Muhammad Ali was an Olympic gold medalist, a prize fighter and heavyweight champion who is widely regarded as one of the most significant and celebrated sports figures of the 20th century. From the moment Ali lined his pockets with some money, people began to take advantage of him. From boxing promoters to religious leaders, everyone wanted a piece of “The Champ” – and they got it. Right before his death in 2016, Muhammad Ali painstakingly worked to create a plan that would guarantee his beneficiaries financial freedom. He never would have imagined that his last brawl would be between him and his family over his final wishes.

For over half a century, Riley B. King – better known as B.B. King – defined the blues for the world. But while he was a music pioneer and visionary, he was a novice at handling his money. Without much business sense, King struggled to collect royalties from his recordings during his lifetime, relying heavily on earning his wealth paycheck by paycheck, gig by gig. Even worse, he would waste his money on a severe gambling addiction that landed him in the hands of the IRS. By the end of his life. B.B. King had earned more than $100 million, but by the time he died in 2015, his net worth had dwindled to a relatively meagre $10 million. Following his death, a vicious war broke out between his 15 kids, their 15 different mothers(!), and his long-time manager LaVerne Toney, who was accused of poisoning and killing the him.

Having grown up in the spotlight, and never learning how to be a responsible adult, Michael Jackson made terrible financial decisions that jeopardized his iconic career and wreaked havoc on his personal life. Shrouded in controversy, his death in 2009 may have been at the hands of a doctor administering lethal doses of anesthesia. However, what is even less transparent is how his entire estate ended up lining the pockets of two men who the Jackson siblings say Michael could not stand – industry veterans John Branca and John McLain.

Officers in Berkeley County, SC remove a disruptive passenger from a bus while an officer in Beech Grove, IN attends to a dog hit by a vehicle. Officers in Richland County, SC investigate a carjacking and an officer in Volusia County, FL responds to an accident involving a motorcycle.

Two agitated inmates are put in restraints to cool down. A suspected burglar expresses concern over a milk allergy, and an inmate becomes upset about the care given to her belongings.

A woman is brought in for attacking her boyfriend. A talkative inmate is moved to isolation, and an daring inmate attempts to escape his restraints.

Needles are found on one woman while a stun gun is discovered on another. A DUI test stirs up bad memories for a man driving while intoxicated, and a convicted murderer becomes violent.

A passenger allegedly attacked a cabdriver. A woman describes assaulting her boyfriend with hot food, and a mother is arrested for leaving her kids in a car while gambling.

Police investigate a possible abduction at a trailer park. A man in a stolen truck is pulled over and Officers discover washed checks and drug paraphernalia. A suspect is arrested after abandoning a stolen vehicle behind a fast food restaurant.

During a routine traffic stop, an Officer recognizes the passengers from a prior drug related arrest. A K-9 unit assists in the pursuit of a grand theft auto suspect who flees on foot. An arrest is made after a couple leaving a known drug house is pulled over and questioned.

A foot pursuit ends in arrest after a suspected drug dealer attempts to discard his goods. Police are called to a warehouse after the security guard is held at gunpoint. Police assist a young girl after being struck by a car.

A suspicious man attempts to flee Police on foot and is later arrested for possession. Officers in New Jersey charge a garage owner with receiving stolen property. Officers arrest a man after witnesses report purse snatching.

Deputy Pebley responds to a 911 call from a mentally unstable male who threatened to kill his family and law enforcement. Upon arriving to the house the Deputy finds the unstable man and a surprise find of highly explosive, butane fueled drug processing facility, owned and operated by the suspect’s parents. Deputy Campora responds to Wal-Mart for a stolen laptop, but the surprise discovery of over 66 grams of black tar heroin on the suspect.

Deputy Shawn Taroli heads up a probation search of a known “flop” drug house approximately 600 yards from a busy Wal-Mart. What they find is eye opening to anyone interested in a close up look at the life of heroin and methamphetamine users. A Deputy gets information from an informant about a large, illegal, indoor marijuana grow in a residential area. He then takes the camera through the process of obtaining a search warrant from a Judge and the eventual search and seizure.

Two agitated inmates are put in restraints to cool down. A suspected burglar expresses concern over a milk allergy, and an inmate becomes upset about the care given to her belongings.

A woman is brought in for attacking her boyfriend. A talkative inmate is moved to isolation, and an daring inmate attempts to escape his restraints.

Needles are found on one woman while a stun gun is discovered on another. A DUI test stirs up bad memories for a man driving while intoxicated, and a convicted murderer becomes violent.

A passenger allegedly attacked a cabdriver. A woman describes assaulting her boyfriend with hot food, and a mother is arrested for leaving her kids in a car while gambling.

Police investigate a possible abduction at a trailer park. A man in a stolen truck is pulled over and Officers discover washed checks and drug paraphernalia. A suspect is arrested after abandoning a stolen vehicle behind a fast food restaurant.

During a routine traffic stop, an Officer recognizes the passengers from a prior drug related arrest. A K-9 unit assists in the pursuit of a grand theft auto suspect who flees on foot. An arrest is made after a couple leaving a known drug house is pulled over and questioned.

A foot pursuit ends in arrest after a suspected drug dealer attempts to discard his goods. Police are called to a warehouse after the security guard is held at gunpoint. Police assist a young girl after being struck by a car.

A suspicious man attempts to flee Police on foot and is later arrested for possession. Officers in New Jersey charge a garage owner with receiving stolen property. Officers arrest a man after witnesses report purse snatching.

This show is the story of 3 different deputies responding to a heroin possession call and an overdose call with the same subject, months apart. In the last segment the heroin abuser talks to us on camera about what life on heroin really is about.

Deputy Roberts pulls over a vehicle that originally was parked by a known drug house and when the occupants saw his patrol car turning around, they took off. After waiting an hour, he came back and they were there again. One had a warrant and was arrested. Then Roberts follows two probationers into the known drug house and everything becomes quite clear. Deputy Katz responds to a call from a water company worker who was contacting people in the neighborhood about a water issue and when he knocked at this particular door, the woman was extremely inebriated and fell down.

Deputy Sorey responds to a vehicle fire on Highway 50. Deputy Sorey investigates a suspicious person in the area and despite his protests, he has a warrant and is arrested. Deputy Stockeland responds to a store owner who claims a local citizen is stealing things routinely from his store, and he can prove it. The suspect’s car license plate was recorded on surveillance tape. The Deputy goes to visit him and advise him not to go to store ever again. Deputy Taroli goes to help out at Lake Tahoe’s annual “SNOWGLOBE MUSIC FESTIVAL” where over 15,000 people a day show up to party and listen to music. Deputy Katz is pursuing a young woman with a substance problem who escaped custody while being treated at a hospital and they are trying to get her back into custody. Her father turns her in, hoping she can go back to jail and get some rehab help.

Deputy Roberts responds to an auto accident with a travel trailer and arrives on the scene to find out the driver had run off, possibly trying to avoid the fact that he was over the limit on alcohol. Deputy Roberts, while patrolling a motel that is known for high drug activity, noticed a vehicle belonging to a rather well known drug trafficker in the area. He and other Deputies begin a surveillance of the motel room and then decide to surprise the drug dealers. Deputy Fontana responds to a request for assistance from another Deputy who is trying to handle a fight at a gas station between two men.

Deputy Morton responds to a 911 call of two people inside a closed business, possibly trying to steal equipment inside the business. Deputy Gray and Deputy Cortez respond to a 911 Domestic Violence call from a man claiming that his girlfriend choked him and threw away his favorite pot pipe.

Deputy O’Camb follows a simple stop of a bicycle without lights to a stolen 27 foot trailer and its parolee occupants and a rattlesnake. Deputy Roberts investigates a call of a fight with 10 to 13 people in the parking lot of a motel.

This show is the story of 3 different deputies responding to a heroin possession call and an overdose call with the same subject, months apart. In the last segment the heroin abuser talks to us on camera about what life on heroin really is about.

Deputy Roberts pulls over a vehicle that originally was parked by a known drug house and when the occupants saw his patrol car turning around, they took off. After waiting an hour, he came back and they were there again. One had a warrant and was arrested. Then Roberts follows two probationers into the known drug house and everything becomes quite clear. Deputy Katz responds to a call from a water company worker who was contacting people in the neighborhood about a water issue and when he knocked at this particular door, the woman was extremely inebriated and fell down.

Deputy Sorey responds to a vehicle fire on Highway 50. Deputy Sorey investigates a suspicious person in the area and despite his protests, he has a warrant and is arrested. Deputy Stockeland responds to a store owner who claims a local citizen is stealing things routinely from his store, and he can prove it. The suspect’s car license plate was recorded on surveillance tape. The Deputy goes to visit him and advise him not to go to store ever again. Deputy Taroli goes to help out at Lake Tahoe’s annual “SNOWGLOBE MUSIC FESTIVAL” where over 15,000 people a day show up to party and listen to music. Deputy Katz is pursuing a young woman with a substance problem who escaped custody while being treated at a hospital and they are trying to get her back into custody. Her father turns her in, hoping she can go back to jail and get some rehab help.

Deputy Roberts responds to an auto accident with a travel trailer and arrives on the scene to find out the driver had run off, possibly trying to avoid the fact that he was over the limit on alcohol. Deputy Roberts, while patrolling a motel that is known for high drug activity, noticed a vehicle belonging to a rather well known drug trafficker in the area. He and other Deputies begin a surveillance of the motel room and then decide to surprise the drug dealers. Deputy Fontana responds to a request for assistance from another Deputy who is trying to handle a fight at a gas station between two men.

Deputy Morton responds to a 911 call of two people inside a closed business, possibly trying to steal equipment inside the business. Deputy Gray and Deputy Cortez respond to a 911 Domestic Violence call from a man claiming that his girlfriend choked him and threw away his favorite pot pipe.

Deputy O’Camb follows a simple stop of a bicycle without lights to a stolen 27 foot trailer and its parolee occupants and a rattlesnake. Deputy Roberts investigates a call of a fight with 10 to 13 people in the parking lot of a motel.