Live PD – 05.23.20

Live PD – 05.23.20

Season 4, Episode 67
Aired on: Saturday, May 23rd, 2020 | Duration: 3h 0m 00s
Dan Abrams, Tom Morris Jr, and Sean “Sticks” Larkin are live from there homes, but with a virtual background that looks like the studio. This is considered a special episode due to the Coronavirus pandemic. The show is on a much longer delay than normal. This is the Saturday of the 2020 Memorial Day weekend.

The episodes on May 29th and May 30th will be a rerun and the show will be back live on June 5th. The June 6th episode will be the 300th episode of Live PD.

Departments & Officers

• Richland County Sheriff’s Department (Deputy Emily Hampton, Master Deputy Aldonyia Brooks)
• Williamson County Sheriff’s Office (Deputy Mark McKinney, Deputy Charles Duvall)
• Lawrence Police Department (Officer Jason Heiney, Officer Charlie Kingery)
• Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office (Corporal Steve Zubkoff, Corporal Kathryn Whetstone)
• Clay County Sheriff’s Office (Deputy Andy McCrea, Sergeant Zach Cox)
• West Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office (Sergeant Glenn Henegan, Agent James Lewis, Lt. Brett Cavaliere, Agent Allen Connelly)
• Tulsa Police Department (Officer Skyler Hargrove, Officer Cassie Moore)

Highlights

• Clay – Sergeant Cox responds to a fight at a pool. He finds two women drunk and fighting. He takes one into custody. In the end, no charges are filed.
• Lawrence – Officer Kingery stops a monster truck that is swerving out of his lane.
• Berkeley – Corporal Zubkoff makes a traffic stop and questions the driver. He finds a blunt in the driver’s shoe.
• Richland – Deputy Brooks responds to a report of fighting, but its just a fraternity bbq.
• Jefferson – Corporal Deanna Marshal stops a car for an obscured license plate. The driver has a warrant and she takes him into custody.
• West Baton Rouge – Sergeant Henagan questions a man in the parking lot. They search him and his girlfriend for drugs, but nothing is found and they’re let go.
• Berkeley – Corporal Whetstone stops a car and questions the driver.
• Richland – Deputy Furgal responds to a domestic disturbance between a man and his baby’s momma’s momma. No one goes to jail.
• Richland – Deputy Hampton responds to an attempted burglary. The man is in the home but he lives there.
• Tulsa – Officer Hargrove talks to a suspicious character in a parking lot.
• West Baton Rouge – Sergeant Henagan stops a car and smells marijuana.
• Tulsa – Officer Cassie Moore responds to large group of people outside and fighting. The situation quickly escalates and a number of people are arrested for fighting.
• Berkeley – Corporal Whetstone deals with a drunk man causing a disturbance. He wants to take a shower.