Police Women - Season 4
Season 4
Dallas
Episodes
Don't Make Me Tase You
In the season four premiere, Melissa nabs a robbery suspect at the scene; Tracy draws her taser in a standoff against a defiant man; Mia & Sara pepper-spray an uncooperative suspect; Beth discovers narcotics, and a whole lot more, on suspected drug dealers.
I'm Putting Everybody in Cuffs
Tracy finds herself alone in the middle of an all out neighborhood brawl. Melissa chases down a man accused of choking his girlfriend. Mia & Sara give a life lesson to an at-risk youth. Beth narrowly dodges a collision with a suspicious driver.
Kick Me Again, See What Happens
Tracy takes down a belligerent drunk woman; Mia and Sara get a mouthful from a man with warrants; Melissa races to a disturbance involving a man with a loaded rifle; Beth tries to scare a young prostitute straight.
He Bleedin'
Tracy arrests a man for allegedly attempting to stab his stepbrother; Mia and Sara break up a drunken fight between two women; Melissa discovers a stolen car at a suspected "chop shop".
A Fool for Love
Tracy responds to a drug deal gone bad, leaving a street full of bullet casings and two men shot. Mia and Sara arrest a Casanova. Melissa stops a young woman for taking a stroll without a shirt. Beth's pursuit of burglary suspects takes serious turn.
This Ain't Pretty Woman
Melissa kicks down a door while responding to a shots fired call; Tracy rolls up on a group of street gamblers and recognizes a familiar face; Mia and Sara take down a burglary suspect; Beth cuffs a suspicious character wanted on a warrant for assault.
Pull Up Your Pants
Mia and Sara find a suspect that has hidden drugs in a disturbing place; Melissa responds to a man claiming his knife-wielding cousin is threatening him; Beth finds a man preparing to shoot heroin; Tracy busts a youth whose foolishness may cost him.
You're Killing Me Dude
Melissa responds to "shots fired" call in a residential neighborhood; Tracy has to play referee in a fight between an apartment security guard and a belligerent young woman; Beth stops a dope addict; And Mia and Sara intervene in a domestic disturbance.
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