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Cops Reloaded
"Cops" has been producing new episodes for more than 20 years, and with daily repeats of the iconic series entering their second decade on the air, producers felt it was time for a change to freshen things up, which is how the idea for "Cops Reloaded" was born. This entry in the long-running franchise takes footage from previous episodes and re-edits it to produce new episodes. Some of the program's wildest criminals, most memorable car chases, and craziest moments are featured on "Reloaded."
S1, EP200 "Lie-ability"
A chase suspect tries to play dead after crashing through a gas station; two suspects scramble to dispose of their drugs before police catch them; an inebriated driver is worn out by his drug and female problems.
S1, EP1 "Parking Lot Pinch"
Officers go undercover to catch an ecstasy dealer; people are questioned after allegedly getting run over by a car; a driver is pulled over and tries to destroy evidence.
S1, EP2 "Seedy Desert Streets"
An officer breaks up a street fight; a jaywalker flees when police try to identify him; a parked cars occupants are arrested for prostitution.
S1, EP3 "The Cigarette of Contention"
Officers serve a warrant for unpaid child support; a woman is arrested for domestic violence; drugs and a firearm are discovered during a traffic stop.
S1, EP20 "Ohio Gorilla"
A man out of jail on bond is arrested for drug possession; a young man gets disorderly conduct after waving around a BB gun; a man is arrested for DUI.
S1, EP19 "A Community Outraged"
A suspect leads police on a car chase; officers respond to a neighborhood feud; officers arrest men who are hiding weapons and drugs in their home; a women is arrested for drug possession.
S1, EP18 "Holding Down the Block"
Police arrest a man for prostitution and narcotics; a man is suspected of domestic violence; a man walking down a street with a shotgun is arrested.
S1, EP17 "Identity Crisis"
A suspect flees a traffic stop; police respond to a domestic disturbance call; officers use force to stop a vehicle.
