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Richland County patrol footage anchors On Patrol: Live's week

Four uploads pair county-focused pursuits with talkative suspects and a myth-busting session featuring Tom Rizzo and Sean "Sticks" Larkin.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

9 Wild Police Moments From Richland County Caught On Camera

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0:25Shannon Tolman joins a vehicle pursuit that develops into a search on foot after a crash.
3:36Garo Brown attempts to stop a speeding blue Chevrolet Camaro, which drives away.
7:15Slone Simpson prepares spike strips farther along the Camaro's route.
9:30Dan Abrams recaps the Camaro pursuit and explains investigators' next steps.
13:06Kenny Fitzsimmons follows a Honda traveling erratically; the pursuit reaches its outcome at 15:55.

On Patrol: Live drew about a million views across the week, placing it among the more-watched channels in its nearby group of television and game-show channels. CBS Soaps and Game Show Network attracted similar weekly audiences, while MTV's The Challenge had a quieter week.

The biggest of the four new uploads was "9 Wild Police Moments From Richland County Caught On Camera," approaching 100,000 views. This is footage drawn from the REELZ documentary series, with bodycams and dashcams carrying the action and Dan Abrams providing studio recaps.

One sequence follows K-9 Specialist Garo Brown attempting to stop a blue Chevrolet Camaro. Farther along the route, Master Deputy Slone Simpson prepares spike strips; Abrams later explains that investigators have obtained the license plate and are working to identify the driver. The compilation also follows Master Deputy Shannon Tolman joining a vehicle pursuit that becomes a search on foot after a crash.

"When Suspects Say WAY Too Much to Police" opened more strongly on its first day and is now attracting more daily views than the Richland County collection. Its encounters span several departments, including Beech Grove, Indian River County and Berkeley County. The shorter uploads offered a purse-search teaser and "Cop Myth Busters," with Tom Rizzo and Sean "Sticks" Larkin addressing common police myths.

Subscribers increased modestly, although the channel's current daily viewing is below its usual level. Older footage remains important: "8 Unpredictable Police Encounters in Baton Rouge," posted two weeks ago, is attracting the most daily views of any video on the channel.

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