Police Interceptors - Season 21

An ill wind blows through Worksop tonight when a Ford Focus seemingly fails to stop for Lewis and Rich. The suspected driver is away on his toes, but police dog Quantum follows his nose to an outdoor toilet. Sure enough, hiding inside, a few yards from the runaway car, is a suspect who swears he's just dropped by to answer the call of nature - in a stranger's toilet.

Police dog Quantum follows his nose to find a runaway suspect. Elsewhere, the knife crime team arrest the same young man for the second time in a fortnight, and it appears no lessons have been learned when they conduct a search and find 20 wraps of suspected Class-A drugs.

A Volkswagen driver proves a slippery customer, especially on wet roads, and even manages to evade the interceptors' stinger. But when he makes it to the M1 at speeds north of 90mph, the cavalry are called in to perform a breathtaking T-PAC straight out the top drawer.

Police Interceptors is back in Nottinghamshire for another series alongside the region's elite crimefighting units. In one of the most challenging years ever for law enforcement, this series features exclusive access to Nottinghamshire's traffic units, its knife crime team and armed response unit. Racing in performance patrol cars with the best drivers on the road, hunting with the dog unit in the undergrowth and peering through the sights of an automatic rifle, this is a high-octane documentary in the thick of the war on crime. Doors get smashed in dawn raids on drug dealers, shots are fired in a suburban siege and bad guys are chased at more than 100 miles per hour. The battle may have never been fiercer, but Nottinghamshire's finest are up to it.

This all-action episode begins with reports of suspected lorry looters at a service station in Trowell, and firearms cops Jim and Lewis race to intercept. They arrive to find the stock seemingly abandoned, when nearby a figure bursts from the shadows and legs it into the undergrowth. Dog detectives take the lead on containment, and it's down to police dog Morse and his canine comrade Reno to sniff out the bad guys. Jon and Dan stop a road rage suspect who has allegedly racially abused another driver and threatened them with an axe. The bloke evidently has an axe to grind with the interceptors, too, and this charming encounter unearths more than just a weapon. Déjà vu strikes, as the knife crime team nick a familiar face with a load of suspected cannabis in his mum's motor. The lad claims he uses the stash to whip up cannabis cakes and shakes — so much so the team think he could have set up shop. Meanwhile, there's another reunion in store for Lewis. One year on from a siege in suburbia, where a man fired an imitation pistol towards armed cops, he's made more threats towards police and the hunt is on to lock him up. Finally, having the windows down on a hot summer's day has Matt and Lee following their noses to weed out their next job. High speed, high drama and one hell of a ride. Buckle up for an all-new episode of Police Interceptors.

Fasten your seatbelts for today's episode as a high-performance motor smashes its way through rural Nottinghamshire leaving a trail of carnage across the county. The driver's rammed a cop car and his risking innocent lives on the roads has put him firmly on the list of Nott's most wanted. Now he's heading towards the city, and time is running out to get the runaway sports car stopped safely. After giving local units the runaround, it's up to Gav and Macca to intercept with some tactical contact, forcing a baby-faced driver to surrender. Meanwhile, the countywide ANPR system leaves a trail of breadcrumbs for Nottinghamshire's knife crime team when it picks up a cross-county criminal with previous for failing to stop. They quickly race to cut off any chance of escape. In St Ann's, it's friends re-united when Gav spots a familiar face. The suspected drug dealer claims to be living in his car, but the team find a set of house keys. The interceptors, ready to call his bluff, search an address nearby which turns up a grand's worth of weed and weapons. Jen and the team intercept a driver who gave cops the slip earlier in the day. It turns out that he blows almost twice the drink drive limit, but that's not the only issue… Finally, Macca and Jon apprehend a shoplifter red ‘meat' handed when he tries to leg it from M&S. Fast, furious and occasionally funny, it's another wild ride with Nott's finest in an allnew Police Interceptors.

Several units chase a white van that has been driven at four times the speed limit, until the driver eventually ditches the vehicle and goes for broke on foot. Meanwhile, following a report of a car on fire, the interceptors get behind a Mercedes A-Class suspected to have fled the scene. The suspect hightails it across town for several miles, before ditching clambering onto the roof of his car, where he takes a spectacular - and costly - tumble.

Dog handler Chris finds himself on the tail of a runaway Renault Clio, while Rob and Dan receive intel that a residential home is emitting a familiar aroma of marijuana. Meanwhile, the Knife Crime Team head out in force to the northern suburbs, where they suspect a drug-deal is about to happen. After a highly co-ordinated operation, the team smoke out the suspected main dealer and a search turns up almost 100 wraps of Class A's down his pants.

Jim and Lewis check out reports of suspected lorry looters at a service station in Trowell, with police dog Morse and his canine comrade Reno coming to the rescue. Jon and Dan stop a road rage suspect who has allegedly racially abused another driver and threatened them with an axe, while the Knife Crime Team arrest a familiar face with a load of suspected cannabis in his mum's car.

Dog handler Chris finds himself on the tail of a runaway Renault. The car is flying and when it hurtles round a blind bend, it rolls onto its roof.