Original title
Cuff Me If You Can
Released
3/1/2011
Origin country
US
Status
Ended
Number of seasons
1
Number of episodes
6
Cuff Me If You Can is an American documentary television series on Investigation Discovery that debuted on March 1, 2011. It is similar in format to I Got Away With It, the series profiles criminals who temporarily evaded apprehension but it features cases where the criminals have died or declined interview by producers. The families and friends narrate their stories from their point of view. The series was renewed for a second season in April 14, 2011.
Andre Wood is gunned down by Thomas Lollis who skips town shortly after. When police close in, Lollis only escape is to jump from the second story window where he breaks his foot. Running through the pain, is he fast enough to evade capture again?
Desiree Lingo-Perkins's help in a kidnapping ended in a murder and has forced her to hideout in Mexico where she lives as a prostitute. When her tattoo blows her cover she decides whether to stop running or to dive deeper into Mexico's illicit world.
After a drug deal with a Harvard student ends in murder, James Martin goes on the run. He takes on multiple aliases, but when police in New York are hot on his trail, Martin must scramble for a new identify before his freedom comes to an end.
William Hawley is a locksmith and con artist who specializes in home invasions. Upon robbing a policeman he flees to Nevada until undercover sting lands him in jail. Once released he returns to a life of crime while police are hot on this trail.
Trevor Woods has skipped out on a bail bond and needs cash. After kidnapping a store manager and robbing the company safe, he flees to Ohio. Amidst a car crash after an intense chase, Woods decides whether to shoot it out or be captured.
Jamey Dewayne Harris breaks the law for the pure thrill of it, and is always one step ahead of the law. When face to face with police in Marion County, TN, Harris must decide whether to shoot his way out or surrender.
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