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An On Patrol: Live recap, including NYC studio host Dan Abrams’ puns, analysis, and banter (usually) with co-anchor Curtis Wilson (a Richland County, S.C., deputy sheriff), along with the often-snarky or playful social media reaction, follows.
A recap of the March 16, 2024, On Patrol: Live episode (OPL #02-60) appears below.
[NOTE: Click here for the OPL #02-59, March 15, 2024, recap.]
An On Patrol: Live recap, including NYC studio host Dan Abrams’ puns, analysis, and banter with co-anchor Curtis Wilson (Richland County, S.C., deputy sheriff), along with the often-snarky or playful social media reaction, follows.
A recap of the March 9, 2024, On Patrol: Live episode (OPL #02-58) appears below.
[NOTE: Click here for the OPL #02-57, March 8, 2024, recap.]
An On Patrol: Live recap, including NYC studio host Dan Abrams’ puns, analysis, and banter with co-anchor Curtis Wilson (Richland County, S.C., deputy sheriff), along with the often-snarky or playful social media reaction, follows.
A recap of the March 2, 2024, On Patrol: Live episode (OPL #02-56) appears below.
[NOTE: Click here for the OPL #02-55, March 1, 2024, recap.]
An On Patrol: Live recap, including NYC studio host Dan Abrams’ puns, analysis, and banter with co-anchor Curtis Wilson (Richland County, S.C., deputy sheriff), along with the often-snarky or playful social media reaction, follows.
A recap of the February 24, 2024, On Patrol: Live episode (OPL #02-54) hosted by Dan Abrams with co-anchor Curtis Wilson (Richland County, S.C., Sheriff’s Department) and guest analyst Lt. John Curley (a Warwick, R.I., PD, retiree) appears below.
An On Patrol: Live recap, including NYC studio host Dan Abrams’ puns, analysis, and banter with co-anchor Curtis Wilson (Richland County, S.C., deputy sheriff) , along with the often-snarky or playful social media reaction, follows.
A recap of the February 10, 2024, OPL episode (OPL #02-52) appears below.
About 50 On Patrol: Live cameras go into the field with the law enforcement officers usually from eight or nine different U.S. departments during the ride-along on Friday and Saturday evenings as aired on the Reelz channel.
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