Clayton County, GA officers track a possibly stolen vehicle while officers in Lee County, FL respond to a fight at a hotel. Richland County, SC officers pursue a vehicle that fled a traffic stop and officers in Daytona Beach, FL investigate a hit and run accident.

Prince oozed charisma and was rightly hailed as a musical genius. Often, it is the depth and pain in Prince’s music that makes it truly great. His best-loved songs reveal the turmoil and sadness behind his dazzling public persona, the real Prince behind the image. Offstage Prince could not escape his loneliness, fear and self-blame. After the years of dancing and touring took their toll, Prince was left with only himself, looking into the mirror, and no one there to help him. Prince’s whole life was one long cry for help, and nobody was really listening. When his demons finally caught up with him Prince died alone, to the dismay and guilt of the friends and colleagues he pushed away over the years.

A robbery suspect is pursued; an undercover narcotics sting is conducted; a marijuana plant is found in a truck; a domestic disturbance is investigated.

A customer is threatened in a restaurant; a domestic disturbance involving individuals with weapons is investigated; armed robbery suspects are questioned; an alleged assault involving cousins is probed.

A driver who failed to stop for a traffic violation is pursued; police respond to a domestic violence call; a domestic disturbance is investigated; a suspicious fire and a shooting at a trailer park are probed.

Police chase a driver who is suspected of driving under the influence; a man is questioned for possible drug possession; cops respond to a violent domestic situation; suspicious men in a high-crime area are pursued.

A speeding drunk driver slams into a pedestrian; an elderly driver parks her car inside a DMV office; a man driving under the influence becomes trapped under a truck.

A man outfitted in just his underwear is taken into custody. A dad gets busted for DUI while on his way to pick up a pizza for his kids. Officers recover drugs from a suspect’s pocket who is puzzled as to how they got there. A woman learns the hard way “what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas”.

Tequila is to blame when a man’s behavior gets him locked up. A woman tries to sell drugs online. A detainee in holding for a DUI is of the opinion that he’s been jailed for driving too slow.

A defiant suspect’s behavior takes a turn for the worse after being placed in the restraining chair. A spit mask wearing suspect attempts to procure enhancing supplements from a jail nurse. An intoxicated male suspect swoons for a certain female officer. A local vagrant is taken into custody after attempting to retrieve some things from his ex wife’s house.

A man learns it’s never a good idea to light up a joint next to an active crime scene. An officer encourages a young drug addicted couple to seek treatment. Luck runs out for a tutu-wearing prostitute, and officers pick up an at-risk kid for their 93rd time.

A robbery suspect is pursued; an undercover narcotics sting is conducted; a marijuana plant is found in a truck; a domestic disturbance is investigated.

A customer is threatened in a restaurant; a domestic disturbance involving individuals with weapons is investigated; armed robbery suspects are questioned; an alleged assault involving cousins is probed.

A driver who failed to stop for a traffic violation is pursued; police respond to a domestic violence call; a domestic disturbance is investigated; a suspicious fire and a shooting at a trailer park are probed.

Police chase a driver who is suspected of driving under the influence; a man is questioned for possible drug possession; cops respond to a violent domestic situation; suspicious men in a high-crime area are pursued.

On October 10th 2004, Christopher Reeve died in hospital leaving the world heartbroken. The actor’s role as Superman had turned him into a global superstar but after a freak horse riding accident in 1995 had left him paralyzed, his determination to walk again and his campaigning for America’s disabled community transformed him into another type of hero. The world’s media reported the cause of death as heart failure but this raised more questions than answers. Conflicting reports emerged, one even suggested that Chris had suffered a severe allergic reaction to a drug just before his death. World renowned forensic pathologist, Dr. Michael Hunter will now investigates every aspect of Christopher’s life in forensic detail, using reports from the time and first-hand accounts to piece together what was going on in the body of America’s Superman to find the answers.

Bill Bixby was a legendary actor, director and producer who had been charming audiences for three decades. He found fame with My Favourite Martian and The Courtship of Eddie’s Father before cementing his stardom in The Incredible Hulk.
But his celebrated performance hid a life of heartache and in his final three years he tried to mask the fact he was suffering from a disease that was killing him, prostate cancer. Even at the time, this was a disease that killed a very small percentage of those diagnosed with it. So world-renowned forensic pathologist, Dr Michael Hunter, is going to investigate the reasons this seemingly fit and healthy man died from such a treatable illness on November 21st 1993 at the age of just 59.

On February 27th, 2015, Leonard Nimoy – the actor famed for bringing us the half-human, half-Vulcan character, Spock – died of COPD at the age of 83. Born in Boston’s West End to Russian Jewish emigres, 17-year-old Leonard went against his parents’ wishes, and pursued a career as an actor. Over the next 16 years, whilst supporting his young family, he became the ultimate bit-part actor, mostly playing the bad guys. And then came Star Trek. Driven to succeed, Leonard put everything he had into the character of Spock, and never stopped working for the next two decades – much to the detriment of his family and his health. COPD is known as a smoker’s disease, but smoking is by no means the only cause. And Dr Michael Hunter is using first-hand accounts of Leonard’s life to unpack the truth behind the character traits and lifestyle choices that ultimately caused the pop culture icon’s death.

On October 10th 2004, Christopher Reeve died in hospital leaving the world heartbroken. The actor’s role as Superman had turned him into a global superstar but after a freak horse riding accident in 1995 had left him paralyzed, his determination to walk again and his campaigning for America’s disabled community transformed him into another type of hero. The world’s media reported the cause of death as heart failure but this raised more questions than answers. Conflicting reports emerged, one even suggested that Chris had suffered a severe allergic reaction to a drug just before his death. World renowned forensic pathologist, Dr. Michael Hunter will now investigates every aspect of Christopher’s life in forensic detail, using reports from the time and first-hand accounts to piece together what was going on in the body of America’s Superman to find the answers.

Bill Bixby was a legendary actor, director and producer who had been charming audiences for three decades. He found fame with My Favourite Martian and The Courtship of Eddie’s Father before cementing his stardom in The Incredible Hulk.
But his celebrated performance hid a life of heartache and in his final three years he tried to mask the fact he was suffering from a disease that was killing him, prostate cancer. Even at the time, this was a disease that killed a very small percentage of those diagnosed with it. So world-renowned forensic pathologist, Dr Michael Hunter, is going to investigate the reasons this seemingly fit and healthy man died from such a treatable illness on November 21st 1993 at the age of just 59.

On February 27th, 2015, Leonard Nimoy – the actor famed for bringing us the half-human, half-Vulcan character, Spock – died of COPD at the age of 83. Born in Boston’s West End to Russian Jewish emigres, 17-year-old Leonard went against his parents’ wishes, and pursued a career as an actor. Over the next 16 years, whilst supporting his young family, he became the ultimate bit-part actor, mostly playing the bad guys. And then came Star Trek. Driven to succeed, Leonard put everything he had into the character of Spock, and never stopped working for the next two decades – much to the detriment of his family and his health. COPD is known as a smoker’s disease, but smoking is by no means the only cause. And Dr Michael Hunter is using first-hand accounts of Leonard’s life to unpack the truth behind the character traits and lifestyle choices that ultimately caused the pop culture icon’s death.