UPCOMING EPISODES

This show is the story of 3 different deputies responding to a heroin possession call and an overdose call with the same subject, months apart. In the last segment the heroin abuser talks to us on camera about what life on heroin really is about.

Deputy Roberts pulls over a vehicle that originally was parked by a known drug house and when the occupants saw his patrol car turning around, they took off. After waiting an hour, he came back and they were there again. One had a warrant and was arrested. Then Roberts follows two probationers into the known drug house and everything becomes quite clear. Deputy Katz responds to a call from a water company worker who was contacting people in the neighborhood about a water issue and when he knocked at this particular door, the woman was extremely inebriated and fell down.

Deputy Sorey responds to a vehicle fire on Highway 50. Deputy Sorey investigates a suspicious person in the area and despite his protests, he has a warrant and is arrested. Deputy Stockeland responds to a store owner who claims a local citizen is stealing things routinely from his store, and he can prove it. The suspect’s car license plate was recorded on surveillance tape. The Deputy goes to visit him and advise him not to go to store ever again. Deputy Taroli goes to help out at Lake Tahoe’s annual “SNOWGLOBE MUSIC FESTIVAL” where over 15,000 people a day show up to party and listen to music. Deputy Katz is pursuing a young woman with a substance problem who escaped custody while being treated at a hospital and they are trying to get her back into custody. Her father turns her in, hoping she can go back to jail and get some rehab help.

Deputy Roberts responds to an auto accident with a travel trailer and arrives on the scene to find out the driver had run off, possibly trying to avoid the fact that he was over the limit on alcohol. Deputy Roberts, while patrolling a motel that is known for high drug activity, noticed a vehicle belonging to a rather well known drug trafficker in the area. He and other Deputies begin a surveillance of the motel room and then decide to surprise the drug dealers. Deputy Fontana responds to a request for assistance from another Deputy who is trying to handle a fight at a gas station between two men.

Deputy Morton responds to a 911 call of two people inside a closed business, possibly trying to steal equipment inside the business. Deputy Gray and Deputy Cortez respond to a 911 Domestic Violence call from a man claiming that his girlfriend choked him and threw away his favorite pot pipe.

Deputy O’Camb follows a simple stop of a bicycle without lights to a stolen 27 foot trailer and its parolee occupants and a rattlesnake. Deputy Roberts investigates a call of a fight with 10 to 13 people in the parking lot of a motel.

Deputy Shelton responds to a domestic violence call and finds an angry, non-compliant male who takes issue with any question asked by the Deputy. He refuses to identify himself and launches into a narrative on his bill of rights, as he interprets them. This surely shows the degree of patience and effort the Deputy’s exhibit to de-escalate what could have potentially been quite a tussle. Deputy Ishmael and Deputy Bare investigate a complaint of a dog being shot on a person’s property. The dog was rushed to the vet by her husband and her son and the Deputies attempt to follow the blood trail, to determine who shot the dog. At the end of the trail, they come upon a man with a handgun. Deputy Roberts, while patrolling known drug houses, noticed a red truck with two occupants, one of which was passed out in the front seat with a hypodermic needle still sticking in his arm.

This show is the story of 3 different deputies responding to a heroin possession call and an overdose call with the same subject, months apart. In the last segment the heroin abuser talks to us on camera about what life on heroin really is about.

Deputy Roberts pulls over a vehicle that originally was parked by a known drug house and when the occupants saw his patrol car turning around, they took off. After waiting an hour, he came back and they were there again. One had a warrant and was arrested. Then Roberts follows two probationers into the known drug house and everything becomes quite clear. Deputy Katz responds to a call from a water company worker who was contacting people in the neighborhood about a water issue and when he knocked at this particular door, the woman was extremely inebriated and fell down.

Deputy Sorey responds to a vehicle fire on Highway 50. Deputy Sorey investigates a suspicious person in the area and despite his protests, he has a warrant and is arrested. Deputy Stockeland responds to a store owner who claims a local citizen is stealing things routinely from his store, and he can prove it. The suspect’s car license plate was recorded on surveillance tape. The Deputy goes to visit him and advise him not to go to store ever again. Deputy Taroli goes to help out at Lake Tahoe’s annual “SNOWGLOBE MUSIC FESTIVAL” where over 15,000 people a day show up to party and listen to music. Deputy Katz is pursuing a young woman with a substance problem who escaped custody while being treated at a hospital and they are trying to get her back into custody. Her father turns her in, hoping she can go back to jail and get some rehab help.

Deputy Roberts responds to an auto accident with a travel trailer and arrives on the scene to find out the driver had run off, possibly trying to avoid the fact that he was over the limit on alcohol. Deputy Roberts, while patrolling a motel that is known for high drug activity, noticed a vehicle belonging to a rather well known drug trafficker in the area. He and other Deputies begin a surveillance of the motel room and then decide to surprise the drug dealers. Deputy Fontana responds to a request for assistance from another Deputy who is trying to handle a fight at a gas station between two men.

Deputy Morton responds to a 911 call of two people inside a closed business, possibly trying to steal equipment inside the business. Deputy Gray and Deputy Cortez respond to a 911 Domestic Violence call from a man claiming that his girlfriend choked him and threw away his favorite pot pipe.

Deputy O’Camb follows a simple stop of a bicycle without lights to a stolen 27 foot trailer and its parolee occupants and a rattlesnake. Deputy Roberts investigates a call of a fight with 10 to 13 people in the parking lot of a motel.

Deputy Shelton responds to a domestic violence call and finds an angry, non-compliant male who takes issue with any question asked by the Deputy. He refuses to identify himself and launches into a narrative on his bill of rights, as he interprets them. This surely shows the degree of patience and effort the Deputy’s exhibit to de-escalate what could have potentially been quite a tussle. Deputy Ishmael and Deputy Bare investigate a complaint of a dog being shot on a person’s property. The dog was rushed to the vet by her husband and her son and the Deputies attempt to follow the blood trail, to determine who shot the dog. At the end of the trail, they come upon a man with a handgun. Deputy Roberts, while patrolling known drug houses, noticed a red truck with two occupants, one of which was passed out in the front seat with a hypodermic needle still sticking in his arm.

Deputy Taroli, while attempting to pull over a vehicle with no front license plate and an expired registration, observes the call pull over sharply and the driver bails into the woods. The driver, who ran off, had a warrant and left his 1 ½ year old infant in the back seat. Deputy Morton responds to a call from a store owner that there at two kids throwing up and intoxicated at his store. Deputies were called by a probation officer to inform them that a violent child predator was released from prison. When they found him his was on Craig’s List, looking for a child babysitter, despite the fact he has no children.

Deputy Miller is responding to a call to assist the CHP with a hit and run accident. Deputy Taroli is responding to a 911 call that came in claiming they hear a husband and wife fighting while being broadcast on a two way radio. Deputies respond to a report from a mother that her vehicle was taken, without permission, by her daughter. The mother reports her daughter does meth all the time in her room, in front of the baby.

Deputy Turnbull and Deputy Lopez are flagged down by a woman for a domestic violence dispute, taking place on the street. Her boyfriend, despite denials, has a pocket full of needles-a major threat to anyone to get infected. Deputy Shelton responds to a reporting party who claims there are people on his property who he believes are going to harm him and he has armed himself with a shotgun for self-defense.

Deputy Coburn stops and questions a half-dressed man in a motel parking lot with clothes and baggage lying on the floor, in a car with an expired registration and virtually everywhere. Once determined that this person was on searchable probation for a prior felony, Deputy Coburn does a search and finds drugs, processing equipment for Hashish and pepper spray, which is a violation of his probation. After arresting the ex-felon and while transporting the probation violator in another Deputy’s vehicle, Deputy Coburn gets a radio call that a green vehicle just pulled into the same motel parking lot, also with an expired registration and three occupants. He commences to do a search on their vehicle and finds heroin, a gun, Methamphetamine and various drug paraphernalia as well and ends up arresting three more people. Deputy Shelton responds to a call from a lady who allowed a homeless person she found sleeping on her doorstep to stay in her apartment. Sometimes no good deed goes unpunished and the homeless lady trashes her house while she's away.

Deputy Gray comes across 2 people sleeping in a car in a high school parking lot when school is closed. The Deputy learns the male is on searchable probation and begins to search the car. The female admits to having Methamphetamine in the car. Deputy Sherry on Lake Tahoe Boat Patrol comes across two women exhausted and floundering on the lake as they fell out of their kayaks and…they had no life vests on. If the Sheriff was not on patrol close by, it is probable that these two tourists could have drowned in the cold Lake Tahoe water. Deputy Stockeland goes to assist another Deputy who has three Hispanic adults who are allegedly drunk in public and who have been harassing 15 year old girls.

Deputy Taroli is on the lookout for a probationer who has a warrant for his arrest and who he has reason to believe is not following the rules of his probation. When approaching the target’s home, he takes off and foot-bails and the chase is on. Deputy Miller approaches a car with two occupants sleeping behind a CVS store. He claims he was altruistically just helping a girl in need. More likely, they were preparing to have sexual relations. Deputy Prostler on Lake Tahoe Boat Patrol looks to stop teens from jumping 30 feet off a bridge which has hidden rocks just below the surface. Many tourists have been seriously injured in making such a jump from this particular bridge.

Deputy Brown and the Sheriff’s Lake Tahoe boat patrol respond to reports of a possible boater under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Deputy Braafladt encounters a suspicious vehicle parked in an apartment complex where several burglaries have been reported. The occupant was on searchable probation and his car was searched. They discover open containers and drugs and an individual who asserts his rights to do drugs. Deputy O’Camb encounters two people who are jumping in recycling containers to steal the recycling material and resubmit it for money.

K-9 Deputy Hamon responds to assist other Deputies on a report of domestic violence where the male has hit the female over the head and when the first Deputy responded to the 911 call, the assailant foot bailed and is at large. With great expertise Deputy Hamon and his K-9 partner capture the runaway and he was arrested. Deputy Harris responds to assist fellow Deputies on a burglary in progress call. They capture the alleged perpetrator who is highly agitated, combative. He was caught siphoning gas from rental vehicles. He blames the world for his situation but takes no responsibility for his own contribution. Deputy Stockeland responds to a report of a man who is obviously impaired, stumbling along a main road in town. Upon investigation the individual is on probation and when searched, has open needles with heroin in his pocket, which almost stick the Deputy.