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Multiple agencies come together for a high-speed chase in South Carolina; Officers in Louisiana investigate a suspicious vehicle; A driver in Arizona tries to explain why he's wearing sunglasses - at night.
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A parking battle in El Paso to an exasperating traffic stop in Warwick; a rugged K9 chase in the Richland County wilderness; the search for an alleged gun toting menace man in Nye County.
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Season 150 of 50 Episodes

Police respond to a vehicle fire where tempers flare; a wild pursuit unfolds in Nye County; in Pomona, police handle an unexpectedly awkward encounter.
In Indiana, a Santa lookalike gets caught dashing a little too quickly; in Florida, officers give a lesson in how not to obstruct justice; in California, déjà vu strikes when a repeat suspect is caught twice in the same day.
In Lawrence, police find a parked car with steamed-up windows; in Berkeley, they race to a report of shots fired; in Nye County, police investigate a possible stolen vehicle.
In Florida, a man learns the hard way that paying for after-dark activities with a debit card is a bad investment; in Nye County, a fight over money ends in cuffs; in Tulsa, a night of drinking leaves one man confused.
In Bradford County, police respond to an alcohol-fueled knife fight; in Tallahassee, a drunken clash erupts over stolen chicken tenders; in Pomona, police breach a suspected illegal gambling site.
In South Carolina and Oklahoma, police race to gun threats; in California, a man is caught lighting up… an earbud; in Lawrence, victims set up a sting to reel in their stolen bike.
In Tallahassee, police search extensively for a suspect accused of attacking a security guard; in Tulsa, they track down a suspected liquor store thief hiding in a car; in Berkeley County, a driver fleeing police ends up in a ditch.
In Indiana, police learn there's more to one woman's speeding than meets the eye; in Florida, a traffic stop exposes a group of not-so-secret agents on a mission; in South Carolina, a high-speed chase ends with a wrecked car, but no driver in sight.
In Pomona, police search a suspected gang member's home; in Tulsa, they serve an arrest warrant and uncover weapons and narcotics; police respond to a report of armed robbery and find an intoxicated man with a PVC pipe.
A chase ensues in Tallahassee, while in Volusia County officers are hot on the trail of two vehicles suspected to be stolen; in Lawrence, an argument over a chicken sandwich ends with a speeding stop and a DUI arrest.
In South Carolina, deputies tackle a foot pursuit quickly; a time-traveling car is discovered in Tulsa, and Berkeley has beef stroganoff with a sharp twist.
A failure to yield in Pomona sparks a vehicle chase that ends in a guns-drawn standoff; in Tallahassee, Fla., a woman is suspected of stealing a cab during a reported fare dispute; a traffic stop in Bradford County turns into a family reunion.
In Tulsa, a traffic stop uncovers dangerous goods; in Tallahassee, officers investigate a suspected shooting at an apartment complex; in Pomona, a traffic stop leads to a dramatic foot chase.
In Berkeley, a vehicle pursuit turns into a foot chase with K9 Dixie leading the charge; in Pomona, officers confront an individual armed with a bolt cutter; in Richland, a stash of drugs, guns and cash is revealed.
A suspected drug overdose in Lawrence has officers scrambling; gunfire and alleged gang members in Pomona; in Richland, officers chase down a runner wanted for armed robbery.
In Nye County, a tense situation unfolds during a warrant service; in Berkeley County, a parked vehicle leads to a dangerous chase; in Tallahassee, a speeding driver is stopped.
In Pomona, officers bag more than 60 pounds of marijuana worth a quarter-million dollars; in Lawrence, a driver puts pedal to the metal in front of the wrong audience; in Richland, a chase involving a suspected stolen car.
Counterfeit bills turn up in Tulsa; a pat down in Alabama turns into a treasure hunt when officers discover pants packed with weed and socks lined with money; in Florida, cinnamon whiskey fuels a bizarre scene.
In Pomona, officers chase down a fleeing cyclist; in Terre Haute, a traffic stop turns into a wild off-road pursuit; in Berkeley County, a vehicle search uncovers hidden goods; and in Lawrence, a passenger bolts from a routine traffic stop.
Dancing after dark in Tallahassee; a heated showdown over ranch dressing in Pomona; and a pair of feisty felines give South Carolina officers paws for thought.
In Nye County, officers respond to a traffic accident and find a woman trapped in her car with cats; in Terre Haute, a woman is found passed out at a drive-thru; and in Indiana, a self-proclaimed "traveling man" defends his right to travel.
Officers respond to a frantic scene of shots fired in Terre Haute; in Tulsa officers team up in pursuit of a suspected stolen vehicle; in Tallahassee, officers spend a busy night assisting stranded motorists.
In Montana, officers track footprints in the snow to locate a suspected drunk driver; in Florida, a man attempts to prove his identity with a VIP card; in Pomona, officers open a suitcase to discover someone suspected of carrying a firearm.
In Tallahassee, Fla., officers search for a wanted suspect, followed by a traffic stop in Berkeley where drugs are discovered; police respond to a fire in Bradford County and in Tulsa, Okla., a man attempts to elude officers by fleeing the scene.
The K9 unit searches for someone accused of assault in Richland; officers in Jefferson County pursue a suspected stolen vehicle; in East Providence, shoplifters are caught with the goods; in Missoula, a suspected stolen car.
In Montana, officers race to rescue two people stranded in an icy river; in South Carolina, officers intervene in a bar fight; an individual nearly gets caught in a dangerous situation during a foot pursuit in Florida.
In Berkeley, a car chase takes officers off-road into the woods; in Lawrence, another chase begins after a suspected shoplifter; in Missoula, a snowstorm triggers a dangerous rollover accident.
In Richland, officers capture suspected drugs tossed from a car window; in Montana, officers come across donuts but no coffee; in Nye County, a wanted man seems impressed with his own arrest.
In Tallahassee, a man accused of robbery creates a tense standoff with officers; in Richland, a traffic stop reveals a suspected stolen gun and drugs; in Missoula, officers search for an elderly man lost in the woods.
In South Carolina, a field test reveals the truth behind a baggie of powder; in Jefferson County, a high-speed chase turns into a foot pursuit where neighbors pitch in to help; in East Providence, a roadside stop uncovers a messy situation.
In Mission, Texas, a house fire leads to a K9 rescue; in Jefferson, a driver takes officers on a dramatic chase; in Nye County, officers are called to wrangle wild horses.
In Indiana, a routine traffic stop spirals into family chaos; in Alabama a foot pursuit ends with one individual in shock; in Montana, officers encounter a motel guest who gives new meaning to shag carpeting.
Officers respond to a suspected report of guns drawn in Tulsa; in Salinas, a traffic stop and K9 search uncovers alleged cocaine; and in Missoula, it's medieval times.
In Lawrence, a traffic stop uncovers a suspected arsenal of guns; in Salinas, officers engage in a pursuit after spotting a vehicle tied to an alleged carjacking; in Tulsa, officers shut down a car club meeting after complaints from the property owner.
In East Providence, officers respond to a parking dispute; in Missoula, a bear in a tree brings out Animal Control; a traffic stop in East Providence leads to a trunk full of cash and sneakers.
In Indiana, a pursuit and manhunt unfold as a fleeing driver nearly crashes several times; in Tulsa, a man in nothing but his boxers draws attention on a busy median; in Lawrence, officers encounter a caped crusader in a less-than-heroic predicament.
In Tulsa, a suspected stolen vehicle leads officers on a massive chase; in Richland, officers assist a stranded motorist; they are interrupted by a report of an alleged home invasion.
In Lawrence, officers respond to a different kind of accident; in Richland, a trespassing call turns into alleged illegal betting.
In Nye County, officers pursue an ATV in a bumpy chase; in East Providence, a motorist who was allegedly robbed decides to take justice into his own hands; in Lawrence, officers respond to a report of a suspected aggressive pig on the loose.
In Lawrence, officers race to a call of suspected shots fired; Jefferson officers discuss pursuit tactics after an intense chase; in Missoula, a routine stop reveals a car covered in blood.
In Jefferson County, a traffic stop turns dangerous; in Tulsa, officers pull over a suspected stolen vehicle; in Missoula, police search for a rider on horseback accused of rustling cattle.
In Jefferson, a traffic stop introduces officers to a chihuahua puppy. In Nye County, officers respond to an out-of-this-world call. Meanwhile in Lawrence, a traffic stop turns into a pursuit when a driver refuses to stop.
Richland police pursue a suspect during a foot chase; in Providence, officers respond to reports of an alleged armed robbery; in Oklahoma, police search for individuals suspected of fleeing the scene of a hit-and-run incident.
In Greene County, police pursue a group of motorcyclists suspected of evading capture; in Salinas, a van reportedly containing stolen jewelry makes its way home; in Indiana, a vehicle search takes a turn when a woman struggles with a spicy chicken nugget.
In Lawrence, police respond to reports of a possible shooting at a fast-food restaurant; in Lafayette, officers serve outstanding warrants; in Oklahoma, police pursue a suspected stolen vehicle, leading to a foot chase.
In Oklahoma, a driver is surprised when police reportedly find a gun tucked under his seat; in Lawrence, a man suspected of impersonating his son finally drops the act.
In Richland, police conduct night-vision surveillance on a suspected drug house; in Salinas, a reckless RV reportedly strikes a fire hydrant before fleeing the scene; in Tulsa, officers investigate reports of an alleged armed robbery.
In Greene County, a wallet reportedly left behind leads officers straight to a suspected thief's doorstep; in Missoula, police cautiously respond to reports of shots fired.
In East Providence, police respond to reports of an alleged intruder inside a home; in Missoula, a traffic stop reveals that both passengers are wanted on outstanding warrants.
In Missoula County, animal control steps in to help two bucks whose antlers have become tangled; in Lafayette, a car full of partygoers turns a traffic stop into an impromptu disco. In Lawrence, K9 Axel demonstrates his skills in the field.

In El Paso, police engage in a struggle with a suspect who reportedly attempts to flee; in Mission, officers respond to a serious car accident; in Greene County, a man believed to be an escaped convict leads police on a wild pursuit.
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A man in Florida armed with a sword claims self-defense; in Warwick, officers deal with an unusual bar patron.
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A K9 leads the charge after a Greene County pursuit; in Warwick, a homeowner's security footage captures a suspected crime in progress; in El Paso, officers respond to a tipsy visitor knocking on neighborhood doors.
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Officers in Franklin assist in a pursuit of a suspected robbery suspect; in Warwick, a driver suspected of DUI takes a sobriety test but faces an unexpected wardrobe issue; in Pasco, surveillance and a warrant lead to an arrest.
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Officers in Salinas respond to a bank robbery; wild pursuit in Warwick turns into a foot chase; K9 Shep's nose is put to work in Pasco.
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Officers in Pasco make a dangerous discovery; Dan, Tom and Sticks talk self-defense; cops keep their cool during a situation in the desert.
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