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While on patrol Officer Carlos Maldonado, of the Atlanta Police Department, notices several men chasing a lamb down the street. He follows the lamb in his patrol car, to shield it from oncoming traffic. Meanwhile, a man on a scooter approaches Officer Maldonado and offers to help. The lamb quickly heads toward a neighborhood and travels into a shrubbery area. While Officer Maldonado and the man search for the lamb the owner shows up to help. He states the lamb was for the holiday - Ramadan. Eventually, the lamb runs off and they lose sight of it. Officer Maldonado states the lamb didn't want to be a lamb chop today and earned his freedom. http://www.cops.com Featuring: Atlanta Police Department https://www.atlantapd.org/careers

Officer Brian Jones and K9 Handler Andrew Canfield of the Boise Police Department pursue a male driver with a shattered windshield attempting to elude the officers. When Officer Jones confronts the driver, he claims he was not avoiding the officer but simply parking to visit a friend. When asked if he's in possession of any drugs or drug paraphernalia, the driver's immediate response is, "It's not my car." However, the K9 alerts Handler Canfield that there might be something located inside the vehicle. Officers search the vehicle and find drugs, drug paraphernalia, and a ledger with a list of people that owe him money. The driver is arrested but insists he wants to get on the right track. http://www.cops.com Featuring: Boise Police Department https://www.cityofboise.org/departments/police/join-bpd/

Deputy Aaron Williamson, of the Nye County Sheriff’s Office, responds to a call of a woman who is reportedly driving while intoxicated. While on patrol Deputy Williamson spots the suspect's vehicle and pulls the driver over. The female driver recognizes Deputy Williamson - he frequents the restaurant she works at - and greets him as if they are close friends. As the deputy approaches the woman, the pungent smell of alcohol is prevalent. She admits to drinking the night before but becomes upset to learn that someone reported her. She believes her ex-husband set her up since she had just dropped off their child at his residence. She is adamant that she is not intoxicated and agrees to take a field sobriety test but refuses a breathalyzer test. A blood test will be required to prove she is not driving while intoxicated. The woman fails the field sobriety test and blames her ex-husband for it instead of considering the danger she put her child in. While searching the vehicle, Deputy Williamson locates multiple mini-bottles in the vehicle. She is arrested for suspicion of DUI, driving on a revoked license, and having open containers in the vehicle. http://www.cops.com Featuring: Nye County Sheriff's Office http://www.nyecountysheriffsoffice.com/

Lieutenant Eric Murphy of the Nye County Sheriff's Office responds to a call of a woman who reportedly threw a bucket of feces on her boyfriend's RV. When Lt. Murphy arrives on the scene the woman states there was only water in the bucket so he talks to both parties to get the full story. Lt. Murphy inspects the huge puddle by the boyfriend's RV and confirms there is a foul scent. The boyfriend explains that he will be moving out the next day and does not want to press charges on his girlfriend. Lt. Murphy advises the girlfriend that she could have gone to jail and suggests they stay away from each other for the night.