Daytona Beach, FL officers respond to a family dispute while officers in Knox County, TN search for a suspect who fled on foot after a hit and run. Christian County, MO officers pursue a motorcycle and officers in Richland County, SC give field sobriety tests during a traffic stop.

The Branch Davidians are not a new religious sect, in fact they have been around for quite some time. It isn’t until David Koresh takes over a benign religious cult that it quickly turns malignant. Rumors begin to swirl around Waco that he is breaking the law in more ways than one, and that puts him on a collision course with law enforcement. Religion and the government often do not see eye to eye – and when they do collide, it can be a recipe for disaster.

After a downturn in the economy, many ranchers begin losing their farms, or taking out loans that they can’t pay back. Desperate times, leave many feeling dissatisfied with the US government. Leroy Schweiter takes the opportunity to break away from the United States and take advantage of everyone that decides to follow him. Millions of dollars later he begins to feel untouchable – but money isn’t the only problem. Will the FBI take him and his followers down when things turn violent before anyone gets hurt?

A concealed shotgun is found on a bicyclist; two college students are caught trying to steal an ornamental flamingo in Las Vegas; a man is questioned about driving a stolen vehicle; a driver learns some surprising things about his new girlfriend during a traffic stop.

A fleeing suspect is apprehended when his pants get caught on a fence; a male passenger’s emotional breakdown helps him avoid being arrested; a suspected burglary is investigated; police demonstrate how they eradicate hidden marijuana patches.

A driver is pursued by a K-9 unit after fleeing a stolen car; suspected drug dealers are questioned; a man is accused of trying to sale a toddler for crack cocaine; an officer questions a suspicious pair who are in a park after dark.

A detective intervenes in a chaotic fight; suspects are arrested for allegedly dealing cocaine out of their grandmother’s house; a man claims he accidentally fired off five gunshots inside his house.

A murder victim’s family reacts when the suspect is brought before a judge; armed rebels infiltrate a campus protest, then open fire on police; after making a late hit, a peewee football player gets sacked by an irate coach.

In Modesto, CA a man under the influence states money will buy his freedom after threatening an officer with a .357 magnum. In Portland, OR two individuals arrested for possession point the finger at each other. In Austin, TX a man arrested for drunk driving becomes unruly while in jail.

In Portland, OR a man who totaled his Corvette is arrested for driving under the influence. In Santa Ana, CA a man unveils his complex personality issues. In Tampa, FL a prisoner is placed in a spit mask after spraying saliva far and wide.

In Las Vegas, NV a man proclaims of his royal lineage to the “Kingdom of Hawaii” during a combative booking process. In Tulsa, OK a man is arrested for resisting officers and harboring a vicious animal. In Austin, TX intoxicated individuals create headaches for officers.

In Tulsa, OK a woman bites and kicks deputies after falling and cutting her head. In Las Vegas, NV a man’s tattoos are examined and photographed to investigate hidden meanings. In Portland, OR an incoherent man is found with illegal mushrooms after his wife went into labor at a bus stop.

A concealed shotgun is found on a bicyclist; two college students are caught trying to steal an ornamental flamingo in Las Vegas; a man is questioned about driving a stolen vehicle; a driver learns some surprising things about his new girlfriend during a traffic stop.

A fleeing suspect is apprehended when his pants get caught on a fence; a male passenger’s emotional breakdown helps him avoid being arrested; a suspected burglary is investigated; police demonstrate how they eradicate hidden marijuana patches.

A driver is pursued by a K-9 unit after fleeing a stolen car; suspected drug dealers are questioned; a man is accused of trying to sale a toddler for crack cocaine; an officer questions a suspicious pair who are in a park after dark.

A detective intervenes in a chaotic fight; suspects are arrested for allegedly dealing cocaine out of their grandmother’s house; a man claims he accidentally fired off five gunshots inside his house.

Star Trek is known as one of the most successful science fiction TV shows of all time. The original series, which aired on NBC from 1966-1969 was just the beginning – since then, there have been several spin-off series, as well as 10 movies, not to mention the books, movie merchandise, and immeasurable impact on pop culture. Critics of the series are quick to point out the cheesy special effects and over-the-top acting, but there’s no question that William Shatner became – and continues to be – a household name all because of this series. We take a close look at the elements that had to come together to make Star Trek a multi-season series, and why people can’t seem to get enough of this 60s space drama.

The original film about a high school student who is being bullied who teams up with an unlikely mentor made an impact with audiences and critics alike, when The Karate Kid premiered approximately 35 years ago. Since then, there are countless generations who have been drawn to the story of the underdog turned champion, in several versions and sequels of The Karate Kid that have followed. Now, Cobra Kai continues to bring in audiences who are eager to see what happened to the original characters of the first movie, and interest in martial arts has been reignited worldwide. We take a close look at the magic of the original movie, from the casting to behind-the-scenes shenanigans among the cast members, as we celebrate the story of Daniel-san and Mr. Miyagi.

This indie slasher hit was made for less than $2million and premiered to great reviews, and launched eight different sequels, catapulted the career of Robert Englund as the main character Freddy Krueger, and vitalized a new interest in the horror genre. We take a close look at how this first movie was made, and in an original interview, star Heather Langenkamp explains some of the behind-the-scenes tricks of the trade in one of the most impactful scenes in the first film, and comments firsthand on the cultural impact of the franchise.

Star Trek is known as one of the most successful science fiction TV shows of all time. The original series, which aired on NBC from 1966-1969 was just the beginning – since then, there have been several spin-off series, as well as 10 movies, not to mention the books, movie merchandise, and immeasurable impact on pop culture. Critics of the series are quick to point out the cheesy special effects and over-the-top acting, but there’s no question that William Shatner became – and continues to be – a household name all because of this series. We take a close look at the elements that had to come together to make Star Trek a multi-season series, and why people can’t seem to get enough of this 60s space drama.

The original film about a high school student who is being bullied who teams up with an unlikely mentor made an impact with audiences and critics alike, when The Karate Kid premiered approximately 35 years ago. Since then, there are countless generations who have been drawn to the story of the underdog turned champion, in several versions and sequels of The Karate Kid that have followed. Now, Cobra Kai continues to bring in audiences who are eager to see what happened to the original characters of the first movie, and interest in martial arts has been reignited worldwide. We take a close look at the magic of the original movie, from the casting to behind-the-scenes shenanigans among the cast members, as we celebrate the story of Daniel-san and Mr. Miyagi.

This indie slasher hit was made for less than $2million and premiered to great reviews, and launched eight different sequels, catapulted the career of Robert Englund as the main character Freddy Krueger, and vitalized a new interest in the horror genre. We take a close look at how this first movie was made, and in an original interview, star Heather Langenkamp explains some of the behind-the-scenes tricks of the trade in one of the most impactful scenes in the first film, and comments firsthand on the cultural impact of the franchise.