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A customer out to get a haircut winds up in jail; a street fight between a boxer and his confused friend; a suspect's chance to admit his obvious crime.
A customer out to get a haircut winds up in jail; a street fight between a boxer and his confused friend; a suspect's chance to admit his obvious crime.
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S27, EP20 "Sucker Punch"A customer out to get a haircut winds up in jail; a street fight between a boxer and his confused friend; a suspect's chance to admit his obvious crime.
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S27, EP19 "Strange Encounters"A man's new roommate; consequences of punching a scooter; a sober suspect who may be from another planet.
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S27, EP18 "Without a Paddle"Chasing a suspect through a creek; a teenage Good Samaritan intervenes in a domestic dispute; a woman destroys her home and begs police to arrest her.
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S27, EP17 "Facebook Fury"A daughter throws a tantrum when her mother takes away Facebook; a DUI suspect reminds an officer of a famous person; a naked man shocks a stranger.
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S38, EP34 "End of the Road"Car Chases Special Edition. The Air Unit tracks a speeding car. A fleeing SUV hits a dead end and slides down a hill. A suspect crashes and cries. A Grappler stops a chase. TVIs send cars spinning.
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