Tom Morris Jr., a familiar face from A&E's 'Live PD', is set to make his return to television, rejoining former colleagues Dan Abrams and Sgt. Sean "Sticks" Larkin on Reelz's 'On Patrol: Live'. This highly anticipated reunion will see Morris Jr. step into the role of co-host and analyst, commencing July 31. His reintegration is expected to further enhance the program's coverage, offering viewers his distinct perspective on law enforcement activities.

Tom Morris Jr. Joins 'On Patrol: Live', Completing a Cherished Trio's Return

In a significant development for fans of reality law enforcement television, Tom Morris Jr. is officially returning to the screens. On July 24, 2026, it was announced that Morris Jr. would be joining the cast of 'On Patrol: Live', effectively reuniting the core team from the popular 'Live PD' series. He will be on air as a co-host and analyst starting July 31, 2026. Morris Jr. expresses his excitement for this reunion, emphasizing the strong bond he shares with Abrams and Larkin, describing their relationship as more than just professional, but a lifelong friendship. He also looks forward to collaborating with current 'On Patrol: Live' analysts Captain Tom Rizzo (ret.) and Deputy Sheriff Curtis Wilson.

'On Patrol: Live' operates with a dynamic live news-gathering approach, utilizing over 50 cameras stationed in various communities across the nation. This setup allows the program to broadcast the nightly operations of law enforcement officers in real-time. The show airs every Friday and Saturday evening from 9 p.m. to 12 a.m. ET on Reelz, with 'On Patrol: First Shift' preceding it at 8 p.m. ET to provide recaps and updates. The program is a production of Half Moon Pictures, with executive producers including Abrams, Dan Cesareo, John Zito, Lucilla D’Agostino, Paul Gordon, and Joe Venafro.

Morris Jr. brings a wealth of diverse experience to the show. Initially an audio technician, camera operator, and field producer, he later served as an antiterrorism contractor for the U.S. State Department. His career in television began in 1993 with 'America’s Most Wanted', followed by roles on A&E’s 'Wanted' and 'Fugitives Caught on Tape', and appearances on networks like CNN, Discovery ID, and Oxygen. Furthermore, Morris Jr. is a Washington, D.C., Special Police Officer with extensive experience in private security.

This reunion signifies not just a return to a familiar format but a strengthening of the 'On Patrol: Live' team. Morris Jr.'s background, spanning from production to law enforcement and security, provides a unique and informed perspective that will undoubtedly enrich the viewer experience, complementing Abrams' media expertise and Larkin's extensive police service. The chemistry and camaraderie among the hosts are expected to be a major draw for audiences who enjoyed their previous collaborations, promising insightful analysis and engaging commentary on real-time police work.