Southern Justice - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Meth Manhunt
Southern Justice returns with a tale of three chases in Ashe County, North Carolina, and Sullivan County, Tennessee.
Hide and Seek
"Berto," one of Sullivan County, Tennessee's most wanted fugitives, leads deputies on a chaotic Blue Ridge Mountain manhunt.
Gunned Down
Dealing with repeat offenders who have multiple DUIs, assaults and shootings.
Forest Fugitive
Deputies enter the densely forested area of Brown Hollow to search for a suspected drug offender, where the manhunt is like looking for a needle in a haystack.
Appalachian Ambush
A countrywide hunt for a convicted felon in Sullivan County, Tenn. is lead by officers Travis Jackson and Jason Hite.
Gun to the Head
Deputies in Sullivan County, Tenn., think they've seen it all until a dispatch call comes in to corral a donkey on the loose in the streets.
Summer Crime Wave
In this episode of Southern Justice, summer is approaching, which brings more trouble to Ashe County, North Carolina. Along the Appalachians, deputies deal with multiple domestic violence calls day in and day out and even stumble upon a wanted drug dealer in process. Deputy Hopkins faces uncooperative criminals, Deputy Jackson must make a tough decision about a mentally unstable man and money is the issue in the crimes that Deputy Poff tackles.
Blue Ridge Bandit
The search is on in Sullivan County, Tennessee, for a "Blue Ridge bandit," a woman with a rap sheet who is now wanted for a string of household burglaries. In Ashe County, North Carolina, Deputy Josh "Hoppy" Hopkins tries to track down a suspected meth dealer and finds he may collect not only drugs, but guns.
Domestic Disturbance
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