Tom Morris Jr. rejoins patrol live with Abrams, Larkin
Tom Morris Jr., the former Live PD co-host and analyst, will rejoin Dan Abrams and Sgt. Sean “Sticks” Larkin on Reelz’s On Patrol: Live starting July 31. The patrol live reunion puts the original A&E trio back on air together, with Morris Jr. returning as co-host and analyst alongside the show’s existing panel.
Key Takeaways
- Tom Morris Jr. rejoins On Patrol: Live as co-host and analyst on July 31.
- He reunites with Dan Abrams and Sgt. Sean “Sticks” Larkin from Live PD.
- The Reelz show airs live Fridays and Saturdays from 9 p.m. to 12 a.m. ET.
- Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office has signed on to return to the series.
Who is joining On Patrol: Live?
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Morris Jr. will officially return as a co-host and analyst. Abrams called the reunion “great to have the team back together,” praising Morris Jr. for law enforcement insight plus “humor and humanity.”
Morris Jr. said reuniting with Abrams and Larkin is “so special,” calling them “friends for life.” He also said he looks forward to working with analysts Deputy Sheriff Curtis Wilson and retired Captain Tom Rizzo.
What else is on the On Patrol: Live team?
Beyond Abrams and Larkin, the on-air team includes Rizzo, formerly of New Jersey’s Howell Township Police Department, and Wilson of South Carolina’s Richland County Sheriff’s Department. The show also uses a rotating panel of other experts when needed.
Morris Jr. previously worked on A&E’s Live PD and America’s Most Wanted. He is a Washington, D.C., Special Police Officer with antiterrorism and private security experience, and has appeared on CNN, Discovery ID, and Oxygen.
When does the patrol live show air—and who else is returning?
On Patrol: Live follows live news-gathering protocols with more than 50 cameras across U.S. communities. It airs every Friday and Saturday night from 9 p.m. to 12 a.m. ET on Reelz. On Patrol: First Shift airs at 8 p.m. ET before each live episode with recaps and updates.
Separately, the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO) has signed a contract to return to the series. Sheriff Allen said BCSO first joined in 2022, then stepped away in 2023 to reset priorities amid staffing shortages. About 10 to 12 deputies could take part, pending final numbers, with censoring for graphic incidents, undercover work, and private medical information.
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