On Patrol: Live

A man with butter in his pocket in Richland County, SC, shoplifting in Nye County, NV.

A friendly dog in Berkeley County, SC, stray dogs in Beech Grove, IN, a slightly more hostile dog.

An officer's question gets a fun response from a driver, looking for a suspect in Nye County, NV,

An officer in Richland County, S.C., lives up to his reputation for being able to find drugs.

A Volusia County, FL K-9 is put to work. In Berkeley County, SC an officer helps a homeless man.

In Bernalillo County, NM an armed robbery turns into a standoff.

A car chase ends with guns drawn in Beech Grove, Ind.; a woman with an outstanding warrant.

In Nye County, NV officers separate a couple. In Berkeley County, SC a 911 hang-up turns dramatic.

In Beech Grove, Ind., officers calmly talk to a man who explains alien invasions.

In Berkeley County, S.C., a routine traffic stop turns into a rescue operation.

A pursuit in Berkeley County, S.C. ends in a corn maze; a man drives a stolen vehicle.

A large party at a closed park; a suspect tries to elude the deputies.

In Marion County, Fla., a man fails in his attempts to evade capture.

In Richland County, S.C., a deputy chases a vehicle that did not pull over.

Women are caught shoplifting; a foot pursuit ends with officers setting up a perimeter.

In Marion County, Fla., officers help a man who is in the water and in distress.

A Paterson, N.J., traffic stop turns dangerous; New Mexico deputies stop shoplifters.

A dirt bike chase in Richland County, S.C.; a dog and its owner are reunited in Indiana.

Officers stop a vehicle with stolen license plates; an officer stops a fight between two brothers.

While officers attempt to serve a warrant, a suspect flees, leading to a pursuit.

Officers in Richland County, S.C., respond to a serious car accident.

In Paterson, N.J., officers investigate a shooting scene, sifting through bullet shells.

Officers in Toledo, Ohio, are called to a shooting at a high school football game.

Officers and K9s in Marion County, Fla., attempt to serve a warrant to a man.

Officers pursue a vehicle after they witness its involvement in a hit and run.