A mysterious white dog wanders the hospital halls on Halloween; a neurologist encounters an unconscious motorcyclist on the side of the road; treatment of a young boy’s broken leg turns into an investigation that might reveal child abuse.

A doctor struggles with the decision to revive an older patient after prolonged CPR; two nurses encounter a stabbing victim on the street, and try to save him by carrying him back to their hospital; a doctor on a cruise ship finds that her dream trip has become a nightmare.

A bridesmaid drinks herself into a dangerous coma; a man’s eyeball pops out of his head; a premature infant is left in a hospital toilet and must be quickly revived in the ER.

Richard Kuklinski’s daughters Merrick and Christin endure a childhood of terror in their father’s house. Behind the image of a happy family that Richard is obsessed with showing to the world, lies misery and fear. Merrick and Christin know that The Iceman is one of America’s most notorious and prolific killers for a reason.

While driving home from a movie premiere, successful Hollywood publicist Ronnie Chasen was murdered – shot four times by convicted felon Harold Martin Smith under mysterious circumstances. After receiving a tip that Smith was bragging about being paid $10,000 to murder the publicist, the police zero in on his location. Before they can capture Smith, he shockingly shoots himself in the head leaving us all wondering: who, if anyone paid Smith to kill Chasen?

Cops respond to a domestic situation in which a woman is pushed out of moving vehicle; a man is questioned about drug use and outstanding warrants; undercover police officers pick up two prostitutes in Las Vegas; suspicious pedestrian caught with weed and meth.

A woman breaks into her ex-boyfriend’s home; a car is searched after a man fails to use a turn signal when changing lanes.

A boy is found in a suspect’s appartment after being kidnapped; a suspicious car is pulled over for having the wrong license plate; man in possession of a “tek 9” gun as well as a container of crack cocaine; vehicle is stopped for suspicious driving and plates that are registered to another vehicle.

A burglary suspect is pursued; a group of suspecious characters that have detaine; “buy bust” sting designed to apprehend street level drug dealers; officers respond to a call involving an alleged bank robbery.

Deputy Harris responds to a call from an anonymous caller saying that a stolen vehicle would be found parked by a local business in a shopping mall. Upon arrival at the store, the in-store security officer points to two males and claims they were in the store earlier and had stolen items. As Deputy Harris investigates he discovers that one of the two males accused by the store of theft was on probation for auto theft. He then discovers the stolen vehicle and a shaved key in his possession which is used to steal cars by bypassing the ignition lock. Deputy Isham notices a car stopped at the intersection of a major mall with the engine running and when he approaches the vehicle and tries to get the divers attention, the driver was totally an unresponsive. The scent of alcohol filled the interior of the vehicle once the driver opened the door. Deputy Sosa responds to a report of a vehicle that may be involved in an earlier vehicle break in. Drugs are found and one is arrested.

Deputy Vaughn responds to a woman who says her husband was stabbed by three teenagers. The teens escape, take refuge in one of the teenager’s home and SWAT is called out to take them into custody Deputy Taroli responds to a 911 call for trespassers at a location where drug users are known to congregate.

In Austin, TX several inmates are subdued after exhibiting unruly behavior. In Portland, OR anger dominates emotions as a man accuses officers of profiling him during arrest. In Austin, TX an officer uses “verbal judo” to gain the upper hand with combative inmates.

In Tulsa, OK a man attacks a medical officer and several officers rush to intervene. In Las Vegas, NV a woman is charged with malicious destruction after destroying a tree and unleashing its nesting pigeons. In Portland, OR a man’s menacing gaze and causes unease in jail after he arrested for domestic abuse charges.

In Fort Myers, FL a prisoner refuses to exit his cell. In Austin, TX a man reacts to his arrest by singing. In Paterson, NJ an inmate repeatedly escapes his restraints as he experiences severe alcohol withdrawal.

In Las Vegas, NV a woman arrested for domestic violence begins screaming and refuses to calm down. In Austin, TX two friends arrested for public intoxication embrace a in tearful reunion after a rollicking booking process. In Las Vegas, NV a woman is arrested for driving a stolen car.

Cops respond to a domestic situation in which a woman is pushed out of moving vehicle; a man is questioned about drug use and outstanding warrants; undercover police officers pick up two prostitutes in Las Vegas; suspicious pedestrian caught with weed and meth.

A woman breaks into her ex-boyfriend’s home; a car is searched after a man fails to use a turn signal when changing lanes.

A boy is found in a suspect’s appartment after being kidnapped; a suspicious car is pulled over for having the wrong license plate; man in possession of a “tek 9” gun as well as a container of crack cocaine; vehicle is stopped for suspicious driving and plates that are registered to another vehicle.

A burglary suspect is pursued; a group of suspecious characters that have detaine; “buy bust” sting designed to apprehend street level drug dealers; officers respond to a call involving an alleged bank robbery.

The Aryan Brotherhood of Texas, also known as the ABT, was a violent white supremacist gang that boasted thousands of members inside and outside of prison throughout Texas and the U.S. Though formed in prison to protect themselves against other races, most of the gang’s violence outside of prison was inflicted upon its own members who betrayed the gang in any way. The ABT’s mantra is “God forgives, Brothers don’t.” Ultimately, the loyalty the ABT demanded was nowhere to be found, as members helped put the gang right back behind the prison walls where they first formed.

Juan Garcia Abrego was the leader of the Gulf Cartel, one of the most violent and lucrative drug cartels in Mexican history. After aligning with the Cali Cartel of Colombia, Garcia Abrego’s cocaine smuggling empire grew to an estimated $10 billion. Despite his nickname, “The Doll,” Garcia Abrego was brutal in his violence. He was suspected of ordering dozens of killings; victims reportedly included rival drug traffickers and journalists. He spent years on the run from law enforcement, much of it, hiding in plain sight. But his days on the run would be numbered…

Omar Portee, aka OG Mack, reportedly formed the East Coast faction of the Bloods. Portee got his education in gang life by watching the notorious street gang operate on the West Coast, and then brought the knowledge back home to the Bronx, and specifically, Rikers Island. The infamous prison is where Portee would create the United Blood Nation, and soon watch it spread throughout the East Coast.

The Aryan Brotherhood of Texas, also known as the ABT, was a violent white supremacist gang that boasted thousands of members inside and outside of prison throughout Texas and the U.S. Though formed in prison to protect themselves against other races, most of the gang’s violence outside of prison was inflicted upon its own members who betrayed the gang in any way. The ABT’s mantra is “God forgives, Brothers don’t.” Ultimately, the loyalty the ABT demanded was nowhere to be found, as members helped put the gang right back behind the prison walls where they first formed.

Juan Garcia Abrego was the leader of the Gulf Cartel, one of the most violent and lucrative drug cartels in Mexican history. After aligning with the Cali Cartel of Colombia, Garcia Abrego’s cocaine smuggling empire grew to an estimated $10 billion. Despite his nickname, “The Doll,” Garcia Abrego was brutal in his violence. He was suspected of ordering dozens of killings; victims reportedly included rival drug traffickers and journalists. He spent years on the run from law enforcement, much of it, hiding in plain sight. But his days on the run would be numbered…

Omar Portee, aka OG Mack, reportedly formed the East Coast faction of the Bloods. Portee got his education in gang life by watching the notorious street gang operate on the West Coast, and then brought the knowledge back home to the Bronx, and specifically, Rikers Island. The infamous prison is where Portee would create the United Blood Nation, and soon watch it spread throughout the East Coast.