including sharing cramped living quarters with other inmates, dealing with the lack of privacy and the harsh realities of life behind bars. A surprising discovery also puts one of the participants in danger.

As the days go on, tensions rise even higher when the participants are introduced to the prison's "wired up" system, which allows inmates to communicate with each other using wired devices planted in their shoes. As they navigate this new system, the participants realize just how dangerous their situation is and must tread carefully to stay out of harm's way.

The episode also takes a closer look at the inner workings of the prison system and the efforts of law enforcement to crack down on the distribution of drugs within the prison. Viewers get a glimpse into the tactics being used to try and bust those responsible for bringing drugs into the prison, and the immense pressure faced by guards who are trying to keep the peace.

Overall, "Wired Up" is a tense episode that highlights the harsh realities of prison life and the dangers faced by those who are trying to navigate this challenging environment. With tensions rising and participants struggling to stay safe, viewers are left on the edge of their seats as they wait to see how events will unfold.