Cops — Season 38
11 Episodes · Premiered August 7, 2026 · Ended September 4, 2026
Episodes
Bank robbers get caught with guns and masks after a PIT ends a pursuit. A man claims he bought a stolen motorcycle for $800. The Air Unit tracks a stolen car while FHP sets up a TVI.
A suspect sets a door ablaze and attacks with deer antlers. A woman in a stolen car says her grandpa/husband paid for it. Viral video: burglar meets screams and a shotgun.
Foot pursuit of a teen, 16, yields a BB gun & burglary tools. Traffic stop reveals a gun in a hidden compartment. A machine gun is found in a backpack.
Two men tussling over a woman give wildly different stories on why they fought. Feuding brothers can't get along when they both move in with Mom. A frustrated landlord tries to kick out his roommate.
A known drug offender pedals away to keep his meth and gets tackled. A young father-to-be on probation is caught with a firearm. A woman in the midst of a move is caught with crack cocaine.
A doorbell video leads to a shooting suspect. When a teen claims to be the victim of a drive-by shooting, his story doesn't add up. A woman's story of how she was shot doesn't match her injuries.
Two men tussling over a woman give wildly different stories on why they fought. Feuding brothers can't get along when they both move in with Mom. A frustrated landlord tries to kick out his roommate.
A known drug offender pedals away to keep his meth and gets tackled. A young father-to-be on probation is caught with a firearm. A woman in the midst of a move is caught with crack cocaine.
A doorbell video points to a shooter. A teen's drive-by shooting claim doesn't add up. A woman's story and injuries clash.
A man with a history of hit-and-runs is suspected of doing it again. A man uses his truck to hit his best friend during an argument. A hit-and-run driver flees on foot in Peoria, Arizona.
A person tries to run away from the police in a car. They take a wrong turn and end up trapped at a dead end. Officers catch a man with methamphetamine. He tries to blame an unlocked car door for the drugs. Police search the area and find meth along with a strange, creatively decorated homemade meth kit.