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In Richland, officers capture suspected drugs tossed from a car window; in Montana, officers come across donuts but no coffee; in Nye County, a wanted man seems impressed with his own arrest.

In Florida, a man learns the hard way that paying for after-dark activities with a debit card is a bad investment; in Nye County, a fight over money ends in cuffs; in Tulsa, a night of drinking leaves one man confused.

In Pomona, officers chase down a fleeing cyclist; in Terre Haute, a traffic stop turns into a wild off-road pursuit; in Berkeley County, a vehicle search uncovers hidden goods; and in Lawrence, a passenger bolts from a routine traffic stop.

In Atlanta, a woman is found dead in a garbage can, and a young man is ambushed by neighborhood bullies.

In Tulsa, Okla., one man is killed and another is injured when a dispute over stolen cannabis plants turns deadly.

When a robbery ends in bloodshed, Detective Jeff Gatwood discovers the reach of a Tulsa gang extends beyond prison walls.

In Tulsa, two families devastated by domestic violence look to detectives to find justice for their loved ones.

When a man is shot on the side of the road, clues lead Detective Jason White to an ongoing crime spree, in his 100th case for Tulsa Homicide.

After an argument in his home, a man answers a knock at his front door and is suddenly shot and killed.

When a home invasion leaves a young father shot dead, Tulsa detectives race to find a suspect known only as "Porkchop"; a borrowed phone helps police track down the killer, but without a firm eyewitness, prosecutors depend on circumstantial evidence to link the defendant to the homicide.

After a pregnant mother goes missing in Virginia, the investigation turns cold until one of the lead suspects strikes again.

In rural Florida, a young and expectant mother was found face-down off a road, her skull fractured; the horrific site left detectives wondering who could commit such a heinous crime; the answer would be unexpected and shocking.

A parking lot drug deal turns into a shootout that claims the lives of two Atlanta men; an execution outside a Tulsa, Okla., motel escalates into a double murder when the killer spots a witness to the crime.

When a home invasion leaves a young father shot dead, Tulsa detectives race to find a suspect known only as "Porkchop"; a borrowed phone helps police track down the killer, but without a firm eyewitness, prosecutors depend on circumstantial evidence to link the defendant to the homicide.