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Brit Cops Season 3

Ended 2008–2010

Brit Cops Season 3 Plot

10 episodes – First shown 6 January 2010. It followed Wiltshire Police and Dyfed-Powys Police local response officers, alongside Operational Support Groups carrying out raids. Some episodes also featured clips from Traffic Officers policing the roads.

Season 3 Episodes

10 episodes
1
Episode 1
Jan 18, 2010
Officers in Wales discover a car containing guns during a routine stop, and booze-fuelled brawls on Saturday night take the rapid response cops out of their cars and onto the streets.
2
Episode 2
Jan 25, 2010
3
Barn Fire
Feb 1, 2010
Wiltshire Police search for criminals on the highways while Welsh officers deal with a group of drink drivers.
4
Episode 4
Feb 8, 2010
Officers stop a car driving erratically on the road and discover drugs in the pocket of a passenger who decided to try and slip away unnoticed.
5
Episode 5
Feb 15, 2010
Rapid response officers race to a nightclub, where a violent stabbing has just occurred, and city cops have to get involved in a chase when a 999 call reporting a burglary in progress arrives.
6
Man in Car Boot
Feb 22, 2010
Accounts of the British police force's struggles to protect the public from the most dangerous offenders in the country.
7
Episode 7
Mar 1, 2010
Following Wiltshire and Dyfed-Powy police forces as local rapid response officers and the Operational Support Groups patrol busy traffic and crime hotspots in Britain, tackling drink-driving, road rage, and anti-social driving.
8
Hay Lorry
Mar 8, 2010
Officers race to a terrible crash and tend to chaos on a roundabout, and police training pays off when officers find themselves having to get involved in a high-speed pursuit.
9
Episode 9
Mar 15, 2010
An exclusive look at the Wiltshire and Dyfed-Powys Police's local response officers as well as Operational Support Groups as they carry out raids.
10
Episode 10
Mar 22, 2010
Fleeing criminals lead police on a high-speed chase, before setting fire to their own vehicle and disappearing on foot; it takes a smashed window and pepper spray to get through to a reckless driver who refuses to cooperate.