Ep 9. Battling Demons
- TV-14
- November 24, 2013
- 42 min
In the Alaska State Troopers season 5 episode 9, titled "Battling Demons", viewers are taken on a ride-along with the state troopers as they encounter some of the most dangerous and difficult situations they've faced yet.
The episode begins with Trooper Howie Peterson patrolling the streets of Kodiak Island, keeping an eye out for any suspicious activity. Peterson is known for his no-nonsense approach to policing, and he wastes no time in stopping a vehicle that is driving erratically. What he finds inside the car shocks him – a man who is obviously under the influence of drugs, with a child in the backseat.
Meanwhile, Trooper Jon Simeon is on a different kind of patrol – he's flying in a helicopter high above the rugged terrain of Alaska's interior. Simeon is a member of the AST's search and rescue team, and he's scanning the ground below for any signs of stranded hikers or hunters. His sharp eyes and quick thinking are put to the test when he spots a group of snowmobilers who appear to be lost and in danger.
Back in Kodiak, Trooper Jeremy Stone is dealing with a different kind of crisis – a man who has barricaded himself inside his home and is threatening to harm himself and others. Stone is a skilled negotiator, but this situation is particularly tricky – the man is mentally unstable and may not be willing to listen to reason.
As the episode progresses, viewers are shown an inside look at the daily challenges and triumphs of the state troopers who patrol Alaska's vast and treacherous terrain. From high-speed pursuits to life-and-death rescue missions, the troopers are always ready for whatever comes their way.
"Battling Demons" is a gripping and intense episode that showcases the bravery and dedication of the men and women who serve as Alaska State Troopers. From the snow-covered mountains to the bustling city streets, these troopers risk their lives every day to keep the people of their state safe – and this episode provides a window into just how challenging and rewarding that work can be.
