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A driverless vehicle goes into an apartment complex; a suspect isn't fast enough to evade police; officers stumble upon a 7-year-old boy who left home alone.
A driverless vehicle goes into an apartment complex; a suspect isn't fast enough to evade police; officers stumble upon a 7-year-old boy who left home alone.
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S27, EP3 "The Runaways"A driverless vehicle goes into an apartment complex; a suspect isn't fast enough to evade police; officers stumble upon a 7-year-old boy who left home alone.
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S27, EP4 "Perfume Takedown"A fleeing thief runs into a patrolman; an armed-robbery victim gives a colorful overview of surveillance footage; returning tearful children to their mother.
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S27, EP5 "Put Your Clothes Back On"Trying to get a naked man to cooperate; a pickup truck chase with a 14-year-old; loads of dope on routine traffic stop.
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S27, EP6 "Tazed and Confused"Taking desperate measures when a suspect will not stop fighting; constraining a man trying to flee with crack; a tearful driver with weed in the car.
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S37, EP36 "Up, Up and Away"A stolen motorcycle leads deputies up a mountain; deputies chase a stolen car driven by a 13-year-old; Kern County's Air Support Unit observes a fleeing suspect ditch his minibike.
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S37, EP35 "Photo Finish"A man steals his girlfriend's truck when she refuses to take him to get methadone; a nervous driver flees when he shows a cop a picture of a gun; a Jeep gets spiked; deputies PIT a freshly stolen car.
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S37, EP34 "Stuck On You"Stop Sticks are used to end the pursuit of a known criminal. A stuck throttle is blamed for a motorcycle chase. A suspect with a screwdriver bolts. StarChase is used to track a fleeing Mercedes-Benz.
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S37, EP30 "Shoulda Been Delivery"A man fleeing from a stolen Honda has his hiding spot revealed by his loyal pet; a Veteran injured overseas struggles with addiction; a driver tells Deputies he started using meth during COVID.
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