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Sheriff Vernon Bourgeois is the most powerful man in town--overseeing the investigation of every strange and eerie occurrence in the region. In this episode, his deputies deal with a wide range of cases you'll only see in Cajun country: Deputy Melissa "Catfish" Quintal, originally from Massachusetts, responds to the report of a nighttime voodoo ritual taking place in abandoned shed deep in the bayou; Deputy Paul "Highlights" Thibodeaux delves into a case of an ornery citizen who plans to take justice into his own hands after his air conditioner was snitched during a heat wave, and Sheriff Bourgeois and his entire team are on the hunt for an elusive drug dealer known as "Jesse James" that takes them all into the creepy, creature-infested swamps.
In Southern Louisiana, alligators are just a part of everyday life. When a vicious alligator attacks a family's dog, Deputy Melissa "Catfish" Quintal must call in the services of her alligator hunter boyfriend, Jacob Lirette, known as the "Gator Man", to handle the threat. The sheriff's office also gets a new lead on a suspect from a major local theft ring, and their hunt takes them on a dramatic chase through the razor-like sugar cane fields. Also, water patrol officers "Funkie Nuts" and "DJ" are sent out in the dead of night to one of the strangest and eeriest bayou calls they've ever seen
Aboveground crypts in Terrebonne Parish are just part of the landscape, because with frequent flooding, you can't bury bodies in the ground. These tombs are vulnerable to vandalism and theft. In this episode, Deputy Paul "Highlights" Thibodeaux responds to a cemetery caretaker's complaint of several grave robberies. It turns out that multiple crypts were opened and the corpses disturbed; a skull seems to be missing along with a necklace. The entire department is on high alert to catch these ruthless thieves, and extra night patrols are set up to monitor the creepy graveyards. Deputy Keith Bergeron and California transplant Deputy Tom Arnold are called to the scene of an eerie disturbance; a "black arts" ritual that might just answer all of the unsettling questions about the grave robbery.
The strangest and eeriest calls on the bayou happen at night, especially when a full moon shines overhead. Detective Terry Daigre has been trying to track down a gang of thieves that are preying on empty camps in the deep bayou, and when Sgt. Dudley "DJ" Authement calls him with a fresh lead on the night of the full moon, it's the first clue that leads to a wild and action-packed manhunt. Also, Deputy Melissa "Catfish" Quintal gets the strangest call of the night when she's dispatched to a horse stable where all of the horses manes and tails have been braided. The distraught woman who called in the complaint believes it's the work of the "Lutin," a mischievous spirit of an un-baptized baby ghost.
After a violent boating accident, Sheriff Vernon Bourgeois joins forces with multiple agencies to recover a boat, and possibly a body, from the murky depths of the Mississippi waters. Meanwhile, Deputy Keith Bergeron and Sgt. Dudley DJ Authement, both raised on the bayou, head deep into the swamps in the middle of the night to investigate a hair-raising sighting of the legendary Rougarou, the local name for a "shape-shifting swamp monster." When the witness hands over video of the half-man, half-wolf creature prowling the weeds behind his camp, the officers have no choice but to explore the very woods where the mysterious beast disappeared. The next morning, Deputy Bergeron puts two and two together when he is called to the scene of a mutilated calf near where the Cajun swamp monster vanished
The rich culture of Southern Louisiana is steeped with Cajun folklore and superstition. Weeks earlier, Deputy Tom Arnold was cursed by a suspect, and this comes to haunt the former California native; he must face the fact that this voodoo curse is affecting him. After grappling with one mishap after another, Tom seeks the help of a voodoo priestess to see if she can cure him once and for all. Down the bayou, a "Hatfields and McCoys" type dispute between local shrimpers escalates out of control. Lt. Merlin Daigle and Sgt. Dudley "DJ" Authement struggle to piece together the truth from two very different sides of the story. When one of the shrimper's boats catches fire that same evening, Lt. Daigle must determine whether it's a case of retaliation or if the shrimper is dealing with a curse of his own.
The Terrebonne Parish Sheriff's Office has to be ready for anything. In this episode, Deputy Storm Fitch heads to the docks to meet with a shrimper who believes he's caught a human bone in his shrimp net. Could a murderer be dumping bodies in the swamp? Jacob "Funkie Nuts" Fonseca must break up an explosive battle between a volatile Cajun and his nephew over his crab traps. And water patrol deputies investigate a report of a strange ball of light following a shrimper's troll boat. Could this be the legendary "Fifolet?"
In Terrebonne Parish, the local Cajuns are extremely territorial and very protective of their property. In this episode, New Orleans transplant Corporal Carey "CJ" Johnson is dispatched deep into the bayou to sort out a heated dispute between two combative neighbors. He discovers that this ongoing squabble goes much deeper than just a fight over property lines. Also, Sgt. Dudley "DJ" Authement calls in the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, and together they come up with a creative plan to catch two dangerous alligator poachers red-handed in the middle of the swamp.
Terrebonne Parish is the second largest parish in the state of Louisiana, which means there's a lot of area to cover for the sheriff's office. In this episode, Deputy Keith Bergeron goes deep in the bayou to check out a report of someone burning trash, but soon finds himself vastly outnumbered by several angry locals. He must rely on his backup, Lt. Peter Guidry to navigate the tricky terrain and make it down the bayou quickly before the situation explodes out of control. Sgt. Dudley "DJ" Authement and Deputy Merlin Meeks are sent out on the water at night to rescue three stranded boaters, including a young girl. The boaters have been lost in the swamps for over six hours, so it's a race against the clock in what is quickly becoming a life or death situation. And Deputy Melissa "Catfish" Quintal patrols one of the most isolated and creepy roads in Terrebonne Parish when she comes across three men digging into the bayou soil. Could they be burying a body?
Terrebonne Parish nuisance alligator hunter Jacob Lirette has only a few precious tools he needs to catch and transport alligators - his fishing pole, his guns, and his truck. When a neighbor alerts him of suspicious activity around his property, he calls in his girlfriend, Deputy Melissa "Catfish" Quintal to help him investigate. Thieves have stolen Lirette's precious guns out of his storage shack, and by the looks of the way other items are piled up, they're probably coming back. When the robbers do return, they have no idea they're in for a taste of gatorman's justice. Also, Corporal Storm Fitch stumbles upon an abandoned car in the marsh just off an eerie and haunted bayou road. Could there still be a body inside?
The local shrimpers in Terrebonne Parish are notorious for handling their own problems and don't like interference from the cops. However, when Sgt. Dudley "DJ" Authement gets a call about a disturbance on a shrimping vessel, he has to call in the SWAT team when he realizes the captain has taken a deckhand hostage and is trying to escape through the bayou's waterways. Also, Deputy Melissa "Catfish" Quintal tries to get to the bottom of a fight between two shrimpers, but both are tight-lipped and won't confess to the scuffle that left one of the fishermen with a nearly severed finger. And Deputy Tom Arnold investigates a disturbance in the deep woods, ultimately confronting two teenage boys who are placing bait and setting traps to bag the ultimate prize.
Mardi Gras is the biggest party of the year in Southern Louisiana, and it doesn't just happen in New Orleans. Terrebonne Parish is home to the second biggest Mardi Gras in the state, which means the deputies are working around the clock. Deputy Paul "Highlights" Thibodeaux is dispatched to a routine alarm call at a warehouse only to find out that an expensive sound system has been snatched from a high-profile Mardi Gras float. He passes the case onto Detective Lt. Terry Daigre who gets a hot lead and sets up a stakeout a local bar. When the suspect comes in to the bar trying to sell the sound system, Daigre gets ready to pounce. Also, Deputy Melissa "Catfish" Quintal tries to settle a dispute between an estranged husband and wife who are disputing over their Mardi Gras beads, and Deputy Keith Bergeron must settle down the rowdy riders of a party bus.
In Terrebonne Parish, shrimping season is about to get underway as fishermen are getting their trawl boats ready and stretching out their nets. Deputy Paul "Highlights" Thibodeaux and Deputy LeAnn Fitch are dispatched to an alarm call at a warehouse in Shrimper s Row, and they find that several expensive shrimp nets have been stolen. A tip leads them to a suspect, but when Deputy Thibodeaux realizes the suspect s nephew is the real culprit, the nephew bolts and disappears in the murky waters of the bayou. After hours of searching, it s getting dark and the boy still can t be located. Could he have possibly pulled off an unbelievable swamp escape? Also, Deputy Keith Bergeron helps a woman who believes she and her mother were scammed by a fraudulent faith healer, or what the Cajuns call a "treateur."
Terrebonne Parish can be a tough place for teenagers to find weekend entertainment, so deputies will investigate all sorts of calls involving the bayou's most troublesome kids. Corporal Storm Fitch and his brother, Deputy Steam Fitch team together to bust teens illegally street racing down the bayous. Street racing in Southern Louisiana is even more dangerous than other places because one wrong move on the water-lined bayou roads and a driver will be trapped in a sinking car. Also, Deputy Marlin Meeks is dispatched to a disturbance at an old, and rumored to be, haunted plantation house. Centuries ago, entire families died in these houses and were buried on the premises. And Lt. Peter Guidry is dispatched to an eerie call of someone yelling death threats with a bullhorn down the bayou.
Terrebonne Parish Sheriff's Deputies see their fair share of petty theft down the bayous. However, for the past two years, an organized ring of motorcycle thieves has been striking every six months, stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of motorcycles in a single night. When Deputy Keith Bergeron gets a call for a stolen motorcycle, he thinks the organized thieves are at it again. With the help of Detective Lt. Terry Daigre, the two officers investigate. Also, Deputy Marlin Meeks meets with a woman who's distraught because she thinks she's hit a pedestrian on the roadway. She says the pedestrian was wearing a bridal gown, but Deputy Meeks can't find evidence of the accident. Could this be the bayou's legendary haunted tale of the "the woman in white"? And Deputy Paul "Highlights" Thibodeaux arrives at the scene of two young women scrambling to get out of their automobile after it careens into the bayou and has started sinking into the mud below.
An alligator serves as a guard dog at a property filled with booby traps; two residents fight over road kill; Deputy Thibodeaux investigates a goat theft.
Cajuns are some of the most passionate people on the planet. It can be seen in every aspect of their culture, and it's part of what makes them so fascinating and unique. However, this passion is also alive and well in a Cajun's temper, and it can cause fiery run-ins with the Terrebonne Parish Sheriff's Office. In this episode, Lt. Peter Guidry and Deputy LeAnn Fitch are hot on the trail of an armed man who has threatened his wife and a man he suspects his wife is cheating with. After trying to locate the suspect all over the bayou, they get an urgent 911 call from his wife that he's returned to the house and her life is in grave danger. Can they make it in time? Also, Deputy Melissa Quintal must navigate an eerie cemetery in the dead of night to find a runaway child.
The Southern Louisiana swamps are some of the most dangerous terrain on the planet, which is why the elite Terrebonne Parish SWAT team has to be highly trained and ready to dive into this hostile environment. In this episode, an armed and dangerous fugitive from another parish tries to make his escape in the swamps of Terrebonne, and the SWAT team, including Det. Lt. Terry Daigre and Deputy Paul "Highlights" Thibodeaux, is dispatched to find and apprehend him. After hours wading in the snake and alligator infested waters, they think they're on the right trail, but what they don't know, is the dangerous suspect might also be hunting them. Corporal Storm Fitch is called down the bayou to sort out a strange case of a stolen lawn mower, and Deputy Paul "Highlights" Thibodeaux reveals a very personal secret that has helped shape the person he is today.
