Episode
Cops: Coast to Coast #156
Overview
A simple broken taillight turns into a possession of drugs charge after a driver is stopped in San Diego. Then, a bloody brawl is broken up in Las Vegas by the police officers.
Details
- Series
- Cops
- Season
- Season 21
- Episode
- Episode 36
- Air date
- 2009-07-25
Episode context
Coast to Coast #156 is Episode 36 in Season 21 of Cops. It aired on 2009-07-25.
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Episode 30: Coast to Coast #152
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