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Bailing from a stolen vehicle; an undercover officer pulls a sting on a prostitute; an anxious woman busted for weed.
Bailing from a stolen vehicle; an undercover officer pulls a sting on a prostitute; an anxious woman busted for weed.
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S26, EP19 "You Didn't Get Very Far"A cyclist takes a spill when he tries to flee; officers chase a suspect in a stolen car who says he was just fixing it for a friend; a man denies using drugs, but cops find a meth pipe in his vehicle.
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S26, EP20 "Not My Text Messages"A routine traffic stop turns up sizeable drug evidence; a suspicious man in a parked car; two frequent offenders in a well-known drug area.
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S26, EP21 "Hands Off the Junk"Bailing from a stolen vehicle; an undercover officer pulls a sting on a prostitute; an anxious woman busted for weed.
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S26, EP22 "Dealt a Bad Hand"A vehicle flips over in a pursuit; a man complains a stranger tried to lasso him; a driver has trouble staying in his lane after a bad night of poker.
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S37, EP25 "Kicks & Quibbles"A suspect caught assaulting his girlfriend kicks in the witness's door; a man is stabbed in the head during an argument with neighbors; a female driver refuses to identify herself to avoid jail time.
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S37, EP24 "Hide Attack"Stop sticks are used to end a pursuit of a Jeep in South Carolina; a suspect hides in a closet and fights with officers; a woman caught driving a stolen truck claims she has permission from the owner.
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S37, EP23 "Air 1"Kern County's Air Support Unit observes a fleeing suspect ditching his minibike; an online sex worker claims a client assaulted her; cocaine is found on a man causing a disturbance at a family party.
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S37, EP22 "Double Tapped"A less lethal shotgun is used to gain compliance during a call for a man with a gun; a driver hides meth and fentanyl in a chocolate milk bottle; officers in Peoria, Ariz. respond to a house fire.
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