(Fort Worth, TX - 1:33 AM Shots Fired Call) East Division Crime Response Team - Officer Jamey Pinkston and Officer Brett Mills take the call of a man leaving the scene with an AK-47 in a red Ford Expedition. They pull up and the Hispanic man in white jumps out of the rolling vehicle. He runs through back alleys until he's caught and says, "I didn't shoot at anyone". He ran because everyone gets scared by the police. His truck kept going until it crashed into a tree and theballoon was loaded. People called the police because they saw him fire 3-4 shots. He says the magazine holds 40 and there are at least 38 bullets inside. Officer Scott McGraw goes to the witness who says the guy shot at him, shot out his cousin's tire and positively ID's him. Pierce County WA (10:42 PM Traffic Stop) Lakewood - Officer Joe Kolp says decisions are left up to them to make in the field. He pulls over a car with no headlights. The driver tries to get out, his radio is too loud, he panics and freaks that he didn't turn the headlights on because he has no switch. Officer John Henterly backs him up. His license is suspended, he's sorry, cries and doesn't want to go to jail. They cuff and mirandize him since he is so crazy. There are many cereal boxes in the car and he says he was at the game, wasn't drinking, doesn't do drugs and has nothing illegal in the car. They give him a field sobriety test following a pen with his eyes. He claims he has a lazy eye and he's arrested for the suspended license. Philadelphia, PA (7:02 PM Surveillance Sting) 24th District - Sgt. Scott Bradley says drug areas have popped up and they will have officers undercover to catch the buyers. Officer Hayden Smith pulls over a white van and the driver doesn't understand why. They take him and his passenger out and cuff them. Officer Kenyatta Lee backs him up. They claim they just left work, but find bags of pot on him. He says the stuff in the van is from the job they were working. The guy in back is a dealer, the front 2 are users. The white guy says he's innocent. They find 2 guys walking away and Miguel and Officer Ronald Scott catch them, but are out of cuffs. Officer Richard Everhart was undercover and bought from them and they swallowed the drugs. The dealer has pants with a special pocket to hide the drugs, but won't say if he made the pants himself. Supposed to be Trannys Gone Wild - A Florida sheriff's deputy responds to a call and finds a transgender stabbing victim who had been working as a 'stroll girl'. Even in reruns it's listed, but this episode always plays instead, so Trannys doesn't exist.
s17e01 - Mardi Gras 2004 Pt 1
s17e02 - Mardi Gras 2004 Pt 2
s17e03 - Coast to Coast 67
s17e04 - Coast to Coast 68
s17e05 - Coast to Coast 69
s17e06 - Resisting Arrest 3
s17e07 - Tazed & Confused Special Edition
s17e08 - Grand Theft Auto 2 Special Edition
s17e09 - Bad Girls! 6 Special Edition
s17e10 - Coast to Coast 70
s17e11 - Las Vegas Heat #1 Part 1
s17e12 - Las Vegas Heat #1 Part 2
s17e13 - Ho! Ho! Ho! 2
s17e14 - Maui Wowie Special Edition
s17e15 - Got A Habit Special Edition
s17e16 - Busts Special Edition
s17e17 - Resisting Arrest 4 Special Edition
s17e18 - High Crimes Special Edition
s17e19 - Bad Girls! 7 Special Edition
s17e20 - Coast to Coast 71
s17e21 - Coast to Coast 75
s17e22 - Coast to Coast 73
s17e23 - High Times Special Edition
s17e24 - Coast to Coast 74
s17e25 - 600th Milestone Episode
s17e26 - Coast to Coast 76
s17e27 - Coast to Coast 77
s17e28 - Caught in the Act Special Edition
s17e29 - Grand Theft Auto 3
s17e30 - Armed & Dangerous Special Edition
s17e31 - Bizarre Calls Special Edition
s17e32 - Coast to Coast 78
s17e33 - Coast to Coast 79
s17e34 - Coast to Coast 80
s17e35 - Coast to Coast 81
s17e36 - Coast to Coast 72
Called the original reality show, Cops is a gritty and unfiltered look at the seamier parts of our society as seen through the eyes of the men and women who struggle to keep the peace.
Since 1989, camera crews have traveled across the nation and into other countries providing an intimate look at police officers and the nuts and bolts of their day-to-day work.
Cops uses a modern adaptation of cin... ma v... rit?, a French documentary style of film making from the early 1920s, where life is shot as it happens, without script, narration or interference. Here, the police officer is narrator, guiding you through the shift and what happens within it, using his or her own words.