UPCOMING EPISODES

The entire Sheriff’s Department participate in active school shooter training. Multiple scenarios play out in active school shooter training. Deputy Scholtz sees through a string of lies after approaching a drug addict walking the streets at night. Deputies Scholtz and Harris speak with a known transient after he verbally assaults a couple of pedestrians.

We follow Deputy Bryan Payne as he goes on calls involving robbery, vehicles with expired registration and dealing with a community with quite a lot of colorful personalities.

This segment is a close-up, narrated by the team leader of the Western El Dorado Narcotics Enforcement Team [WENET], concerning the marijuana problem in our county, from medicinal usage to cartel owned grows that are strategically placed throughout the county. The viewer is shown countless images of the destruction of our public land by illegal commercial Mexican cartel grows, including the illegal grower’s use of pesticides that are poisoning the most pristine lake in the world, Lake Tahoe, and the American River waterway system.

We follow Deputy Bryan Payne, up close and personal, on his night shift, as he goes about a typical day for a Deputy in El Dorado County. This show highlights the many skills required to cover such a large area of the county and the ease at which Deputy Payne executes discernment in dealing with each issue that comes up.

This show highlights under the influence teens driving erratically not wearing seatbelts and in one call 2 teens are killed and three others are critically injured.

A landlord deals with squatters that use their welfare money to buy drugs and alcohol instead of paying rent. Another scene has squabbling business neighbors wanting to get restraining orders on each other.

This show highlights, up close and personal, a typical night shift routine with Deputy Roman Fontana. The first call he receives is for an overturned vehicle only to find the driver, injured but responsive. Then the Deputy finds a driver during a traffic stop whom is wanted on a no bail felony warrant. Finally he responds to a report of an occupied vehicle with the driver sleeping at a gas station.

Deputy Ryan Carpenter responds to a complaint of a pump in one of the streams on his property. Deputy Carpenter investigates and follows the pump and hose to discover an illegal marijuana grow and a large stash of processed marijuana in the mobile home of two occupants. Both are arrested. Deputy Bradley responds to a call about a loud and violent neighbor who is screaming and highly intoxicated.

Deputy Bryan Payne comes across a very drunk young man and exposes the jumbled and dysfunctional mind of a habitual alcoholic. Deputy Payne handles a drunk young man with both the compassion and humor that makes him such an excellent Deputy.

The Western El Dorado Narcotics Enforcement Team (WENET), serves a search warrant on a known drug house after an undercover police officer makes a buy. Upon searching the house 5 pounds of methamphetamine was found and 5 dealers were taken into custody. Another search warrant is served on another house yielding 2.2 pounds of methamphetamine and 3 dealers in custody.

Our cameras follow Deputy Russ Adams as he responds to a call for help in an outlying area of the county and comes across a large illegal marijuana indoor and outdoor grow. Their medical marijuana prescription is forged. Deputy Adams responds to a report of several petty thefts in a neighborhood.

The Sheriff’s Department works along with the fire department to evacuate a community under threat of one of the largest forest fire ever in California.

Deputy Roman Fontana makes a traffic stop for a bad rear light that ends up taking down the central figure in a major ID theft ring with 3 no-bail felony warrants, a gram of Methamphetamine in a body cavity, and pulls hundreds of checks, social security cards and credit cards, plus duplicating equipment out of the trunk of the vehicle.

The entire show highlights a SWAT mission, from briefing to execution, searching for a man wanted for assault with a deadly weapon. He is known to carry a “Dirty Harry” style handgun and is labeled extremely dangerous and a threat to law enforcement.

Deputies clear several illegally camped and hostile transient camp residents. Special Enforcement Detail Deputy Turnbull displays the character and humor when he describes a mental gymnastics game to keep him sharp on patrol.

From briefing to takedown, join the Special Enforcement Detail [SED] as they prepare to go after a person with a felony warrant for theft and drug possession. This man is known to be dangerous to law enforcement. His house is known to be under the suspect’s surveillance via an in-house camera system. Deputy Miller responds to a party disturbance in a field and finds a bunch of minors partying in the woods with alcohol and drugs.