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Season 110 of 10 Episodes
  • A Richland County, S.C., vehicle pursuit ends in a rollover crash, as a deputy manages to subdue the suspect and save a baby at the same time; officers in El Paso, Texas find someone they know in the back seat of a car; a man in Walton County, Fla., shares his views with officers about the President, his hatred of domestic violence, and how he once got a trespassing charge at a gas station.
  • Louisiana police chase down a vehicle after they nearly get struck in a collision; K9 patrol in Marion County Florida enlists an air unit to help them and their dogs track down suspected burglars on the run.
  • A man in Richland County, SC leads police on a vehicle pursuit that ends when he crashes into a highway exit sign; a female employee at a local restaurant in Tallahassee, FL allegedly stabs a customer in the back four times before being apprehended by police; neighbors in Citrus County, FL get into an argument about their dogs that ends with a chihuahua being cut with a knife.
  • Berkeley County South Carolina officers go the extra mile in a high-speed chase; K9 patrol in Wilmington, North Carolina, use their dogs to sniff out a carload of potential contraband; officers in Citrus County, Florida, track down a stolen vehicle used for suspicious activity.
  • A highly irate man at a burger joint in El Paso is tased by police; Richland County police find a bag full of possible drugs in a suspicious car; Pasco County police respond to a landlord-tenant dispute, only to find the landlord eating a large chunk of ham.
  • Richland County South Carolina officers smell marijuana coming from a car, which leads to a car and foot chase; an officer in Wilmington North Carolina responds to a disturbance call by showing off her football throwing skills.
  • A Corporal in Pasco County ends up with a bloody cut on his head after subduing an aggressive suspect; stop sticks, a K9 unit and a PIT maneuver are all deployed by police in Tulsa to stop a fleeing suspect in an allegedly stolen vehicle; officers in Walton County find three pairs of women's underwear and a used condom when they search a suspect accused of assault with a vehicle.
  • A man in Jefferson County, Alabama comes clean about his drug stash and jokes his way out of being arrested; the air unit in Tulsa, Oklahoma uses their infrared camera to help catch an alleged thief hiding in the trash; officers in Midland County, Texas follow some timely leads to help catch a man with a felony warrant who's been running for 2 years.
  • A car in Volusia County with an alleged stolen tag is chased by a helicopter and on the ground by deputies; a father in Citrus County calls the cops when his son steals his pickup truck; Police in Fort Bend are in pursuit of a stolen school bus.
  • A Florida man and woman nearly get caught in the act by an officer on patrol; an officer in South Carolina gets outrun by a suspect, but he can't outrun a police canine; an inebriated man in Tallahassee offers his Hooters card as proof of identification.

Record to Watch Later

9 episodes will be broadcast over the next two weeks

    That's My Baby
    Perps in Pursuit
    Smells Like Trouble
    Foolin' Around in Public
    Honesty Is the Best Policy
    Headbutt
    You Can't Run From the Police
    Highway Exit Crash
    Tased by the Fryer
  • That's My Baby

    A Richland County, S.C., vehicle pursuit ends in a rollover crash, as a deputy manages to subdue the suspect and save a baby at the same time; officers in El Paso, Texas find someone they know in the back seat of a car; a man in Walton County, Fla., shares his views with officers about the President, his hatred of domestic violence, and how he once got a trespassing charge at a gas station.
    Upcoming
  • Perps in Pursuit

    Berkeley County South Carolina officers go the extra mile in a high-speed chase; K9 patrol in Wilmington, North Carolina, use their dogs to sniff out a carload of potential contraband; officers in Citrus County, Florida, track down a stolen vehicle used for suspicious activity.
    Upcoming
  • Smells Like Trouble

    Richland County South Carolina officers smell marijuana coming from a car, which leads to a car and foot chase; an officer in Wilmington North Carolina responds to a disturbance call by showing off her football throwing skills.
    Upcoming
  • Foolin' Around in Public

    A Florida man and woman nearly get caught in the act by an officer on patrol; an officer in South Carolina gets outrun by a suspect, but he can't outrun a police canine; an inebriated man in Tallahassee offers his Hooters card as proof of identification.
    Upcoming
  • Honesty Is the Best Policy

    A man in Jefferson County, Alabama comes clean about his drug stash and jokes his way out of being arrested; the air unit in Tulsa, Oklahoma uses their infrared camera to help catch an alleged thief hiding in the trash; officers in Midland County, Texas follow some timely leads to help catch a man with a felony warrant who's been running for 2 years.
    Upcoming
  • Headbutt

    A Corporal in Pasco County ends up with a bloody cut on his head after subduing an aggressive suspect; stop sticks, a K9 unit and a PIT maneuver are all deployed by police in Tulsa to stop a fleeing suspect in an allegedly stolen vehicle; officers in Walton County find three pairs of women's underwear and a used condom when they search a suspect accused of assault with a vehicle.
    Upcoming
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