![](https://darkhorsepressnow.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/john-john-truck.png)
FRONT LINES Season 1 Finale: “It’s not my cocaine.”
In our 22 minute Season One finale, Deputy Johnson feels like something is off with a driver’s story about why he’s traveling, and Deputy Lindley
In our 22 minute Season One finale, Deputy Johnson feels like something is off with a driver’s story about why he’s traveling, and Deputy Lindley
An out-of-state couple is behind bars after refusing to stop for police and damaging a building and multiple police units. Police say the incident began
Interdiction deputies and their K9s are called to track a man in Jackson accused of shooting a police officer, Deputy Shack responds to a wreck,
A Flowood man is facing several charges after barricading himself into his attic to avoid arrest by the U.S. Marshals. According to the Rankin County
The Mississippi Bureau of investigation is looking into fatal shooting involving Rankin County deputies on Saturday. According to a release from the Rankin County Sheriff’s
Deputy Tony Shack finds some travelers with drugs in their car — some are legal somewhere, but some aren’t. K9 Officer Rik finds some new
A trailer packed from top to bottom and front to back presents a challenge for members of the interdiction team, Deputy Ronnie Decell brings in
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is looking into the case of a suspect who died at a hospital shortly after being taken into custody. According
In the second episode of the Front Lines series, we see Deputy Tony Shack find a statue depicting Santa Muerte, one of the patron saints
This is the pilot episode of a bi-weekly series about the Rankin/Madison County Drug Interdiction Team, which has been honored nationally as one of the