Car chases speed into Saturday night.

Suspects tell blatant lies.

All is not quiet on the home front.

Violence is served piping hot.

Its getting hot, hot, hot in the sunshine states.

Sheriffs in Brevard County, FL, go undercover for a narcotics sting operation and apprehend a suspect who, ironically, is wearing a bracelet claiming winners don't do drugs. Deputies in Harris Country, TX, respond to a disturbance call where a father and son are going one-on-one in a trailer park. Also featured are deputies in Rancho Cucamonga, CA, stopping an inebriated man riding a bicycle. Written by Anonymous

Officers in Sacramento, CA, apprehend a suspect who claims he had no idea the vehicle in question was stolen. Officers in Minneapolis, MN, respond to a suspicious person call and find a man lurking in an alley. Also featured are deputies from Rancho Cucamonga, CA, arresting a woman who admittedly smoked pot but bakes up a story about her true identity. Written by Anonymous

Officers engage in car chase and drug bust.

Simple calls turn into bigger busts.

When Detective Aaron Vigil of the Rialto, CA, Police Department assists fellow officers in a pursuit of an intoxicated and dangerous suspect, the situation gets intense after the bandit involves innocent bystanders. Also featured is Deputy Jeffery Grant of the Hillsborough, FL, County Sheriff's Office, who stops a vehicle in a known drug area and finds that the situation is not all it's cracked up to be. Written by Anonymous

Officers protect and serve.

Flipping out to tripping out.

Officers in Kansas City, Mo., patrol a known drug area and detect trouble when spotting shirtless men wobbling through the middle of the street. In Rialto, Calif., a foot pursuit leads officers to a suspect that reportedly threw a bag of narcotics before hiding in a nearby apartment. Highlighting this episode is a suspect detained for walking in the fountain at The Mirage in Las Vegas, Nev. When officers question the man, they give the coin scrapper a warning for stealing money and make him empty his pockets and return the money to the fountain. Moments later officers are called back to the scene. Written by Anonymous

Officers from the San Bernadino County Sheriff's Department in California respond to a domestic-disturbance call, and upon arriving at the scene, encounter difficulty restraining a hysterical woman and her uncooperative mother. Meanwhile, the Brevard County Sheriff's Office in Florida find a woman who claims she is meeting her doctor, but really she is attempting a midnight burglary in a stranger's home. Written by Anonymous

Everyone is running for the hills.

Who let the dogs out?

Suspects fight the law and each other.

Undercover action.

When officers patrol the streets of Las Vegas, NV; Kansas City, MO; and Rialto, CA, to fight the war on drugs, skittish suspects attempt to hide their habits by eating, stashing and ditching evidence.

Drugs and driving cause trouble.

Crime isn't what it's cracked up to be.

Suspects take the plunge.

Drunken brawls and roller rink abuse.

Beer, battered and fried.

Street patrols protect and arrest.

Stopping crimes miles ahead.

Segment 1- Houston: Officers are pursuing a vehicle that has run over a spike strip, and losing its tires. Segment 2 - Portland, OR: Officers are trying to catch someone trying to flee by public transit. Segment 3 - Brevard County, FL: Deputy Kevin Sherrill pulls over a car coming out of a known drug house. Written by Heath Smith

When Officer Shawn Ford of the Las Vegas, NV, Metropolitan Police Department is patrolling the Strip, he stops a man who can't seem to keep his hands to himself. When Officer Ford attempts to question the suspect, he doesn't want to cooperate and trouble ensues. Also featured is Deputy Robert Gizzi of the Lee County, FL, Sheriff's Office, who, while patrolling a known drug area, detains a suspect in possession of more than drugs. Written by Anonymous

Suspects get busted for foul play.

Police pursue suspects moving in slow motion.

Simple traffic stops turn serious.

Officers crack down on possession.

Officers encounter the strangest situations.

Juveniles caught in the act.

Stopping crimes miles ahead.