Cops - Season 37

A bachelorette party is rescued from a sinking boat. Spring breakers are forced to pour out liquor.

A woman caught with an open container lies about her age. Spring breakers dig a deep hole on the beach.

Test kits for spiked drinks are handed out. A K-9 searches for bombs on the beach. Cops pose for a picture.

A man is caught selling mixed drinks to Springbreakers. An underage girl is caught drinking two days in a row.

A swimmer in distress. Springbreakers are evicted from an Airbnb. A piano poses a problem. Bikini-clad nurses.

West Covina Police chase a car seen leaving a known drug motel. The Officers notice the suspect on a video call and learn he was apologizing to his family for relapsing and not stopping for the Officers. Stockton, California Police are dispatched to a male burglarizing a store. The man runs in circles in a vain attempt to elude the Officers but eventually gives up. A Sergeant in West Covina searches a truck and discovers meth hidden inside a magnetic box and a gun hidden in a door panel.

West Covina Officers chase an Infiniti with a loud exhaust leaving a car meet. The driver admits he panicked when he saw the cops and didn't want his mom to be mad at him. A woman is pulled over while riding a stolen moped in Riverside County, California. She admits she borrowed it from a boyfriend and had no plan to return it. A man on probation in West Covina is found to be in possession of a felony amount of suspected stolen merchandise and a burglary tool for deactivating security tags.

Officers in Wichita, Kansas have a driver speed off when asked to step out of his truck during a traffic stop. The man doesn't get far when he crashes into a parked car. Deputies in Pinellas County, Florida learn a man with a warrant for a fentanyl charge is hiding in the backyard of a nearby house. Officers in Fontana, California investigate when a phone store employee reports being threatened by a suspect who stole a portable speaker.

A suspect in Wichita, Kansas with an ATF warrant for stealing guns tries to flee a traffic stop, and a taser is used to gain compliance. The Fort Wayne, Indiana Police Air Support Unit uses drones to assist Detectives in locating stolen motorcycles. When a driver bails out of a stolen vehicle in Riverside, California, Officers track the man's soggy footprints to his hiding place under a canal where the man insists he was "just sleeping".

A silver Xterra seen circling an area known for drugs and prostitution flees in Wichita, Kansas. The driver gives up and sheepishly explains he was looking for companionship and doesn't have a license. San Bernardino Police discover that a man picked up his scantily clad female passenger and offered her $100 for her services. Officers in Wichita stop a truck with an expired tag and find meth. The driver claims he was in the area 'checking out some girls' and one left the meth in his truck.

West Covina Officers make contact with a suspicious person who questions whether they are 'the real police.' The man takes off running, and after a brief struggle, the suspect is tased to gain compliance. A black Mercedes that fled in Stockton, CA is found parked at an elementary school, and the driver has an excuse for everything. A Sedgwick County, KS Deputy finds meth in a purse during a traffic stop. The driver initially admits it's his, but his 'final answer' puts the blame on his wife.

A pursuit of a stolen box truck in Riverside County ends when spike strips are used to immobilize the vehicle. The driver claims he never saw Deputies behind him and thought the tires ran out of air. San Bernardino Police recover pounds of meth and a tossed gun after a car chase that ends with three occupants foot bailing across a freeway. A convicted felon is caught with cocaine and a ghost gun but tells Officers he was being chased by two vehicles and denies knowledge of the drugs and weapon.

San Bernardino Police pursue a car wanted in connection to a recent shooting. When the driver bails and leaves behind shoes and a gun, he denies being in the car despite the shoes being a perfect fit. Independence, Missouri Police deploy Stop Sticks to end a chase with a dually truck. The driver tells Officers he usually stops, but this time, he decided to run. Anderson County, South Carolina Deputies go the extra mile to grab laundry from the dryer for a man arrested on a probation warrant.

A bicyclist with a warrant in Riverside County ignores lights and sirens and pedals into the desert to avoid contact with a Deputy. Deputies at the Jurupa Valley Station in Riverside County investigate a beer run and discover that one of the suspects caught on surveillance camera was just put on probation. A man in the midst of a breakup tells Officers in Wichita that he met his girlfriend as she smoked crack on his front porch, and now he wants to get her clean and marry her.

A suspect fights with San Bernardino Officers and reaches for a waist pack before declaring that he has a gun concealed inside. A man with warrants pretends not to notice a Riverside County Deputy attempting to stop him for riding a bike with no lights and pedals into a backyard. A passerby calls Stockton Police when he sees a man push his girlfriend during a domestic dispute. Officers determine that the man threw his car keys on the roof while preventing her from leaving.

A suspect wanted for brandishing a knife attempts to flee on foot in San Bernardino, California, and is taken to the ground when he turns and squares up with Officers. Wichita Police chase a stolen white Jeep. The visibly shaken passenger claims he had no idea the driver was heading to buy drugs when he was offered a ride by an old friend. A recent high school graduate is shocked when Officers in San Bernardino explain that a jar filled with magic mushrooms is illegal to possess.

A man steals his girlfriend's truck when she refuses to take him to get methadone. A nervous driver flees when he shows a cop a picture of a gun. A Jeep gets spiked. Deputies PIT a freshly stolen car.

A stolen motorcycle leads Deputies up a mountain. Deputies chase a stolen car driven by a thirteen year old. Kern County's Air Support Unit observes a fleeing suspect ditch his minibike.

A driver believes officers ‘cheated' by using Stop Sticks to end a pursuit. A man making threats at a gas station is caught with his pants down. A suspect caught with meth claims he is a video judge.