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22 November 2026When officers in El Paso arrive at the scene of a break-in, they find the suspect still inside.
Troopers in Arizona engage in a high-speed vehicle pursuit with spike strips; in Florida officers use pepper balls to subdue a suspect; when officers in Missouri receive a report involving an alleged gunshot victim, they arrive on scene.
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When officers in El Paso arrive at the scene of a break-in, they find the suspect still inside.
In Missouri, a suspect leads officers on a car and foot chase that ends when a canine finds him under a porch.
Officers in Alaska subdue a suspect. In South Carolina, officers investigate a group in a gas station parking lot. Officers in Spokane, Washington work to uncover the true identity of a suspect.
Authorities in Florida attempt to end the pursuit of a suspect's vehicle with stop sticks, but the car continues to drive on rims.
In Louisiana, officers from multiple agencies combine forces in chasing an alleged stolen vehicle.
When officers in Missouri track down a stolen vehicle, the suspect denies any involvement.
In Alaska, officers have to get physical in order to break up a fight; officers in Nevada detain an unruly suspect at a hospital; a traffic stop in California has officers questioning the validity of the driver's license plates.
In Florida, a man allegedly steals two machetes off a property and leaves them in front of a church; officers in South Carolina perform a traffic stop and uncover a large amount of fake cash.
When an officer in Utah discovers heroin during a traffic stop, the passengers deny ownership. A suspect in South Carolina reaches under the seat during the traffic stop, spooking the officer involved.
In Washington, a suspect with warrants flees from a traffic stop, and the pursuit ends when the car hits a tree. Officers in Rhode Island respond to an accident allegedly caused by a ride-share driver.
When an officer in Arizona attempts to pull over a vehicle, a high-speed chase ensues. A driver in Indiana wrecks on the side of the road and gives officers a hard time during a sobriety test.
In Missouri, a routine traffic stop abruptly ends when the officer must pursue a different vehicle. When officers in California pull over an alleged reckless driver, they use a K9 to search for foul play.
A driver in Indiana allegedly has had too much to drink and officers find him asleep at the wheel in an intersection. In South Carolina, a canine alerts officers to the scent of drugs in a suspicious van.
In Connecticut officers respond to an intense hit and run. With the help of civilians, officers in Tulsa capture a suspected car thief. Officers in Alaska deal with a suspect who has had a little too much to drink.
Officers in Alaska respond to a house party full of teenagers. In Missouri a high speed chase ends when the suspect crashes into the woods. Utah officers struggle to get a suspected drunk driver out of his car.
A routine traffic stop in Lawrence, Indiana, turns into a foot chase when the passenger tries to flee.
Nevada police pursue an allegedly stolen vehicle until it runs out of gas. A bar fight in Rhode Island prompts police to investigate and keep the peace. In Florida, an officer pulls over a car for speeding.
Police in Louisiana help a man in need. In Alaska, officers pursue a suspect and find him hiding on a roof. A couple in Illinois has officers befuddled over a dispute involving the garbage.
Indiana officers chase a vehicle until it gets stuck in a muddy field; in Virginia, canine officers are called in to investigate an alligator in public but have to leave when a more pressing call comes up; police located an allegedly wanted fugitive.
A Florida woman tries to flirt her way out of trouble when she's found allegedly driving with a suspended license; police in Bridgeport, Connecticut search for the suspects that may have fled the scene of a shootout.
In Rhode Island, officers pull over a car riding on a rim and discover it's full of drugs; the canine crew in North Carolina is called into a traffic stop when it's discovered the car has fake tags.
An Arizona trooper encounters a man who won't stop laughing; in North Carolina, officers close in on an alleged murder suspect; Police in Florida respond to a disturbance and the suspect proves difficult to handle.
An Arizona trooper encounters a man who won't stop laughing; in North Carolina, officers close in on an alleged murder suspect; Police in Florida respond to a disturbance and the suspect proves difficult to handle.
On a snowy road in Alaska, officers set up sticks to try and stop a vehicle on the run; in Illinois, officers help a drunk biker get home; Police in Nevada respond to a house fire where the victims claim arson.
When officers in California attempt to pull over a vehicle suspected to be involved in a carjacking, things get out of hand when both driver and passenger attempt to flee; officers in Virginia use a dog to help detain a fleeing suspect.
Officers in Indiana chase a car full of women; in Illinois, police investigate a man who has allegedly taken dangerous drugs; in California, a suspected gang member barricades himself inside his car as police attempt to get him out.
Officers in Indiana chase a car full of women; in Illinois, police investigate a man who has allegedly taken dangerous drugs; in California, a suspected gang member barricades himself inside his car as police attempt to get him out.
Troopers in Arizona engage in a high-speed vehicle pursuit with spike strips; in Florida officers use pepper balls to subdue a suspect; when officers in Missouri receive a report involving an alleged gunshot victim, they arrive on scene.
Troopers in Arizona engage in a high-speed vehicle pursuit with spike strips; in Florida officers use pepper balls to subdue a suspect; when officers in Missouri receive a report involving an alleged gunshot victim, they arrive on scene.
When officers in California attempt to pull over a vehicle suspected to be involved in a carjacking, things get out of hand when both driver and passenger attempt to flee; officers in Virginia use a dog to help detain a fleeing suspect; an officer in Arizona chases down a suspect through a parking lot.
On a snowy road in Alaska, officers set up sticks to try and stop a vehicle on the run; in Illinois, officers help a drunk biker get home; Police in Nevada respond to a house fire where the victims claim arson.
An Arizona trooper encounters a man who won't stop laughing; in North Carolina, officers close in on an alleged murder suspect; Police in Florida respond to a disturbance and the suspect proves difficult to handle.
In Rhode Island, officers pull over a car riding on a rim and discover it's full of drugs; the canine crew in North Carolina is called into a traffic stop when it's discovered the car has fake tags; in California, officers respond to a call about shots fired.
A Florida woman tries to flirt her way out of trouble when she's found allegedly driving with a suspended license; police in Bridgeport, Connecticut search for the suspects that may have fled the scene of a shootout; officers in Richland County, South Carolina, try to prevent a suspect from swallowing drugs during a routine traffic stop.
Indiana officers chase a vehicle until it gets stuck in a muddy field; in Virginia, canine officers are called in to investigate an alligator in public but have to leave when a more pressing call comes up; police locate an allegedly wanted fugitive in Alaska who doesn't go quietly.
Police in Louisiana help a man in need. In Alaska, officers pursue a suspect and find him hiding on a roof. A couple in Illinois has officers befuddled over a dispute involving the garbage.
Nevada police pursue an allegedly stolen vehicle until it runs out of gas. A bar fight in Rhode Island prompts police to investigate and keep the peace. In Florida, an officer pulls over a car for speeding, but the speeder takes off when asked to get out of the car.
Officers in Alaska respond to a house party full of teenagers; in Missouri, a high-speed chase ends when the suspect crashes into the woods; Utah officers struggle to get a suspected drunk driver out of his car.
A routine traffic stop in Lawrence, Indiana, turns into a foot chase when the passenger tries to flee; officers in Calvert County, Maryland, find a possibly inebriated man wandering the streets with a knife; a man in Stockton, California, claims he's being stalked by his ex-girlfriend.
A driver in Indiana allegedly has had too much to drink and officers find him asleep at the wheel in an intersection; in South Carolina, a canine alerts officers to the scent of drugs in a suspicious van; in Alaska, an officer brings a drunk girl to the hospital.
In Connecticut officers respond to an intense hit-and-run; with the help of civilians, officers in Tulsa capture a suspected car thief; officers in Alaska deal with a suspect who has had a little too much to drink.
When an officer in Arizona attempts to pull over a vehicle, a high-speed chase ensues; a driver in Indiana wrecks on the side of the road and gives officers a hard time during a sobriety test; in Florida, officers enlist their canine crew to search for a missing woman.
In Missouri, a routine traffic stop abruptly ends when the officer must pursue a different vehicle; when officers in California pull over an alleged reckless driver, they use a K9 to search for foul play; in Arizona, a traffic stop for brake lights turns into an argument.
When an officer in Utah discovers heroin during a traffic stop, the passengers deny ownership; a suspect in South Carolina reaches under the seat during the traffic stop, spooking the officer involved; in North Carolina, an officer comes across an unusual character when investigating an alleged trespasser.
In Washington, a suspect with warrants flees from a traffic stop, and the pursuit ends when the car hits a tree; officers in Rhode Island respond to an accident allegedly caused by a ride-share driver; in Utah, a traffic stop leads to officers discovering two duffel bags full of marijuana.
An Arizona trooper encounters a man who won't stop laughing; in North Carolina, officers close in on an alleged murder suspect; Police in Florida respond to a disturbance and the suspect proves difficult to handle.
In Alaska, officers have to get physical in order to break up a fight; officers in Nevada detain an unruly suspect at a hospital; a traffic stop in California has officers questioning the validity of the driver's license plates.
In Florida, a man allegedly steals two machetes off a property and leaves them in front of a church; officers in South Carolina perform a traffic stop and uncover a large amount of fake cash; in Alaska, officers respond to a call about a female trespasser.
In Louisiana, officers from multiple agencies combine forces in chasing an alleged stolen vehicle. Officers in Utah witness an apparent hand-to-hand transaction and track down both parties. A chase in Missouri leads to the capture of a suspect with multiple warrants.
When officers in Missouri track down a stolen vehicle, the suspect denies any involvement. A vehicle pursuit in Florida requires officers to hunt down a suspect with the help of a K9. Officers in Arizona use the SWAT team and K9s to extract a suspect.
Officers in Alaska subdue a suspect. In South Carolina, officers investigate a group in a gas station parking lot. Officers in Spokane, Washington work to uncover the true identity of a suspect.
Authorities in Florida attempt to end the pursuit of a suspect's vehicle with stop sticks, but the car continues to drive on rims. In Missouri, a suspect flees after a traffic stop and eventually crashes into a tree. Officers in North Carolina search for alleged gas station robbers, and with the help of the canine crew, find a suspect under a shed.