I have watched the show from time to time. It can be interesting. I watched a sequence in Phoenix, AZ one time and found it of interest because it was all happening just a few blocks from where my sister and her kids had lived.

flashguy

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Originally posted by bald1:
The "guns" on that big Richland County, NC cop are bigger than most people's thighs.

That's Richland County, SC - and seems like every scene is right down the road from where I work. I usually instantly know where they are when they cut to the Richland County PD.

its on youtube as well,
from the six or 8 that I have watched, seems better than c.o.p.s

I am waiting until I see episodes from inner city Chicago and Detroit. I am guessing the camera people would probably veto that idea. I could do with a little less commentary from the studio as well.

First stop of the show tonight, black guy in so many words griping at two black cops about how he's being racially oppressed.

Now a black lady telling the black officer who stopped her "this is like 1962!"

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Originally posted by rusbro:
First stop of the show tonight, black guy in so many words griping at two black cops about how he's being racially oppressed.

Now a black lady telling the black officer who stopped her "this is like 1962!"

Hey they're so used to playing the race card they can't help themselves.

A salute to the Arizona deputy that stopped the race comments thrown out by that young lady.
Paraphrasing, "Look at my skin color! This is about a traffic stop. Not race!

I believe every time I've seen someone on the show accuse a black LEO of racism against them they get at least somewhat of a dressing down.

This show can be fascinating!

I wonder how they choose departments to work with? Some agencies that were on the show previously are no longer being shown...