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A suspect believes he sees monsters; two women in a hotel rumble; sorting out where two motorists got their car and whose dope they have.
A suspect believes he sees monsters; two women in a hotel rumble; sorting out where two motorists got their car and whose dope they have.
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S38, EP35 "Tough to Cuff"Resisting Arrest Special Edition. A teen ditches a gun. A tense takedown in a park. A suspect is tackled mid-sprint. A brawl over an unflushed toilet. A swampy manhunt. A fence-hopping foot pursuit.
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