‘Late Night Law’ features a high-speed vehicle pursuit complete with spike strips in series premiere
During the series premiere episode of "Late Night Law" Arizona State Troopers respond quickly to a dangerous high-speed vehicle pursuit and must work quickly to save innocent commuters along the way.
Liam Carter 
Get ready for a heart-pounding look at the night shift. The brand new crime reality series, Late Night Law, officially premieres on A&E this Monday, June 1, at 10/9c.
High-Stakes Premiere
The series debut pulls no punches. Arizona State Troopers find themselves in the middle of a dangerous, high-speed vehicle pursuit, forced to act instantly to protect innocent commuters while utilizing spike strips to bring the situation to a halt. The episode also jumps to Florida, where officers deploy pepper balls to gain control over a determined suspect.
This new A&E production offers viewers an intimate, front-row seat to the unpredictable dangers and rapid-fire decisions that define the American night shift.
How to Watch
For cord-cutters looking to keep up with the action, the show is available to stream via Philo, DIRECTV, and Sling.
- Philo: The most budget-friendly choice at $25 per month, offering a 7-day free trial and over 70 channels, including TLC, MTV, and Investigation Discovery. A Bundle+ plan is also available for $33/month.
- DIRECTV: Features over 90 live channels and unlimited cloud DVR. Plans start at $59.99, but new users can snag a deal for $49/month, complete with a 5-day free trial.
- Sling: A flexible cable alternative that offers day, week, and weekend passes starting at $4.99, with monthly plans beginning at $45.99 after the first month.
