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A report of an abandoned stolen vehicle leads to a car chase; police respond to a jilted husband's domestic call; a busted taillight leads an officer to crack cocaine; a deputy mediates a domestic dispute.
A report of an abandoned stolen vehicle leads to a car chase; police respond to a jilted husband's domestic call; a busted taillight leads an officer to crack cocaine; a deputy mediates a domestic dispute.
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S1, EP41 "Lewd Local Dudes"A routine traffic stop turns into an arrest for narcotics; a hit-and-run call is investigated; female impersonators are questioned for allegedly causing a disturbance; a drug transaction at a truck stop is investigated.
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S1, EP42 "Ninjas Not Welcomed"A man shoots at alleged intruders; a driver is questioned after running through stop signs; drugs are found on a bike rider.
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S1, EP43 "Good Lord!"A man with crack cocaine in his mouth is questioned; a domestic disturbance is investigated; a child-custody dispute is investigated; a verbal altercation.
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S1, EP44 "Just Say No"A driver without a valid license is questioned; a vehicle is stopped after being involved in a drug transaction; a sting operation leads to drug arrests; a domestic violence call is investigated.
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S1, EP115 "Am I Being Punkd?"Cops come to arrest a man for drug possession, but he takes off running; cops stop to check up on a car sitting on the side of the road.
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S1, EP40 "Half a Dozen Dads"Police pursue a suspect in a high-speed chase; a car is searched for drugs; police investigate an alleged fight; cops probe a home invasion.
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S1, EP39 "Hide and Go Seek"A driver is questioned about drug possession; a man flees a car accident; a car is searched for drugs; a man with outstanding warrants takes refuge.
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S1, EP38 "Anti Hero Saves the Day"Officers respond to a domestic dispute; a suspect is chased on foot; a couple is questioned for driving a stolen vehicle; a boy is rescued from a swimming pool.
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