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A woman in restraints complains that she can't breathe; a DUI suspect admits to underage drinking; a woman has a psychotic episode.
A woman in restraints complains that she can't breathe; a DUI suspect admits to underage drinking; a woman has a psychotic episode.
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S3, EP12 "Pedaling Backwards"Two inmates get involved in an altercation, resulting in a cooldown for the instigator; a man facing a DUI claims he was set up.
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S3, EP13 "Locked Out"A combative, profanity-spewing man is placed in a padded room; a man arrested for battery claims he was locked out of his apartment because he's gay.
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S3, EP14 "Jail Songbird"An inmate falls into a psychotic state; another inmate denies knowing his car had drugs in it.
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S3, EP15 "Mommy Issues"A drunk man continually shadow boxes; a married couple is brought in for punching a bartender.
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S3, EP11 "Joyriders"A belligerent man goes to isolation; a woman is shocked when a pipe is found on her; a man shoplifts his own child.
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S3, EP10 "Coming Clean"A woman in restraints complains that she can't breathe; a DUI suspect admits to underage drinking; a woman has a psychotic episode.
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S3, EP9 "That Bites"A man is brought in for disorderly conduct; a man is booked for trespassing; in Portland, Ore., a man is arrested for domestic violence after biting his girlfriend.
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S3, EP8 "Teary Eyed Tagger"A man is booked for a DUI but says he wasn't drinking; a gang member is busted for graffiti.
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