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An Occupy Wall Street-er rails against the one in the drunk tank; a one-woman wet t-shirt contest gets booked; a caramel-faced crook confides in guards.
An Occupy Wall Street-er rails against the one in the drunk tank; a one-woman wet t-shirt contest gets booked; a caramel-faced crook confides in guards.
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S6, EP39 "Occupied by Psoriasis"An Occupy Wall Street-er rails against the one in the drunk tank; a one-woman wet t-shirt contest gets booked; a caramel-faced crook confides in guards.
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S6, EP40 "The Little Fighter"An aspiring martial arts fighter tries to wriggle out of handcuffs and gets stuck; a football rivalry takes a bad turn when a Steelers fan assaults a Ravens fan.
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S6, EP37 "Under Mom's Thumb"A sex worker gets busted on a slow work day; an intoxicated inmate tangles with guards; an angry woman has cross words for a guard.
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S6, EP36 "Landlord Attack"An inmate gets a case of the munchies after swallowing his entire stash of drugs; a 72-year-old Don Rickles look-alike has a unique excuse for why he was selling weed to teenagers; a woman charged with attacking her landlord fakes an illness.
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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, 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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