—For nine months of the year, the peaceful towns around central Missouri's Lake of the Ozarks are home to just a few thousand residents. However, when summer arrives, millions of tourists flock to the area, putting extra pressure on local law enforcement. "Ozark Law" joins the Lake Ozark Police Department and Osage Beach Police Department on their daily patrols.

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Season 212 of 12 Episodes

The new summer at Lake of the Ozarks kicks off with a Memorial Day weekend of "star-spangled awesome" as officers battle barroom brawlers and hotboxing drivers.
Officer Brittany Johnson joins the Lake Ozark PD's ranks and gets a baptism by fire responding to a series of chaotic fights and bloody medical emergencies on The Strip.
The Offshore Speedboat Races descend on the Lake of the Ozarks and chaos ensues as officers respond to a near-drowning, an intoxicated boater, and a couple carrying a locked safe possibly packed with narcotics.
It's the Fourth of July at the Lake of the Ozarks and the fireworks aren't just in the sky as officers from all three police departments respond to holiday reckless revelers on the road and in the bars.
It's a full moon and things are wild at the Lake of the Ozark as officers contend with unruly bar patrons, shots fired, massive dogs, and motor vehicle accidents.
It's the annual Shootout powerboat race weekend on the Lake of the Ozarks, and the action's not just on the water, with officers rounding up unruly revelers in the bars and confiscating meth and psychedelic mushrooms from cars on the highway.
The weekend gets off with a bang as officers around the lake round up gaggles of underage drinkers, deploy the jaws of life to extract an injured driver from an accident, and discover a mysterious white crystal powder during a traffic stop.
It's midsummer on the Lake, and the action is heating up as officers combat chaos on the roads and boozy bedlam in the bars.
It's another wild summer weekend on the lake with all three departments getting in on the action as they wrangle unruly revelers, investigate curious car crashes, and pursue fleeing pick-ups.
It's Labor Day weekend at the lake and though summer's winding down, the action's still red-hot with trouble on The Strip, chaos on the roads, and terror in the water.
Officers tackle a range of thrilling calls, including a search for a wanted man hiding in a house, a horrific traffic accident on the Bagnell Dam and a vicious fight on the Strip.
Over 125,000 motorcycles roll into the Lake for the seminal event of the summer, Bike Fest, bringing with them high-octane chaos for the cops in charge, including an onslaught of outlaw biker gangs, messy motorcycle wrecks and boozy partiers.

The Fourth of July at the Lake of the Ozarks begins as Chief Boren and officers confront an unruly bar patron; Officer Kale Keagy stops a suspected drunken driver on the highway.
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Corp. Caleb Harvey stops a driver he suspects has meth; Officer Karl Glascock must rescue a young man who has driven a car into a ditch to avoid deer; Corp. Stephen Riner arrests a grandmother whose record prohibits her from driving.
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The weekend gets off with a bang as officers around the lake round up gaggles of underage drinkers, deploy the jaws of life to extract an injured driver from an accident, and discover a mysterious white crystal powder during a traffic stop.
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It's the Fourth of July at the Lake of the Ozarks and the fireworks aren't just in the sky as officers from all three police departments respond to holiday reckless revelers on the road and in the bars.
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The Hot Summer Nights classic car show rolls into town for a day of fun, but things turn really hot that night when there is an outbreak of bar fights; Officer Rosenberg picks up a pair of underage shoplifters and gives them a valuable life lesson.
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Over 125,000 motorcycles roll into the Lake for the seminal event of the summer, Bike Fest, bringing with them high-octane chaos for the cops in charge, including an onslaught of outlaw biker gangs, messy motorcycle wrecks and boozy partiers.
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For nine months of the year, the peaceful towns around central Missouri's Lake of the Ozarks are home to just a few thousand residents. However, when summer arrives, millions of tourists flock to the area, putting extra pressure on local law enforcement. "Ozark Law" joins the Lake Ozark Police Department and Osage Beach Police Department on their daily patrols.

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