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A man is arrested at a popular theme park for public intoxication; a detainee swallows his earring during processing; officers attempt to restrain a combative woman in custody.
A man is arrested at a popular theme park for public intoxication; a detainee swallows his earring during processing; officers attempt to restrain a combative woman in custody.
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S2, EP6 "Hysterical Earring"A man is arrested at a popular theme park for public intoxication; a detainee swallows his earring during processing; officers attempt to restrain a combative woman in custody.
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S2, EP7 "Ultimate Fighter"In Charlotte, N.C., an angry inmate refuses to change clothes; in Portland, Ore., a young man in violation of his parole is stopped by officers for attempting to hitchhike; in Las Vegas, two men arrested for domestic violence claim they were beaten.
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S2, EP8 "International Police"An angry man refuses to cooperate during the booking process; a man claims to be part of the "international police."
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S2, EP9 "Hopeless Hooker"An extremely agitated woman gets placed in a restraint chair; a young woman with a drug addiction is booked on prostitution charges; an uncooperative and drunken man refuses to change into his jail uniform.
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S2, EP5 "Bad Boys"Deputies assist arresting officers by removing an angry man from their patrol car; violent outbursts plague an arrest; one woman struggles with bail; three drunk men become wildly emotional.
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S2, EP4 "Big Angry Man"In Las Vegas, an upset inmate damages the door on a patrol car; in Portland, Ore., a man overestimates the legal consequences of his actions; in Tacoma, Wash., a couple charged with domestic violence denies getting physical.
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S2, EP3 "Hat Thief"Headbutts and aggression abound during a jail fight; a young man is arrested after stealing $1,500 worth of hats; officers discover a suicidal inmate who's no longer taking his medication.
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S2, EP2 "Party's Over"In San Diego, an officer grapples with a combative detainee; in Portland, Ore., six party goers are taken into custody; in Fort Worth, Texas a high-risk inmate manages to get the key to his handcuffs.
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