Ep 11. 01.13.17
- January 13, 2017
In Live PD season 1 episode 11 titled 01.13.17, viewers follow law enforcement officers as they patrol the streets and respond to various calls. The episode starts off with deputies in Richland County, South Carolina, responding to a domestic disturbance call. As they approach the scene, they spot a man on the porch with a gun and immediately draw their own firearms. The officers use their training to diffuse the situation and safely take the man into custody.
Next, the show shifts to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where officers pull over a vehicle with expired tags. The driver, who appears intoxicated, is uncooperative and refuses to perform a sobriety test. The officers work together to deescalate the situation and eventually convince the driver to comply with their requests. The driver is arrested and taken to jail.
Later in the episode, viewers are taken to Bridgeport, Connecticut, where officers respond to a call about a man with a gun. The man is spotted by officers, but he attempts to flee on foot. After a short chase, the man is apprehended and found to have a loaded gun on his person.
The show also takes viewers to El Paso, Texas, where officers investigate a report of a stolen vehicle. The officers locate the stolen vehicle and attempt to pull it over, but the driver refuses to stop. A pursuit ensues, and officers use various tactics to try to bring the vehicle to a stop. The chase ultimately ends when the driver crashes into a wall.
Throughout the episode, viewers are also shown various traffic stops and arrests made for things like drug possession and driving under the influence. The show also features interactions between officers and citizens, which highlight the challenges and dangers that law enforcement officers face on a daily basis.
Overall, Live PD season 1 episode 11 provides an inside look into the world of law enforcement and the various situations that officers respond to on a regular basis. The show offers a unique perspective on the hard work and dedication required to keep communities safe and uphold the law.
