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A robbery suspect hides out in a dumpster; a man's blue shirt gets him stopped by police; a man's racially offensive name calling gets him hobble-strapped; a driver's bloody hands make officers suspicious.
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S1, EP179 "Stories from the Road"
A car chase suspect rides his tires down to the metal; an intoxicated mother is taken away from her newborn; a woman files false kidnapping charges on her boyfriend; police see through the holes of a young man's story.
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S1, EP178 "Night Stalker"
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S1, EP177 "Pinch of Salt"
Police detain a robbery suspect responsible for holding a woman at gunpoint; a car chase suspect hits a dead end; a shaved down key proves a car thief's guilt; police caution a drug suspect on her lifestyle choices.
S1, EP176 "Dog Search"
Police intervene on a chase between a car thief and the owner of the stolen vehicle; a manic pot grower goes in circles with police until he collapses; police investigate an assault on a homeless man.
S1, EP175 "Redneck Rituals"
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