Tom Morris Jr. has been added to the cast of On Patrol: Live as a co-host and analyst, effective July 31. Morris Jr. previously worked on A&E’s Live PD alongside Dan Abrams and Sgt. Sean “Sticks” Larkin, the retired Tulsa Police Department lieutenant. The move brings together the original team from the earlier program.
On Patrol: Live currently features analysts Captain Tom Rizzo, a retired officer from the Howell Township Police Department in New Jersey, and Deputy Sheriff Curtis Wilson of the Richland County Sheriff’s Department in Columbia, South Carolina. The program also employs rotating expert panelists when needed. Both Abrams and Morris Jr. expressed enthusiasm about the reunion in statements, with Abrams noting Morris Jr.’s contributions to law enforcement analysis as well as his ability to bring levity and human perspective to the show.
On Patrol: Live documents the real-time work of law enforcement officers across numerous communities using more than 50 cameras nationwide. The program airs Friday and Saturday nights from 9 p.m. to 12 a.m. ET on Reelz, with a companion show called On Patrol: First Shift airing at 8 p.m. ET to provide recaps and updates from previous episodes. The series is produced by Half Moon Pictures.
Morris Jr. brings extensive experience in law enforcement media to the role. His background includes work as an audio technician, camera operator, and field producer, as well as service as an antiterrorism contractor for the U.S. State Department. He joined America’s Most Wanted in 1993 and has contributed to multiple television programs including A&E’s Wanted and Fugitives Caught on Tape, along with appearances on CNN, Discovery ID, and Oxygen. He also holds credentials as a Washington, D.C., Special Police Officer and maintains involvement in private security work.
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