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Police stop a suspicious car that is driving offroad with no lights; a woman passenger tries to hide the driver's drug paraphenalia; an intoxicated couple attempt to steal a cop car.
Police stop a suspicious car that is driving offroad with no lights; a woman passenger tries to hide the driver's drug paraphenalia; an intoxicated couple attempt to steal a cop car.
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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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