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Deputies clear several illegal camped and hostile transient camp residents.
Deputies clear several illegal camped and hostile transient camp residents.
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EP56 "Hostile & Homeless"Deputies clear several illegal camped and hostile transient camp residents.
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EP7 "Cold Water Rescue"A driver is passed out with his vehicle moving in reverse; the Lake Tahoe Boat Patrol finds an inflatable boat that is losing air; deputies respond to a call from a homeowner concerned about two suspicious individuals.
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S2019, EP22 "Stealing Bandits"A report of shoplifting at a department store; a business is burglarized; a person is found living and sleeping in their vehicle.
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EP15 "Burglary at True Value"Deputies respond to a burglar alarm at a hardware store; there's a call about drunk and disorderly people at a campground; an alarm goes off at a business park.
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S2019, EP77 "Law 101 According to YouTube"Police seek to take down a known drug house where they expect many arrests; deputies investigate a van parked after-hours in a school parking area; knives, bullets and marijuana are found in a suspicious car.
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S2019, EP75 "Nine Time Loser Goes for His Tenth!"K9 Deputy Roberts and SED take down a marijuana grow and distribution operation run by a nine-time felon.
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S2019, EP73 "Mexican Cartel Meth House"The Western El Dorado Narcotics Enforcement team plans and executes the raid of a large drug cartel; the team converges on the operation of a mid-level methamphetamine dealer.
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S2019, EP71 "Drunk as a Skunk"An intoxicated young man exposes the dysfunctional mind of an alcoholic; a known drug user is found roaming a department store parking lot.
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