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A driver tries to bail out of a checkpoint; a peculiar group is quick to point fingers when interviewed by cops; deputies do a little digging.
A driver tries to bail out of a checkpoint; a peculiar group is quick to point fingers when interviewed by cops; deputies do a little digging.
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S28, EP11 "Pants Party"A driver tries to bail out of a checkpoint; a peculiar group is quick to point fingers when interviewed by cops; deputies do a little digging.
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S28, EP10 "Four Felonies and a Flat Tire"A car thief's temptation of being on camera; officers are forced to disable an oblivious driver's car; a woman gives deputies a fake name.
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S28, EP9 "Dead End Dash"A suspect leads deputies to a dead end and takes his chances in a ravine; a vehicle search ends in the slammer; a domestic disturbance between a father and his teenage son.
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S28, EP8 "Pinky Promise"A sleeping motorist's foul mood; reports of a suspicious person leads to much more; a young woman attempts to promise her way out of charges.
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S38, EP36 "Shocking Behavior"Tased and Confused Special Edition. A front-yard fight. An armed felon flees. A balcony brawl. A DV suspect hides. A nervous driver is tased. A bicyclist ignores commands. A cuffed suspect runs.
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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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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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S38, EP16 "Meth for the Memories"A meth buyer is caught red-handed and refuses to step out of his truck. Deputies find a trove of knives during a stop. A hot-dog-munching suspect is caught with keepsakes from her drug-using days.
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