Beach Cops - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Wild Party
Officers deal with an intoxicated driver who has crashed his car, an angry motorist, complaints about a party which has grown out of control, and a dangerous discovery in a backyard shed.
Meat Thief
CCTV helps the cops catch a meat thief. Driving without a licence is not a good idea. A very drunk driver has trouble blowing into the bag. Two drunk men decide to fight with police.
Trapped In A Toliet
Police chase a man in a Ute who flees a traffic stop. Fireys need to help two young people trapped in a public toilet. A man kidnaps his ex-girlfriend's dog. Cops help a very drunk tourist get home.
Pop up Party
Cops chase some young men in the back streets of Manly after a fight. Cyclists keep going through red lights right in front of the cops. An Australia Day pop-up party gets out of control.
Indecent Exposure
A dog has been left in a car in the hot sun. Police arrest a man who has exposed himself in a carpark. Horses have escaped from a paddock and the cops need to get them off the road.
Pub Crawl
A man on a bicycle is busted with weed. A young man's hotted up car doesn't comply with the road rules.A man has been stabbed in a fight at the pub. Drunken hoons have to be removed from a park.
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