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SWAMP PATROL

Released June 17, 2026

Next ep · Jun 17

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Language: English
Country: US
Seasons: 1 · 4 eps

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Incoming EditorialReviewed June 17, 2026

Swamp Patrol is a reality law-enforcement series on A&E premiering June 17, 2026. The show follows officers working in swamp environments across Louisiana and Florida, captured through bodycam footage as they respond to criminal and wildlife-related incidents.

Episodes

▶ Up next· Jun 17, 2026

Key features

·Reality law-enforcement series on A&E
·Bodycam footage format
·Set in Louisiana and Florida swamps
·Covers criminal and wildlife incidents
·Premieres June 17, 2026

FAQ

When does Swamp Patrol premiere?

Swamp Patrol premieres on Wednesday, June 17, 2026.

What network is Swamp Patrol on?

Swamp Patrol airs on A&E.

What is Swamp Patrol about?

The series follows law-enforcement officers patrolling swamps in Louisiana and Florida, documenting responses to incidents including armed suspects, drug busts, missing persons, and wildlife encounters through bodycam footage.

Where is Swamp Patrol filmed?

The series is set in swamp environments across Louisiana and Florida, including bayous and coastal inlets.

About this release

Swamp Patrol premieres on A&E on Wednesday, June 17, 2026. The series documents law-enforcement officers patrolling swamp terrain across Louisiana and Florida, with footage drawn from bodycams worn during active calls. Incidents covered include armed suspects, drug busts, missing persons cases, stolen boats, and encounters with alligators and venomous snakes. The premise centers on the operational isolation of swamp policing — officers respond without nearby backup in environments that present both criminal and environmental hazards simultaneously.

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