Booked: First Day In

In Mesa County, a woman with warrants runs from the cops during her mother's medical emergency. Meanwhile, in Hancock County, a modern-day Bonnie and Clyde get pinched for posting bail with a counterfeit check. In Modesto, cops bust two young women with big attitudes during a retail theft sting.

In Virginia Beach, an intoxicated man is causing all kinds of chaos while being detained. Meanwhile, in Flagler, a blind love connection forms for two prisoners making their way to jail. In Mesa, a woman is brought in for warrants but one deputy gets more than they bargained for when she's searched.

In Virginia Beach, a woman finds herself in jail after neighbors called the police because of her rowdy BBQ. In Mesa, a woman involved in a fender bender is arrested after police on scene discover she had an outstanding warrant. Meanwhile in Modesto, an adrenaline junkie is arrested for trying to outrun police during a local traffic stop.

In Virginia Beach, officers nab an enraged man for drug possession after a company Christmas party. In Flagler County, deputies arrest a father of three for allegedly sneezing on a store employee, while a street preacher is caught after burglarizing a local beach bar. Meanwhile, in Hancock County, a young woman faces jail for the first time after a routine traffic stop ends with a possession charge.

In Mesa, a young first timer is brought into jail following a tense standoff with police during a routine traffic stop. Meanwhile, in Virginia Beach, a drunken duo struggles through the booking process after a series of clashes with the deputies.

In Flagler County, a career offender is arrested on an outstanding warrant while in Virginia Beach a young couple is brought in on DUI and public intoxication charges. In Mesa, a homeless man with a big attitude is arrested for petit theft while a first timer turns herself in to complete a 10 day sentence.

In Mesa, a guy attempts to evade police by fleeing on foot. Meanwhile, in Virginia Beach, a man is arrested for public urination while a young mom is brought in for driving without a license and insurance. In Flagler, a young woman who was partying with friends on her birthday faces a hefty jail sentence after violating her probation.

In Hancock County, a raging forest fire endangers the facility, sending jail staff into a logistical panic. Meanwhile, in Virginia Beach, an exotic dancer lands in jail after leading officers on a 30 minute car chase while intoxicated. Over in Mesa, a man experiences severe alcohol withdrawals after being arrested on outstanding warrants.