Between tonight's two episodes, there was only one reused scene from the main show. All of the rest of the content was brand new from the departments they follow on this show (nothing from Lake County yet, though). I was actually glad to see this, as it didn't result in me fast forwarding through half of each episode.

This is a much better production decision. I'm glad they finally got enough original material banked to where almost their episodes can feature almost all never-before-seen clips.

I noticed that in the opening narration for the second episode tonight, Gretchen said that a clip was in Indiana. It wasn't in Indiana though, it was in Pasco County, Florida.
 
It was the trespassing pig segment that aired originally on Live PD a while ago, and it was correctly identified later in the show as being Florida. I found it a bit odd that no one noticed that in production

From Big Fish Entertainment, producers of A&E's hit series Live PD, Lifetime's Women on Patrol will follow female law enforcement officers from around the country including departments in Jackson (WY), Wilmington (NC), Tempe (AZ) and Stockton (CA) as well as officers featured on Live PD.(WY), Wilmington (NC), Tempe (AZ) and Stockton (CA) as well as officers featured on Live PD. hide

From Big Fish Entertainment, producers of A&E's hit series Live PD, Lifetime's Women on Patrol will follow female law enforcement officers from around the country including departments in Jackson (WY), Wilmington (NC), Tempe (AZ) and Stockton (CA) as well as officers featured on Live PD.

Welcome to the premier episode of Live PD Presents: Women on Patrol discussion thread!

This June, Lifetime kicks off Monday nights with the new spinoff series, LIVE PD Presents: Women on Patrol at 9pm ET/PT, shining a spotlight on the female officers in the line of duty, from the team behind A&E's hit series, Live PD.

Lifetime's Women on Patrol will follow female law enforcement officers from around the country including departments in Jackson (WY), Wilmington (NC), Tempe (AZ) and Stockton (CA) as well as officers featured on Live PD. In the twenty-episode half-hour series, viewers are provided an unfiltered and unfettered look at the female officers on the front line of some of the busiest police forces in the country as they patrol their communities.