Several of the original cities/locations pulled out of the show, including Bridgeport, CT and Tulsa. They didn't like the only national exposure they were getting to be of high crime areas. Can't say that I blame them.
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Several of the original cities/locations pulled out of the show, including Bridgeport, CT and Tulsa. They didn't like the only national exposure they were getting to be of high crime areas. Can't say that I blame them.
Was it Bridgeport that had that dousche that seemed like everyone he pulled over was getting a DUI? I know he was a northeastern area cop but can’t think of who it was.
I never knew that Tulsa had some much gang activity before watching the show. I can see why they would want to stop doing it
Great show but wish they go back to Arizona Department of Public Safety and Trooper James Casey.
That scene was insane.
My brother got me hooked on this show a while back - we watch pretty much every week now.
Bet you get your rocks off to it since you don’t see that kind of action at Jordan Creek.
I want to see someone try to resist arrest from Garo Brown. That dude is a beast.
I find it interesting how often the cops say something like "just tell me the truth" (as if they expect people to confess to them), and then proceed to let them off without even a citation for an admitted violation.
It is almost like the show is trying to convince people to "just be honest" when a cop stops you. I'm not sure that I would be very forthcoming if I got stopped.
It is almost like the show is trying to convince people to "just be honest" when a cop stops you. I'm not sure that I would be very forthcoming if I got stopped.
I'm glad I'm not the only one that has thought about this.
Also you get the, "do you have X in the car? You better not say no and then I end up finding some!"
I'm like really? What advantage is it to tell the cop you have the illegal item/substance vs them finding it after a search after you told them you didn't have anything?
Seems to me the dude is equally screwed.
One thing I've learned by watching this show is how much b.s. cops put up with on a daily, even hourly basis.
It's no wonder they seem agitated and in a bad mood when they pull you over for going 60 in a 55.
It's no wonder they seem agitated and in a bad mood when they pull you over for going 60 in a 55.
And it seems like many of these cops essentially become front-line judges to decide what violations are worthy of a citation. It seems like front-end plea-bargaining with the cops being "softer" with the "nice" perpetrators. Interesting form of justice. Maybe that is why I never get off with a warning!
That is 100% what it is. the DAs offices don't have the time or resources to pursue everything. Hell just look at the backlog of rape kits that have never been processed.