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Real City Heroes: Sergeant Cooper the Police Car--Part 1

12 minutes, 44 seconds

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Sergeant Cooper the Police Car patrols the city and makes sure everyone is safe. He pulls over speeding cars and helps cars that are broken down. Part of the "Real City Heroes" series.

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Runtime: 12 minutes, 44 seconds

Topic: Health and Safety, Social Science
Subtopic: Community Life, Law, Safety
Grade/Interest Level: Ps - 3
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Release Year: 2015
Producer/Distributor: Coilbook
Series: Real City Heroes
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C, G, I bright red sports car with matching wheels and dark windows appears to drive out of a jail cell in low light.

Front view of Sergeant Cooper, a C, G, I police car with black across the front and white on the sides, driving on a city street with a school bus and other vehicles in the background. Caption. I will show you what we do.

Side view of a red fire engine as it drives on a street with factory towers in the background.

Front view of C, G, I Sergeant Cooper the Police Car with his blue lights flashing as he drives down a street in a city. Caption. Ryder, I've lost him. What's his location?

Front view of C, G, I Sergeant Cooper the Police Car with his blue lights flashing as he drives tilted on a dirt incline next to a red train. Caption. It's time to send them back to where they came from!

Gray C, G, I tug boat on the ocean at night in the rain with a small white airplane flying toward it. Caption. Hold on! I'm going to help you.

Front view of a Madjet, a retro red C, G, I car with rocket engines in the place of wheels. Madjet hovers in front of the windows of a skyscraper. Caption. Ha, ha, ha! You just can't catch me.

C, G, I William Watermore the fire truck spraying water onto vehicle that's on fire. They are amongst power transformers in a power station in the middle of a city.

3-D animated rendering shows an eerie, foggy park scene, a 1950s-style car that is covered in green algae or moss is parked near a bench. In front of this car we can see the back end of a more modern-looking car.

Still image from: Real City Heroes: Sergeant Cooper the Police Car--The Case of the Missing Garbage (Part 5)