First, when a fight breaks out in a cell, surveillance cameras tell the real story. Then, inmates show off their tattoos and officers wonder if a female brought in on DUI charges is really a woman. Plus, a jubilant Russian seems genuinely excited to be in an American jail. TV-14 V

First in Las Vegas, NV, Officer Peterson helps book an intoxicated male that is aggressive and loud. Then, in Fort Worth, Texas, Lt. William Olds deals with an inmate whose uniform is too tight and provocative. Plus, officers in Portland, OR must deal with two brothers brought in for booking. TV-14

In this episode, Sgt. William Lipski rushes to a holding cell where a fight has broken out among two prisoners. One prisoner is standing atop a bench while another male inmate stands in the middle of the cell bleeding profusely from the nose. Plus, go inside the Special Detention Unit were inmates are assigned to after a review board finds them guilty of crimes while inside the jail. TV-14 L

First go to Phoenix, an officer and a male named Rudolph get into a physical altercation at a medical screening station. Can the agitated man be brought under control? Then in Tampa, when several prisoners alert Correctional Deputies to a ‘crack pipe’ that is sitting on the wall, can digital surveillance footage of the area to determine who placed the paraphernalia and how is got in the facility? Finally in Portland, OR meet a sarcastic prisoner who seems to excel in disorderly conduct and a woman in her third trimester of pregnancy who is booked for prostitution.

In Paterson, NJ a ‘code red’ call comes out for a fight in the dorms and all available officers are called to the location. When the smoke has cleared, can officers work out who started the altercation? Then in Tamp, FL a boisterous female prisoner claims her mother is a ‘judge in New York’ before getting angrier and stripping. Can she be calmed and clothed? Finally go to Portand, OR where an intoxicated man is bleeding after slamming his head into a patrol car and another suspect’s booking photos tell a story of a young man that has been losing the battle with drugs over a period of many years.

First, deputies in Tampa, FL are forced to use a restraint chair to subdue a belligerent man. Then, a man brought in for a warrant threatens officers. And, a departing inmate vows to never return. TV-PG D, L

Go to Tampa, FL to see how officers deal with a difficult prisoner. Then in Cincinnati, OH a burglary suspect has the stolen items in his possession during booking and a pregnant woman is brought in for attempting to steal a sweatshirt. And in Austin, TX meet an agitated possibly intoxicated man ho makes his bad situation worse when he acts out in front of officers and the court. TV-14, L

First, in Tampa, FL, an inmate is unwilling to cooperate because he doesn't think having an open container should be considered a serious crime – will get so agitated he will try to hang himself? Then, see a female prisoner get booked after she causes a disturbance at a local bar. Will the intoxicated woman refuse a breath test? Then in Portland, OR, a woman who is arrested for assaulting her husband with a videogame during an argument over money for meth, says she has mental health issues and is 'self medicating' with the drugs. And a man with severe injuries to his face and forehead says he was so high on cocaine and acid he does not recall how he got his injuries. Back in Tampa, watch as officers must deal with even more acting out and erratic behavior. TV-14 L

In Austin, TX two intoxicated men in the same cell spell trouble when they decide to spar. Then a young man is brought in for public intoxication. Will he suffer the same kind of scrap when he shares a cell? Then in Draper, UT Officer Sonjia Cardwell talks to several women in the prison and discusses the relationships and the communication methods employed in the prison, including a technique known as “fishing”. Finally in Tampa, FL, when a hungry inmate makes a fuss, the man’s common law wife who was also arrested won’t obey officers who tell her to stay away from her husband’s holding cell. Will the irate man calm down once he gets his wife, some milk and some sandwiches?

First in Las Vegas, a female prisoner arrested on a warrant for burglary after a traffic stop needs to be strip searched after she tells officers she has contraband in her most intimate parts. Then, an intoxicated prisoner needs serious medical attention and another man who resists officers is quickly controlled. Then in Fort Myers, FL a homeless man that has been incarcerated numerous times cracks jokes and dances for the deputies and other prisoners. Since the man has cancer, does he have it better in jail than on the streets? And a man who comes in on his second DUI in a short period seems to be a happy drunk – but can he get bailed out this time? Finally in Portland, OR a man is brought in for gambling in a bus station is arrested for trespassing and violating a drug free zone. And can officers control an agitated man who is most likely high on meth?

First in Austin, an officer books a female named Rachel that has been brought in for public intoxication. Then in Tampa, when a fight breaks out between two women in the shower room, officers have to act fast. Plus, in Modesto, meet a difficult man named John who has been coming in and out of the facility for 20 years and hear about his case from an officer who believes the man needs hospitalization, not jail. TV-14 L