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A man is brought in for urinating in public and resisting arrest; a man in a red dress claims to be an FBI agent.
A man is brought in for urinating in public and resisting arrest; a man in a red dress claims to be an FBI agent.
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S4, EP8 "Wedlock-Up"A meth user tries to prove he is tough; a drunk woman's rage; officers find a couple's meth stash; busting a senior.
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S4, EP10 "Fragrant and Flagrant"A cologne salesman with a magic potion; a tough guy bloodies his neighbor; one man's face sees the unexpected consequence of taking a drug.
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S4, EP11 "Pizza Problems"A man lands in jail after dancing in the street in his underwear; a father is booked for DUI; a woman learns that what happens in Vegas can haunt you.
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S4, EP7 "Handle With Care"A sloppy and combative drunk; a man tries to run from the police after crashing his car; a man blows all of his casino winnings; tricked by a bail bondsman.
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S4, EP5 "Superhero Citing"Batman punches Chewbacca; a woman with a broken arm struggles with officers; a married boyfriend gets his young lover arrested.
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S4, EP4 "Duel of Nitwits"Officers outwit a man who refuses to give his name; an intoxicated woman gets behind the wheel a second time.
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