Northwest Law

A suspicious set of circumstances surrounds a bear hunt. Sgt. Jewell will have to tread lightly as he confronts a couple in some compromising positions while parked in their car.

The Washington State Fish and Wildlife is put to the test as a car crash interrupts an officer interrogating suspected clam poachers.

Washington's Fish and Wildlife officers are on the case rescuing animals on land, and helping civilians running into trouble on the waters of Moses Lake.

The officers carefully approach a suspect with a machete who is suspected of running an illegal marijuana farm, while Sergeant Jewell stumbles upon a young drifter on Moses Lake.

The Fish and Wildlife officers encounter a slew of difficult and dangerous suspects, including a man refusing to reveal his identity.

During a routine boat patrol on the sound, the officers rush to save a pair of elderly boaters who have been thrown overboard; and another officer has a run-in with an aggressive prospector hunting for gold.