Ride Along With Officers In Blue 🚨 🚓 | Cops TV Show

Join a day in the life of officers as they respond to various calls. From assistance calls to traffic stops and complaint calls, these officers are constantly on the move. They face dangerous situations involving guns and suspicious vehicles, conduct narcotics stings, and respond to domestic disturbances and unknown trouble calls. With their street patrol duties, they aim to protect and serve their community.

▪️ COPS Season 18
00:19 - Episode 5
19:12 -Episode 6
37:45 - Episode 7
56:29 - Episode 8

COPS has been documenting police work for over three decades. These episodes were filmed in 2005.
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COPS is a documentary television series and one of the longest-running programs in the US. The show provides a real-life glimpse into the tireless work of law enforcement. The show was created by John Langley and Malcolm Barbour and premiered on Saturday, March 11, 1989.
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[mishiaspring]

"I am all for you guys playing basketball instead of getting in trouble." that right there is the attitude all officers should have.

[RochellB]

The officer that played basketball with the kids was so sweet and you could tell those kids weren’t bad they literally just wanted to play basketball

[billcarr]

The officer that played basketball is the type officers we need more of, can tell he protects and serves

[suelindsey]

I’m an older woman and if there was a group of kids playing ball I’d be baking cookies, bringing drinks and popsicles in the summer😂😂😂 she needs to love life❤

[KnessGrness]

How miserable do you have to be to call the cops about kids being kids? Like the cop said they could be out stealing or making trouble but they're just trying to play some B-ball. I guess misery really does love company. Kudos to that officer for making sure they understood they were doing absolutely nothing wrong! They will remember that positive interaction for the rest of their lives probably.

[TruthHealsUs]

Shoutout to all the professional officers throughout this video. Especially, officer Curtis. You’re a hero, sir.

[AboveAverageNPC]

"Are those your real eye brows?" 😂 Right in the middle of a drug interrogation 🤣that killed me

[RochellB]

I screamed when he said “are those your real eye brows” 😂

[raearango-leon]

Officer Curtis... every video I’ve seen him in he is upstanding!!Courteous and compassionate. 👏🏼 Bravo to you, sir. I pray for your safety (and the other officers as well). You’re an AMAZING man and role model!

[kitkat]

Officer Curtis is spreading hope, love, and support out there.

[Lena]

Love, love that officer helping the guy with the broken heart.

[JaniceBattle-phlr]

Playing and talking with the neighborhood kids encourages respect and communication with the neighborhood. Great attitude, we need more of this.❤

[lorenrobertson]

I pray that young and disturbed young man sure gets the help and guidance he needs so badly. Some people just are lost in this confusing world and we fall through the cracks. God bless these young generations.

[Little_Red_Riding_Hoodlum]

The crack stop officer handled that so respectfully. No screaming, no pointing his weapon at the guy. Even knowing he was covered in the stuff and being evasive.

[terriannrose]

I loved how the last officer talked to the young guy with the broken heart he sincerely wanted to help him. The officer playing b-ball with the kids was great, the old lady needs to get a hobby There are great police officers out there and this video showed a few of them. We definitely can always use more good police and get rid of the power tripers.
Great video

[lovelife]

God bless our precious police officers that serve and protect us. I pray for your safety. Thank you

[pnutbutterwalrus]

The kids moved the goal where she wanted and still continued to complain. I remember watching this exact interaction years ago when it was first on the show and I have the same reaction as I do now. Those kids weren’t doing anything wrong and yeah she’s got rights but those end with her property line, she can’t dictate what happens on public property (the street where they were playing) or other people’s property (where the goal was and where it was moved to). Just a bitter old woman with nothing better to do than complain about kids enjoying life and playing some ball. Kudos to the officer he’s awesome for making sure the kids knew they did nothing wrong. We need more people that are beneficial to their communities like he is.

[wolfie]

Awesome to see a forensic anthropologist on the scene in one of these shows! Hope to be in their shoes one day! RIP the man found in the drainage pipe, and cudos to the officers and team working on the case.

[franklegerski]

That cop is so right. Kids playing basketball in the street are not using drugs or stealing from that mean little old lady! We played in the street, when we were that age. Someone hollered, "CAR!" we all ran to the sidewalk! If I was there, I'd be playing with them, and I'm 70 yeats old!

[rkelley]

I love the officer that took time to play basketball with the kids. It was funny when he said "come on chump."