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A young rapper's social media posts lead to his demise; a courtroom escapee isn't quite fast enough; bullets fly when thieves run into a military vet ready for action!
A young rapper's social media posts lead to his demise; a courtroom escapee isn't quite fast enough; bullets fly when thieves run into a military vet ready for action!
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S4, EP8 "Barber-cued"A young rapper's social media posts lead to his demise; a courtroom escapee isn't quite fast enough; bullets fly when thieves run into a military vet ready for action!
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S4, EP7 "The Price is Wrong"A police chase turns explosive. The driver of a stolen cruiser runs out of bullets and road. A store owner is one step ahead of a young woman who decides she doesn't want to pay her bill!
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S4, EP6 "Charlotte Web"A North Carolina cop gets caught with cash that ain't his; a bouncer saves lives when a demon strikes; a wealthy businessman shows money can't buy class!
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S4, EP5 "Amazon Crime"An Amazon warehouse employee dodges a bullet; a convict shows his displeasure with the judge's decision; porch pirates battle for booty!
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