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A dope dealer's girlfriend earns her a trip to isolation; a drunk man refuses to admit he's done wrong; a food tray becomes a weapon.
A dope dealer's girlfriend earns her a trip to isolation; a drunk man refuses to admit he's done wrong; a food tray becomes a weapon.
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S6, EP32 "Reefer Madness"A dope dealer's girlfriend earns her a trip to isolation; a drunk man refuses to admit he's done wrong; a food tray becomes a weapon.
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S6, EP33 "Little Big Man"A dominatrix is arrested for playing rough; a father is accused of assaulting his daughter's boyfriend; an inmate's negative attitude leads to trouble.
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S6, EP34 "Domestic Mess"A female inmate uses her breast size to interrupt the booking process; a loud love-making session lands a couple behind bars; a jailed porn star tells tales of her unique webcam exploits.
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S6, EP35 "Army Brat"Guards uncover a woman's grooming aids hidden in an unlikely place; a tourist-turned-inmate threatens to sue police; a drunk driver who crashed his car into a wall wakes up to find x-rated artwork drawn all over his body.
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S6, EP31 "Biting Comments"An inmate becomes aggressive during a routine pat down; a confused senior citizen thinks the detention center is the site of a poetry slam; two girlfriends come to blows while gambling.
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S6, EP30 "Cupcake"A high-price escort gets booked for skipping out on her limo tab; a man gets side-celled for talking dirty to the jail nurse; a woman shares her dreams on sex toy entrepreneurship.
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S6, EP29 "Footloose"A search uncovers a kinky stash; two unruly inmates invade each other's personal space; a jaywalker has a tough time keeping his pants up.
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S6, EP28 "King of Karate"An intoxicated man thinks the doctors are CIA agents; a homeless karate practitioner's actions land him in an isolated cell; a Canadian man with no pants wants to arm wrestle with the guards.
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