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When Dog finds out his target is a disrespectful son, he is doubly motivated to catch him.
When Dog finds out his target is a disrespectful son, he is doubly motivated to catch him.
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S4, EP34 "Stormy Weather"Severe Colorado weather complicates Dog's efforts to nab two fugitives, including a former combat veteran who would rather die than return to jail.
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S4, EP35 "One for the Money"A member of the law enforcement community goes astray; Dog is convinced that a supportive family can provide hope to a sad outcome.
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S4, EP36 "Reality Check"Dog is back in Denver and in pursuit of a woman wanted for identity theft; the fugitive taunts Dog over the phone, claiming that she'll never be caught.
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S4, EP37 "No Piece of Cake"Dog turns to a fugitive's extended family for clues to his location; the hunt comes down to a single tip that the fugitive is on his way to a relative's apartment.
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