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Follow law enforcement officers as they respond to alcohol-related incidents, ranging from DUIs to alcohol-fueled altercations and accidents.
Follow law enforcement officers as they respond to alcohol-related incidents, ranging from DUIs to alcohol-fueled altercations and accidents.
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Caught on Bodycam
S1 "Traffic Stop Turmoil"An intense look into the unpredictable nature of traffic stops and the challenges officers face as they balance maintaining order with responding to unforeseen chaos.
Caught on Bodycam
S1 "Burglary to Pursuit"Through police bodycam footage, viewers experience the intense moments of a burglary in progress, followed by high-speed chases and the arrest of an officer for DUI.
Caught on Bodycam
S1 "Humanity Behind the Badge"The human side of policing -- sheds light on the challenges, emotions and ethical dilemmas officers face as they work to protect their communities while confronting their own vulnerabilities.
Caught on Bodycam
S1, EP18 "Under Fire"Follows officers as they face dangerous, high-pressure situations, from active shooter encounters to intense standoffs.
Caught on Bodycam
S1, EP16 "Reasons to Go Sober"Follow law enforcement officers as they respond to alcohol-related incidents, ranging from DUIs to alcohol-fueled altercations and accidents.
Caught on Bodycam
S1, EP6 "Fatal Shootouts Unleashed"Raw bodycam footage capturing high-stake police incidents.
Caught on Bodycam
S1, EP5 "Armed in the Supermarket"Officers make life-or-death decisions in 40 seconds.
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