'60 Days In' Spoilers: Who Could Things 'Go South Really Quick' For? [VIDEO]

All of the volunteers have officially been brought in to Clark County Correctional Jail, but the dangers they're facing could become overwhelming for them all on 60 Days In.

Robert has already run into some trouble with his fellow inmates at the jail because of the way he's behaved thus far—they've recognized that he walks differently, carries himself a strange way, and he's screwed up with several of the things he's said to them—and the Target has been put on his back as a result.

"They were very suspicious of me. They think I'm a police officer," he says in a preview clip for the Thursday, March 24 episode.

However, in his struggle to try and prove himself as something other than a mole or a snitch, he could land in some big trouble of his own with the man who put him behind bars to begin with—Sheriff Jamey Noel, who has grown sick and tired of Robert not following any of the rules he was taught during his training.

"The rule you broke was a very serious rule," Noel says to him in the clip, as he turns him around, handcuffs him, and leads him away.

However, Robert may not be the only one who is worried about just how safe he could be now, as newcomer Jeff is very concerned by what he has already seen in his pod, and is beginning to wonder if he made the right decision by going undercover.

"I'm going into jail with absolutely no strategy," he says. "What I'm most scared of is my safety."

And one person who does know what he's doing and what he plans on accomplishing is starting to recognize how careful he has to be in order to keep himself safe.

"My strategy is to find out where the drugs are coming from, " Zac says in the clip. "If I do screw up and they do figure out who I am, things are going to go south really, really quick."

60 Days In airs Thursdays at 10 p.m. on A&E.