Senior Officer Ryan Mann is dispatched to a citizen who wants to repossess a car. After reviewing the contract written on cardboard, Officer Mann determines that it is a valid contract and the process of repossession can begin. However, the owner of the vehicle refuses to allow the repossession to take place. Officer Mann explains that after keeping the car for six months and not making one payment, the gentleman has the right to repossess the vehicle.

Senior Officer Ryan Mann is dispatched to a call of a truck that was weaving in and out of traffic and is now parked in a bowling alley parking lot. Officer Mann locates the truck, which takes off as he tries to approach the driver. Officer Mann initiates a pursuit and follows him for a few miles. The truck never tries to speed away but swerves up and down curbs and blows up a mailbox. He finally travels down a dead end street and stops. Officers remove the driver from the vehicle and take him into custody. It is discovered that the driver had been smoking marijuana and drinking and was going to use his free pass to bowl a few frames at a local bowling alley.

Officers Coughennower and Weispfenning are dispatched to an intoxicated subject fleeing from a bar with her child in a stroller. The woman is found a short ways away arguing with good samaritans trying to protect the child.  The woman is arrested for public intoxication and child endangerment.  The woman’s daughter is released to the custody of her great grandmother, and she is transported to jail.  The bartender is interviewed, and explains the woman came in to fill out an application for a job.  The woman then got drunk and fought with other patrons in the bar which started the ordeal and prompted calls to police.