Deputies respond to an extreme intoxication and trespassing call. As things escalate, they call an ambulance to ensure everyone is healthy, even the man yelling obscenities at them.

Sheriff Doug Schuster dives into policing in Mohave County and gives Sheriff Lamb an insight into policing lakes. They then head out onto Lake Havasu for a first-hand look.

Sheriff Sharon Wehrly talks with Sheriff Lamb about the history of policing in Nye County and all the great things she has accomplished there.

A reckless, intoxicated driver finds himself on the wrong side of some vigilante justice when a group of civilians attacks him after he crashes his vehicle. Deputies are left to pick up the pieces and tend to the wounded man.

Deputies are responding to a call stating that a suspect kicked down a door and entered the home with a gun attempting to recover their stolen property.

Being a waterway deputy is a lot different than just plain patrol. You get to see people in a different state. When you are a police officer, you generally see people in distress. We have to do hard things, but we also see people as they enjoy themselves.

A suspicious bike rider at night seems to be trying to avoid Deputy Lewis. Deputy Lewis uses a little discretion and verbal judo to find the best outcome for the stop.

A jet ski crash leads to one person in shock and one person lost. The deputy's main goal now is to make sure everyone is safe and gets back to where they need to go.

Emergency call for a potential drowning. The Sheriffs jump into action and begin attempting to locate this man. Life-threatening situations are a regular part of policing on the lake.

A 911 call about an accident between an ATV and a dog brings Deputies to the edge of Mohave, AZ. When the man is gone, and the ATV is abandoned there, officers have to search to find this man and see if he is injured.

One of the most challenging days of training for new recruits. They have to step up to the challenge and learn how amazingly effective the tools they are given are. See Trainee Ford step up and experience the taser for the first time.

From training with gas masks to training at night, these officers must be at the top of their game. See what goes into just one part of their weapons training.

A day in the life of a waterway deputy is a lot more than you expect it to be. From getting ready on land to patrolling the lake, see what it takes to be a waterway deputy.

A baby turkey is abandoned by its parents. Luckily, Captain Boruchowitz is a farmer stuck in a city.

From Maryland to Nevada to Arizona. See the real life of deputies from starting out to heartbreaking endings.

Sheriff Mike Lewis and Sheriff Mark Lamb talk about policing in Maryland.

From speeding stops to herding cattle. It's just another case of deputies dealing with the darnedest things.

Trespassing, assaults, and full-on pursuits. Deputies' days are constantly changing, and they must be ready for anything.

It is not the first time the deputies have been called out for this address, probably not the last. When living with a friend goes wrong, it can go very wrong.

A game of cat and mouse pursuing a vehicle through Navajo County. This driver finds that the Deputies aren't so easy to lose.

Recruits put themselves through all sorts of pain to prepare to be deputies. See how this class is pushed to its limit under Training Instructor Terrence McCarthy. It may be hard, but it is all to prepare them for the job's difficulties.

Deputies find themselves sorting out he said, she said centered around a dog and car….at a campsite. It is what it is on the job.

Sheriff David Clouse takes Sheriff Lamb through being the Sheriff in Navajo County. From the history they are built on to being a Sheriff today, hear it all straight from Sheriff David Clouse.

Medical can't respond to calls until the Deputies can ensure everything is safe. Drugs make people do crazy things.