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Deputies pull a man from a devastating car wreck; cops question a robbery suspect who claims to be the real victim; officers encounter a young man who claims to suffer from a disorder that makes him run away.
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S29, EP24 "Odd Man Out"
A man has a heart-pounding experience and requires medical assistance; a lawbreaker can't seem to grasp the gravity of her situation; the cops question an interesting trio.
S29, EP23 "Cookies and Contraband"
A detective gets injured while chasing after a suspected car thief; a young couple gets put in cuffs after a very public bar fight; officers find a surprising variety of items in a suspect's vehicle.
S29, EP22 "Heat of the Moment"
An angry parolee leads deputies down a dead end street; a jealous boyfriend has trouble sticking to his story; an officer helps some frustrated citizens kiss and make up.
S29, EP21 "Gun in the Front, Rifle in the Back"
Deputies pull a man from a devastating car wreck; cops question a robbery suspect who claims to be the real victim; officers encounter a young man who claims to suffer from a disorder that makes him run away.
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A swimmer in distress is rescued during spring break; Airbnb guests are evicted in Key West; a street performer tickles the ivories and blocks pedestrians; bikini-clad nurses are caught with booze.
S37, EP4 "Spring Break: Mixed Emotions"
A man is caught illegally selling mixed drinks to spring breakers; a woman caught two days in a row drinking underage, claims she forgot to wash out her cup.
S37, EP3 "Spring Break: Bombed at the Beach"
Test kits for illicit substances are handed out to beach goers; K-9 Delta conducts bomb detection drills on the sand; a man asks deputies to pose for a picture with his summons for underage drinking.
S37, EP2 "Spring Break: Hole Lotta Problems"
When caught with an open container in Florida, a woman lies about her age; officers ask a group of spring breakers to fill in a huge hole they dug on the beach; a man dressed like Rocky is stopped.
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