An officer lets the drunken son of a small-town mayor go free in an ethical lapse.

Left alone in a cruiser, an arrested subject is able to manipulate his way out of handcuffs and escape through a window of the vehicle.

A state trooper pays more attention to a front-seat passenger than back-seat passenger, nearly costing him his life.

A police officer is dragged after reaching in and attempting to take ignition keys from a motorist he has stopped.

A metropolitan officer speeding through a residential area loses control of his vehicle crashing into a home.

After two robbers bolt separate ways, a lone officer quickly learns the dangers of going after one without backup.

A front-seat passenger shoots a patrolman; dangers can come from anyone in a vehicle.

The precious seconds involved in a lethal confrontation are highlighted as an officer is forced to shoot, kill a knife wielder.

An officer responding to a theft complaint ends up in a violent groundfight at a Subway restaurant. Are you ready for anything at all times?

A doctor stopped for drunk driving spits blood on an officer after the physician has beaten his head bloody in the cruiser. What would your response be?