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An intoxicated man with a sizable amount of cash on his person is arrested for violating his restraining order; a couple is brought in for possession of a stolen vehicle; a woman in custody swoons over a male officer.
An intoxicated man with a sizable amount of cash on his person is arrested for violating his restraining order; a couple is brought in for possession of a stolen vehicle; a woman in custody swoons over a male officer.
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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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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, 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, 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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S6, EP46 "Bad Coffee"An intoxicated man with a sizable amount of cash on his person is arrested for violating his restraining order; a couple is brought in for possession of a stolen vehicle; a woman in custody swoons over a male officer.
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S6, EP45 "Repeat Customer"A repeat offender tries to provoke officers into a physical confrontation; an inebriated cowgirl kicks up a fuss over the removal of her boots; a man pinched for carrying a concealed weapon claims his blade is really used to shuck oysters.
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S6, EP44 "Control Your Emotions"A woman stalking David Copperfield is arrested; an inebriated inmate voices her displeasure with the guards; a man nabbed for driving under the influence of prescription drugs howls for his dog.
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S6, EP43 "Pot for Poker"A woman nabbed for jaywalking claims the police were out of line for arresting her; a woman is brought in on domestic violence charges; a drug peddler claims he's selling to support his addiction to poker.
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