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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 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 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 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.
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 K-9 to search for foul play.
A driver in Indiana allegedly has had too much to drink.
In Connecticut officers respond to an intense hit and run.
Officers in Alaska respond to a house party full of teenagers.
A routine traffic stop in Lawrence, Indiana, turns into a foot chase.