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https://www.cops.com Detective Mathew Neill of the Alameda County Sheriff's Office attempts to stop a vehicle with no front plate. The driver tries to lose the detective by driving into a gas station. He fails to yield as he exits the gas station parking lot and speeds away onto the highway.

https://www.cops.com Deputy Cody Lowery of the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office responds to a call of a woman claiming her hair collection was stolen.

Detective Bryan Dubois and members of the Lubbock Police Department's Crime Suppression Unit attempt to serve an arrest warrant on a suspect who lives with his grandmother. Officer knock and announce their presence, and warn the suspect that they will have to make a forced entry into the home if the suspect does not answer the door. After several attempts and no response, they hear voices coming from inside the garage. Detectives attempt to make entry through a dilapidated wooden garage door. Moments later the suspect's girlfriend responds, "Hold on, I'm coming to the door." She is followed by the male suspect who is visibly upset as he approaches the front door. He argues that detectives have no right to enter the premises or to detain him. The male suspect is arrested and his girlfriend is also detained for an active warrant for her arrest. http://www.cops.com Featuring: Lubbock Police Department https://ci.lubbock.tx.us/departments/police-department/academy-recruiting

Officer Travis Wilson of the Springfield, Missouri Police Department responds to a DWI disturbance call. Officer Wilson pursues the male suspect driving a white SUV. The suspect is finally apprehended and questioned. The suspect claimed he was assaulted by two men and he fled because he didn’t think the Officers would believe his story since he has two felony assault charges. The officers question a cashier at a local convenience store who witnessed the fight and concluded that the original suspect was the one assaulting the men. http://www.cops.com Featuring: Springfield Police Department https://www.springfieldmo.gov/171/Police

Deputy Tony Messineo of the Pierce County Sheriff’s Department responds to a domestic violence call. When Deputy Messineo arrives an agitated woman stumbles out of the house yelling for help and an upset boyfriend states the woman defecated on the floor of his home. The reporting party tells Deputy Messineo that his ex-girlfriend, which he has a restraining order against, broke into his home and vandalized the place. The complainant tells the officer that the woman managed to get inside by crawling through his window. While interviewing the complainant, Deputy Messineo hears the other deputy scuffling with the female and rushes to assist in her arrest. The woman continues to deny any wrongdoing and begs not to be taken to jail. She is arrested for violating the active restraining order and burglary. http://www.cops.com Featuring: Pierce County Sheriff's Department https://www.co.pierce.wa.us/130/Jobs---Join-Our-Team

http://www.cops.com Deputies Kevin Estep and Gurvinder Gosal of the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office in California spot a male riding a bike on the wrong side of the road with a female sitting on the handlebars. Both parties were searched and questioned. Packaged needles were found in the male’s backpack. The woman was arrested for being under the influence and the man was arrested for a parole violation. Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/copstv/ Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/copstv/ Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/CopsTV

http://www.cops.com While driving on patrol, Detective Bryan Dubois with Lubbock Police Department recognizes a male walking on the sidewalk who he believes has a felony warrant. Detective Dubois stops to speak with the male. While attempting to identify the male, he takes off running into oncoming traffic, crossing several major intersections. Dubois gives chase attempting to call out for backup while the suspect runs toward a shopping plaza. The suspect runs inside a sewing business, Detective Dubois follows him inside and with no backdoor exit, the suspect is stuck with nowhere to go. He explains that he ran because he thought he had a warrant, which he did. Dubois speaks to the store owner who says she was shocked to see the male suspect run inside her store. She fled for safety and waited outside since she was aware that there was no back exit. The suspect is booked on his warrant, evading and criminal trespassing. Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/copstv/ Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/copstv/ Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/CopsTV

Officer Robert Almeida of the Cook County Sheriff’s Police Department responds to a call of three adolescent boys throwing rocks from an overpass. The man who reported the incident tells Officer Almeida that he was in the car with his wife and two daughters when the rocks hit his vehicle causing his wife to swerve and almost cause an accident. He located the boys and asked them who had been throwing rocks. Two of the children's mothers arrive and confront their respective children regarding the incident and admonish them for their bad behavior. One of the moms tells the officer she is glad this happened as her son needed a wakeup call. Officer Almeida tells the mothers that he is glad they showed up because that means they care about their boys. http://www.cops.com Featuring: Cook County Sheriff’s Police Department https://www.cookcountysheriff.org/departments/c-c-s-p-d/

Officer Robert Mousel of the Cook County Sheriff’s Police Department is dispatched to a call about a large animal problem in an abandoned trailer. Two women tell Officer Mousel that they believe there are about 52 cats and several other animals locked inside an abandoned trailer. Three men were recently evicted from the property. The neglected animals are everywhere – behind a washer/dryer, crawling inside the walls. Officer Mousel and the women retrieve as many animals as they can but wait for animal control to clear the rest of the house. http://www.cops.com Featuring: Cook County Sheriff’s Police Department https://www.cookcountysheriff.org/

Deputy Kirk Beasley of the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office responds to a traffic collision call. The male driver ran into a pole knocking it over and then fled the scene on foot. Deputy Beasley locates the male suspect and finds that he is intoxicated. At first, he denies any wrongdoing but finally admits to hitting the light pole and is full of remorse for his actions. The wife arrives on the scene and is visibly upset stating her husband took her car without permission. After she sees the damage to her car she begins crying and screaming. Since there are no witnesses, the suspect will not face criminal charges but will have to pay for the damage to the light pole. http://www.cops.com Featuring: Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office https://www.hcso.tampa.fl.us/

Corporal Sy Slover of the Amarillo Police Department responds to a call of an armed robber. When Corporal Slover arrives he encounters a frantic pizza delivery guy who explains that he was just robbed at gunpoint by a man and woman. He states the suspects fled the scene but are hiding a few houses away. A previous offender appears from around the corner, startling Corporal Slover since he did not know if the man was involved in the robbery or not. He was not involved but points out that there is someone hiding in the nearby shed. Backup arrives and they begin to search the area for the two suspects. The officers beckon the suspect out of the shed and arrest him. They find brass knuckles and a knife in his possession and several burglary tools in a parked car. The pizza delivery guy confirms that the man who was apprehended was part of the robbery, but the woman who pulled the gun on him is still at large. The man is taken to jail for aggravated robbery. http://www.cops.com Featuring: Amarillo Police Department https://amarillo.gov/departments/public-safety-and-organizational-services/police/employment/academy

Deputy Matthew Graham of the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office attempts to serve a warrant on a young woman who missed a court date. Deputies made contact with the woman's mother who refuses to open the door. She is quick to turn the deputies away, claiming that she is bathing her dog and cannot leave it unattended. Deputy Graham explains that he just wants to confirm that her daughter is not inside the residence. The woman finally relents and opens the door. After a brief search, the young woman is located hiding in a small closet under a pile of clothes. When Deputy Graham asks her why she was hiding she claims to have been hiding from her ex-boyfriend. She then explains that she did attend court and tried to speak to a judge but couldn't find anyone in the courthouse. The woman is arrested for failing to appear in court and will have a chance to explain her absence to the judge. http://www.cops.com Featuring: Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office https://www.hcso.tampa.fl.us/Careers-Home/Career-Opportunities.aspx

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/

Corporal Sy Slover of the Amarillo Police Department responds to a call of an aggravated robbery at a local convenience store. In the pursuit of the suspects, Amarillo PD receives the license plate number of the vehicle and Corporal Slover traces the number back to the owner's home address. Corporal Slover drives to the designated area but does not find the vehicle or the suspects. He proceeds to the house where a man and woman open the door. Corporal Slover asks the couple where their car is located. They tell Corporal Slover that their son borrowed their car to go watch a football game. The mom happens to be on a video call with her son. Corporal Slover then questions the son's whereabouts and tells him that they will be waiting for him at his home. When the son pulls up Amarillo PD stops him before he enters the house. The teenage boy is detained for being a suspect in the robbery. After finding an unfired round in the boy's pocket, Corporal Slover heads back to the convenience store to see if the bullet matched their evidence. Corporal Slover reviews the camera footage from the convenience store and is able to match the description of the suspect and the evidence collected. They have one suspect in custody and in search of the second suspect. http://www.cops.com Featuring: Amarillo Police Department https://amarillo.gov/departments/public-safety-and-organizational-services/police/employment/academy

Deputy Vincent Gizzi of the Lee County Sheriff’s Office pursues a car after failing to come to a complete stop at a stop sign. Deputy Gizzi approaches the vehicle and the female driver explains that she is a rideshare driver for the male passenger in the backseat. Deputy Gizzi questions their whereabouts since the vehicle was spotted leaving a known drug house. The male passenger tells Deputy Gizzi that he stopped at the residence to visit his girlfriend and to check on his laundry. Deputy Gizzi asks if the male passenger had any illegal narcotics but states he does not. The driver and passenger give Deputy Gizzi permission to search the vehicle and he finds a wallet containing a pipe and a small bag of cocaine where the man was seating. He admits knowing that the residence is known as a drug house but does not take ownership of the wallet and the items inside. At first, he claims to not have seen the wallet when he stepped into the car and then he claims the wallet could have belonged to a previous passenger. He is arrested on constructive possession of illegal narcotics. http://www.cops.com Featuring: Lee County Sheriff's Office https://sheriffleefl.org/join_our_team/open_positions.php

https://www.cops.com Deputy Sheriff Ladene Holmes of the Pierce County Sheriff's Department responds to a call of a family's stolen puppy.

Officer Chris Pollock of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department responds to a felony traffic stop of a spotted vehicle used in a robbery. The officers explain that he also matches one of the suspect's description. The officers search the vehicle and find a safe in the trunk, and locate multiple driver’s licenses and credit card skimmers inside. The male driver states all the items belong to a friend of a friend. Detectives determine that a source who works at a nearby gym is helping the male suspect gain access to other people's personal information and credit cards. The officers arrest him for multiple felony charges. http://www.cops.com Featuring: Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department https://www.lvmpd.com/en-us/Employment/Pages/default.aspx

Deputy Tony Messineo of the Pierce County Sheriff’s Department is dispatched to a call where an impound agent is attempting to tow a vehicle, however, the owner jumped inside the truck and refuses to exit the vehicle. The man in custody explains that he felt it was illegal to tow his vehicle since he has a handicap placard – although he admits that the placard was not in the truck when the tow began. The man is also informed that he has a warrant out for his arrest for aiming or discharging a weapon. Deputies take preventative measures to pull him out of the truck and take him into custody. http://www.cops.com Featuring: Pierce County Sheriff's Department https://www.co.pierce.wa.us/130/Jobs---Join-Our-Team

Deputy Chris McMurtry of the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office responds to a call of a dispute between two neighbors over an inappropriate comment that was made. The woman tells the officers she was walking her dog when her neighbors begin to catcall her. The woman who is visibly upset tells her neighbors off. The woman claims her neighbor threatened her so she threatens to call her boyfriend over. They both approach the group of men who then pull out a knife and metal pipe on them. Two of the men are arrested for aggravated assault and the couple is cited for trespassing. http://www.cops.com Featuring: Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office https://www.hcso.tampa.fl.us/

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 Orrlando Mayes and Deputy Mike Robertson of the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department attempt to stop a vehicle with a brake light that is out. The driver pulls over and bolts on foot from the car. The deputies chase the man down and capture him in a nearby yard. When asked who the vehicle belongs to, the suspect tells the deputies he just picked it up. When questioned further, the man admits he knew the vehicle was stolen but took it because he needed to get home. The owner is contacted and is told the vehicle is in good working order for the most part. The young man is taken to jail for grand theft auto. http://www.cops.com Featuring: Sacramento County Sheriff's Department https://www.sacsheriff.com/

Officer Nicolas Mamalis, of the Fort Myers Police Department, stops a female driver for failing to stop at a stop sign. Upon talking to the driver the woman is visibly shaken up, meanwhile, the officers discovered her license is suspended. Officer Mamalis recognizes the man seating in the passenger seat due to prior drug offenses and asks K-9 Officer Phil Youngblood to search the vehicle. Marijuana particles are found inside the vehicle. The officers then proceed to search the male suspect who claims to have nothing on him. Officer Mamalis asks the man to take off his shoes and socks and a small bag falls to the ground. Inside the bag are several other baggies containing narcotics. The male suspect is arrested and the driver is cited and released. http://www.cops.com Featuring: Fort Myers Police Department https://www.fmpolice.com/224/Join-the-Agency

Officer Charles Broussard of the Lafayette Police Department pursues a car after failing to make a left turn when the light appeared green. The man is questioned and searched and is found to be driving with a suspended license. Officer Broussard asks the suspect if he is under the influence of any substance and the man claims to have only been drinking an energy drink. He later admits to taking an illegal substance. The suspect is arrested for possession of an illicit drug. http://www.cops.com Featuring: Lafayette Police Department http://www.lafayettela.gov/PoliceDepartment/Pages/default.aspx

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.

Officer J.T. Hodges of the Amarillo Police Department responds to a call of a man who claims to have shot and killed a possible intruder. As the officers approach the house they hear gunshots and spot a male suspect in the living room. A man steps out of the house but claims to live in the residence. He is detained and tells officers he was trying to defend himself from 4 men dressed in tinja nurtles. Officers clear the home, noting the bullet hole in the front door. The homeowner states that several men tried to break into his home, and he had barricaded himself inside the house. He mentions he saw ninjas outside and decided to open fire. http://www.cops.com Featuring: Amarillo Police Department https://amarillo.gov/departments/public-safety-and-organizational-services/police/employment/academy