Mall Cops

When shoppers invade Mall of America on the busiest shopping day of the year, Mall Cops deal with a shoplifting ring, a man carrying a concealed weapon, a little girl who has had a seizure, and an intoxicated man who refuses to leave.

The Minnesota Vikings are in the NFL playoffs, and when former Vikings players come to the rotunda, thousands of rabid fans turn out to see their heroes.

Sarah Palin comes to Mall of America and the Mall Cops are stretched to their breaking point as they confront passionate followers, protestors, a bounty hunter, and a bomb threat while protecting one of America's most high profile figures.

As teens fill Mall of America for the premiere of the popular movie Twilight: New Moon, Mall Cops break up a fight where one of the participants has a knife. Officers also deal with a ranting customer, and convince a drunk man not to get behind the wheel.

The day is turned upside down when the no pets rule is overturned for a charity dog walk; a customer is unsure if he is drunk or sober; a customer feels he is the victim of discrimination; a trashcan fire threatens mall safety; and a dispute turns violent

When thousands come to greet the author of a blog and a celebrity chef, security is stretched to its breaking point. Mall Cops must juggle their assets when Governor and Presidential contender Tim Pawlenty shows up, and a possible bomb is discovered.

When a storm threatens to drop 24 inches of snow, Mall of America grapples with the possibility of closing early for the first time. Mall Cops deal with weather-related accidents, a fight, and a fire hazard that shuts the food court down for hours.

Hockey fans come to Mall of America for the announcement of the U.S. Olympic Women's Hockey Team. Also, Mall Cops must reunite lost children with their parents, search for missing cars, and break up a fight.

A group of revelers board trains and plan to run through Mall of America without pants. Taken by surprise, Director of Security Major Doug Reynolds assembles arrest teams to deal with the onslaught of potential streakers before they can disrupt the mall.

When the mall has a Lockdown drill, Captain Buegler has one day to figure out the problems after the drill goes poorly. Officers must help a diabetic who falls, deal with a drunk teen, and care for a child after her mother is arrested for shoplifting.

Mall of America's undercover unit, RAM, struggles to train its newest member: a bomb-sniffing dog named Bear. When a serious threat shuts down the airport less than three miles away, the RAM unit goes on high alert to avert possible terrorist activity.

With the Rotunda filled to capacity, Mall Cops spring into action when a children's book author falls on stage. Meanwhile, officers help a lost boy who does not speak English, apprehend a young shoplifter, and help a man who has suffered a stroke.