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Police arrest a woman for stealing the vehicle she's driving; a man shoots a bicyclist; officers bust up a drug deal; a family altercation gets physical.
Police arrest a woman for stealing the vehicle she's driving; a man shoots a bicyclist; officers bust up a drug deal; a family altercation gets physical.
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S1, EP118 "Tech 9 Crime"A young boy is found in a suspect's apartment after being kidnapped; a suspicious car is pulled over for having the wrong license plate, but when he talks to the officers, they notice he has crack-cocaine in his mouth.
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S1, EP119 "Street Pigeon"A burglary suspect, who is in possession of several pieces of jewelry, is found and arrested; officers respond to a call involving a man who is approached by another man who is armed and has just robbed a bank.
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S1, EP120 "Catching the Last Train"Cops pull over a stolen vehicle but the man bails out of the car and runs; another officer spots him and takes him to custody immediately.
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S1, EP121 "A Vegas Love Story"After officers respond to a shots fired call, the suspect flees his car on foot and the cops catch him with a loaded gun.
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S1, EP200 "Lie-ability"A chase suspect tries to play dead after crashing through a gas station; two suspects scramble to dispose of their drugs before police catch them; an inebriated driver is worn out by his drug and female problems.
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S1, EP199 "Vegas Wreck"A chase suspect worth 1.5 million gives police a run for their money; a driver's fingerprints turn up two identities; a drunk driver is unaware her vehicle is missing a tire; a juvenile is arrested for assaulting a prostitute.
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S1, EP198 "Computer Love"A drug suspect claims to have been unaware she was fighting police; a hitchhiker tries to hide what is in her pants; a man hides in his neighbor's marijuana filled backyard.
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S1, EP197 "Lying Method"Police stop a suspicious car that is driving off-road with no lights; a woman passenger tries to hide the driver's drug paraphernalia; an intoxicated couple attempt to steal a cop car.
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