Bruce Fairbairn

Charles Lee has several years as a ranking officer in the military under his belt. Now as a rookie cop in Jefferson Parish he's starting at the bottom again. Charles' experience gives him a leg up, but his know-it-all attitude isn't making him popular with his FTO Greg, or his fellow officers. When Charles disobeys protocol and takes off in a foot chase on his own, Greg is furious, and fears for Charles' safety. As a kid, Nick Buttone dreamed of becoming a cop, and as the top-ranked marksman in his academy class he's eager for action. Nick gets paired with an older, by-the-book FTO named Mike Tisdale, and his enthusiasm for the job fades with each traffic ticket and report he's forced to write. When Nick switches FTOs, life improves and he sees more action. Unfortunately though, an exciting shift for Nick means tragedy for others. Also available on A&E

Rookie Mark Monson has trouble taking orders from his female FTO Denise Liccardi. He's over-eager and makes basic mistakes again and again. Henry Conravey served his country in Iraq. Having seen combat, Conravey has an edge over the other rookies.

Rebecca Webster was the only female rookie in her Academy class,.she knows she's going to have to work twice as hard to prove herself. Rookie John Wiebelt and his FTO, Frank Caracci notice a group of men on the corner - one brandishing an assault rifle.

Rookie Mark Monson has trouble taking orders from his female field training officer, Denise Liccardi. He's too eager and makes basic mistakes again and again. Each rookie is evaluated by their sergeant before riding solo, and Mark needs to shape up.