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A homeless man charged with public intoxication gets out of control; a trespassing female claims to be Jesus Christ.
A homeless man charged with public intoxication gets out of control; a trespassing female claims to be Jesus Christ.
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S6, EP17 "Toothless Tears"A homeless man charged with public intoxication gets out of control; a trespassing female claims to be Jesus Christ.
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S6, EP18 "Good Citizen"A scantly clad woman busted for using a fake ID; a meth addicted prisoner breaks down; an intoxicated woman lands in isolation.
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S6, EP19 "Observers"Two inmates get placed into restraint chairs; a young mother confesses her methodone addiction; a couple of young escorts break down the concept of ho-cializing.
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S6, EP20 "My Watch"An agitated man is overly concerned about his 30K watch, cries when he has blood drawn; an inebriated woman threatens her arresting officers with bodily harm; a woman has no recollection of her arrest.
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S6, EP13 "Watch My Hair"A woman faces charges of assault on a cab driver; meth addict recounts her past; mother is charged after leaving her kids in the car.
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S6, EP12 "Housing Fight"Needles are found on one woman while a stun gun is discovered on another; a DUI test stirs up bad memories for a man driving while intoxicated and a convicted murderer becomes violent.
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S6, EP11 "The Wild One"An old timer's one liners don't impress the jailhouse staff; a woman is booked for assaulting her boyfriend; two combative inmates end up in restraints.
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S6, EP10 "Sweet as Pie"Two agitated inmates are put in restraints to cool down; a suspected burglar expresses concern over a milk allergy; an inmate becomes upset about the care given to her belongings.
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