Cops

- Season 14

(2001)

In Palm Beach, Fla., a deputy becomes suspicious when a jittery passenger in a stopped car refuses to present her ID.

Atlanta officers team up with "America's Most Wanted" to track down suspected killer Gregory Rhodes.

A female suspect wields a tire iron during a heated argument; officers respond to a 911 hang-up call; a suspicious vehicle.

A suspect attempts to cash a fraudulent check; officers pursue a male suspect fleeing on foot.

A high-speed chase through residential streets; a domestic dispute; a suspicious vehicle driving with no headlights.

A suspect tries to flee after being ordered to drop his rifle; officers break up a fight between brothers.

Officers detect a strange odor emanating from a vehicle; police assist an undercover unit in an investigation.

An officer responds to a report of a violent man in a park; officers are called to a suspicious vehicle in a parking lot.

When a bondsman is unable to take a suspect into custody, he is forced to use a sledgehammer to enter the suspect's residence. Officers Joe Springop and Patrick Boucard of the Wichita Police Department assist. Also featured is a nervous teenage suspect who attempts to eat a bag of marijuana before FTO Stephen Fernez of the Bravard County Sheriff's Office catches it.

A stolen vehicle crashes into a house; a motel fire could be the work of an arsonist; a motorcyclist flees on foot.

In West Palm Beach, Fla., officers pursue a driver who loses control of his vehicle and crashes; a battered woman calls 911.

Officer Tommy Nikkel of the Wichita Police Department in Kansas, responds to an assault call in which the victim claims that she was assaulted by two males.

A man is held at knife point; a traffic stop involves a vehicle possibly used in a robbery.

An undercover narcotics agent poses as a buyer; a man allegedly threatens the mother of his child with a knife.

Suspects abandon a car and flee into a residential area; a driver admits to drinking; attempted burglary.

Robbery report at a motel in Chattanooga, Tenn.; drug suspect pulled over in Fort Worth. Tex.; 5-year-old boy disappears in Des Moines, Iowa.

Todays theme is America's Most Wanted Crossover.

When officers in Portland, OR, conduct surveillance and detect drug activity, the suspect attempts to swallow evidence. A deputy from Martin County, FL, performs a traffic stop and discovers evidence linking the passenger to a recent crime in the area. In Las Vegas, officers respond to a "shots-fired" call.

When Officer Brian Jones of the Boise, ID, Police Department responds to a battery call at a local park, he finds an unconscious suspect who has been badly beaten. The victim is taken to a local hospital and a suspect with a bloody shirt and a swollen hand is arrested. Also featured is Officer Drew Parrish of the Las Vegas, NV, Police Department, who joins fellow officers in a domestic violence call.

Police stop a drug suspect at gunpoint in Fort Worth, Texas; domestic dispute checked out in Des Moines, Iowa.

Police pursue a stolen vehicle; an intoxicated male vandalizes a mailbox; a driver ignores instructions to pull over.

Police respond to burglary at a warehouse; witnesses say an older man threatened a family with a knife; a vehicle contains a gun, drugs and a suicide note.

A driver with a suspended license and a few drinks under his belt is stopped in Hillsborough County, Fla.; robbery victim interviewed in Fort Worth, Texas; armed suspect sought in Tampa, Fla.

A driver honks repeatedly while holding a cross out the window; officers stop a suspect leaving a house known for drug activity; two drivers engage in an illegal drag race.

A report of a gunman is checked out by police in Tampa, Fla.; neighbor hoses noisy dogs in Fort Worth, Texas.

Police chase a suspicious man who was loitering in a parking lot; domestic dispute at a mobile-home park.

When a man is refused a car, he threatens to kill people at an auto-rental company; a driver throws something out a vehicle window that draws suspicion.

Wheel theft suspects sought in Tampa, Fla.; officer spots a suspicious vehicle in Fort Worth, Texas; liquor store incident probed in San Bernardino, Calif.

The owner of a suspicious vehicle has an extensive record; officers stop a vehicle connected to a robbery; deputies respond to a fight in progress.

Officers try to lure out a knife-wielding suspect hiding in bushes; vice unit targets people soliciting sex from prostitutes; stolen vehicle pursued.

A suspect flies into a rage in the back of a squad car; a suspect drives a car backward down a one-way street.

A woman says her husband hit her during an argument; officers spot a car being driven backward down a one-way street.

An evasive driver tells the police that he's the victim of a very bad girl. A pregnant lady makes some questionable choices. A robbery suspect finds some comfort in coming clean.

A lawbreaker's polite and respectful demeanor surprises deputies. Suspicious activity at a gas station leads one officer to rely on her instincts. An argument over dinner results in a call to the cops.

Todays theme is Extreme Cops.

An officer searches a suspect's vehicle, finding a soda can reputedly used to sniff paint; an officer questions a woman found sleeping in a vehicle parked near a convenience store.

At Mardi Gras, officers deal with pickpockets, assaults and weapons.

Officers deal with Mardi Gras celebrators indulging in public lewdness.