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This episode features a chase in South Carolina, a deadly showdown in Argentina and a jewelry store robbery.

This episode features a high-speed chase, a man who walks on a highway and a hostage situation in Illinois.

A car chase in Texas, extreme vandalism in Florida, a riot in California and political violence in Russia.

A car chase in Montana, a speeding violation in Arkansas and a fleeing motorcycle in South Carolina.

This episode features high-speed car chases in Texas, a riot in Tahiti and a robbery in a ShopRite.

A customer causes chaos with a fire extinguisher after allegedly skipping the bill at an airport in Atlanta.

A woman confronts a nail technician over an alleged lazy manicure.

In Philadelphia, police assistance is needed when an angry man demands to have a boot removed; and a brother and sister try to get their car from the impound lot.

A man is outraged when his car gets the boot, and he tries to remove the device; a ticket writer confronts a man whose vehicle is blocking a bus zone; and a father and son try to retrieve their impounded car.

A man is outraged when his car gets the boot, and he tries to remove the device; a ticket writer confronts a man whose vehicle is blocking a bus zone; and a father and son try to retrieve their impounded car.

In Philadelphia, a ticket writer is promoted to supervisor and is called to calm tempers on South Street and help a rookie.

In Detroit, a hit-and-run shakes up a boot-duty duo, and a worker has difficulty enforcing a parking ordinance on July 4. In Philadelphia, a young man tries to retrieve his impounded car that was taken when the man's father was caught speeding in the vehicle without a license.

A Detroit worker has a confrontation with an angry man who parked commercial equipment on the street. In Philadelphia, a worker giving tickets is insulted by a group of young men; and a fast-food manager tries to retrieve his impounded car.

In Philly, Garfield tests his Irish luck trying to boot two cars on the same block, until one citizen gets physical. Can Detroit ticketer Robert, know as "Mr. Perfection" for lack of voided tickets, keep his record when challenged by irate citizens? A 70 year-old man's patience is tested as he tries to get his car out of the Philly impound lot.

In Philadelphia, police assistance is needed when an angry man demands to have a boot removed; and a brother and sister try to get their car from the impound lot.

In Philadelphia: A man whose car gets the boot becomes irate; and a man comes to help his son get his car from the impound lot. In Detroit: A worker gets into a shouting match while ticketing handicapped-parking violators.

A ticketer grows frustrated with a citizen who offers a list of excuses; an angry woman tries to dispute her ticket; and two brothers try to cut a boot from their car.

A blizzard in Philadelphia creates parking nightmares and fuels tempers, especially at the impound lot; and the freezing temperatures cause problems with vehicle boots.

In Philadelphia, a woman refuses to get out of her booted vehicle that's supposed to be towed away. In Detroit, a Baptist convention causes parking problems; and a young woman attempts to retrieve her boyfriend's car from the impound lot.

In Detroit, a man unleashes expletives when his car gets the boot. In Philadelphia, a man tries to prevent a worker from ticketing his neighbor's car; and a worker wrongfully gives a ticket.

In the fourth-season opener, a wife in Philadelphia goes into a rage when her husband has a hard time retrieving his impounded car; a ticket-writer faces a shouting woman in Detroit; and workers on a booting run face a woman who won't stop crying.

An angry man with a gun confronts a booter in Detroit; and a man tries to retrieve his car at the Philadelphia impound lot; and, also in Philadelphia, a beautiful ticket writer gets a lot of attention.

A man tries to stop booters from getting to his car; and a veteran ticket writer endures profanities from angry women.

Philadelphia booters are confronted by an angry man at night; a Detroit ticket-writer is threatened; and a woman tries to fight a $1000 ticket.

In Philadelphia, a rookie ticket-writer faces an irate citizen; tow-truck drivers confront party revelers; and a couple from out of town try to retrieve a car.

In Detroit, workers call for police backup; and, in Philadelphia, a ticketer has a standoff over a broken meter; and an angry father and son cause a scene at the impound lot.

A citizen is verbally abusive to a ticketer in Detroit; and a man alters his expired registration to retrieve his car from the Philadelphia impound lot.

An angry mother and daughter confront a booter in Detroit; and an irate Philadelphia citizen says he got a ticket while trying to help his physically disabled son.

In Philadelphia, a ticketer has a confrontation with pizza-shop employees, who think they're above the law; an exotic dancer asks two ex-lovers to help her retrieve her car from the impound lot. In Detroit, booters have an angry encounter.

Ticketing turns dangerous in a neighborhood of boisterous residents; a man tries to retrieve his impounded car; a booter has to calm angry citizens.

A man tries to stop booters from getting to his car; and a veteran ticket writer endures profanities from angry women.

A citizen debates a ticketer over a ticket for blocking an alley; and a man tries to retrieve his impounded car.

Men become angry over tickets given in front of a mosque in Detroit; and a woman is upset over a boot given because of her deceased husband's tickets.

In the fifth-season opener, a ticketer is stalked by an angry citizen, and a former couple reunite at the impound lot in Philadelphia; and, in Detroit, a woman is irate when she gets the boot while on a job interview.