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After totaling his Corvette, a man is arrested for drunk driving; complex personality issues are unveiled while an inmate is interrogated; a man is placed in a mask after spraying saliva far and wide.
After totaling his Corvette, a man is arrested for drunk driving; complex personality issues are unveiled while an inmate is interrogated; a man is placed in a mask after spraying saliva far and wide.
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S1, EP20 "Drunken Corvette"After totaling his Corvette, a man is arrested for drunk driving; complex personality issues are unveiled while an inmate is interrogated; a man is placed in a mask after spraying saliva far and wide.
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S1, EP18 "2 Beers Too Many"A man arrested during a dangerous drug deal struggles to face jail time; tempers flare when a man makes threats against the arresting officers; marijuana falls out of a man's pockets during booking.
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S1, EP16 "Family Man"In his holding cell, a man fights officers after taking Xanax; an officer discovers a suspect may be taking criminal charges for his son; K-9 units are needed during a search for improvised weapons.
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