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Officers respond to a phone call from a man saying he wants to kill himself; an 18-year-old girl is arrested for prostitution on the Las Vegas strip.
Officers respond to a phone call from a man saying he wants to kill himself; an 18-year-old girl is arrested for prostitution on the Las Vegas strip.
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S1, EP70 "Dad's in the Picture"A DUI suspect bails from his car; an officer responds to a domestic call; a fugitive is ID'd with the help of modern technology; a possessive boyfriend is suspected of abusive behavior.
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S1, EP71 "Gimme a Break"Detectives grapple with a detectably intoxicated man; a driver asleep at the wheel is questioned; a firearm involved domestic call is investigated; a vehicle leaving a known drug area is pulled over.
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S1, EP72 "Release the Hounds!"High-speed chase ends and suspect takes off on foot; physically abusive relationship; obstruction charges.
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S1, EP73 "Dress for Distress"Police question the driver of an unregistered vehicle; illegal drug use is suspected at an apartment building; a disturbance at a bus stop is investigated.
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S1, EP91 "Ranger in Danger"A truck chase ends when he pulls off the side of the road and runs through a field; a driver takes off on foot after a high-speed chase ends in a collision.
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S1, EP90 "Unload the Mower"Officers respond to a phone call from a man saying he wants to kill himself; an 18-year-old girl is arrested for prostitution on the Las Vegas strip.
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S1, EP89 "Resturant Recon"A homeless man is sleeping in a handicap parking spot but when officers arrive, he resists arrest; officers pull over a car for a traffic violation and find 700 ecstasy pills.
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S1, EP88 "Bad With Names"A high-speed chase starts when three suspects refuse to pull over; officers get a bank robbery call but hear the suspect leave the building.
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