Berkeley County, SC officers are dispatched multiple times to a disturbance at a church while officers in Daytona Beach, FL investigate a reported family stabbing. Toledo, OH officers respond to a car that crashed through a building and officers in Richland County, SC are called to a suspected home invasion.

When Snoop Dogg is accused of murder, he and his bodyguard claim self-defense. The prosecution claims cold blooded murder. It will take the best attorneys money can buy to help convince a jury that Snoop and his bodyguard are not guilty. For the first time, hear from Snoop’s co-defendant, the man who actually pulled the trigger.

The story of Amanda Knox was tabloid gold. She was the angel-faced American girl who brutally murdered her British roommate Meredith Kercher in their Italian home in 2007. But after eight years the truth finally surfaced; Amanda Knox never killed anyone.

Cops respond to an alleged accidental shooting; a man is arrested in an undercover drug operation.

Cops chase after two males in an SUV until it flips; a domestic disturbance call is made involving a child custody dispute; officers detain a fleeing drug suspect.

Officers stop a man on a bike who matches the description of a robbery suspect; three men are detained when the are found hanging out in a heavy drug alley; a domestic dispute is investigated; a suspect waving a pocketknife is confronted.

Officers search for a man in connection with a domestic violence restraining order; a man tries to eat a bag of weed when he is pulled over; a woman is suspected of stabbing a man in the arm with a pair of scissors.

In Tulsa, OK a Code Blue is called after two inmates start fighting inside the common pod area of the men’s jail. In Austin, TX an irate man with an exceptionally long beard refuses to remove the rubber bands entwined in his facial hair. In Wayne, NJ a man stumbles into the visitor’s center suffering from deep stab wounds he says were caused by two women on a street near the jail.

In Salt Lake City, UT a man who proclaims that he is a Gulf War Veteran and should not have been arrested. In Fort Worth, TX a Corporal investigates a “prisoner on prisoner assault.” In Austin, TX three prisoners provide some fireworks during an Officer’s last shift.

In Salt Lake City, UT three inmates start brawling inside the drunk tank. In Austin, TX a young man wears a mask after spitting on his arresting officers. In Las Vegas, NV a young woman fails to take jail seriously and behaves provocatively.

In Austin, TX a very agitated and uncooperative young man complains that officers are violating his rights when they refuse to allow him to count his cash. In Las Vegas, NV an officer responds to a “443” call meaning an officer needs assistance. In Fort Worth, TX a sergeant responds to an inmate fight and finds one inmate lying on the floor outside the cell block with a bloody nose.

Cops respond to an alleged accidental shooting; a man is arrested in an undercover drug operation.

Cops chase after two males in an SUV until it flips; a domestic disturbance call is made involving a child custody dispute; officers detain a fleeing drug suspect.

Officers stop a man on a bike who matches the description of a robbery suspect; three men are detained when the are found hanging out in a heavy drug alley; a domestic dispute is investigated; a suspect waving a pocketknife is confronted.

Officers search for a man in connection with a domestic violence restraining order; a man tries to eat a bag of weed when he is pulled over; a woman is suspected of stabbing a man in the arm with a pair of scissors.

Anzac Day is a national day of remembrance to those who served and died in wars past and present in Australia, but it is also the day marked for a terror attack. When police arrest a 14-year-old boy in England for threatening to behead his teachers they discover a keyboard jihadi with over 24,000 twitter followers and a link to a terror plot on the other side of the world. Australia is just days away from experiencing a devastating, violent terror attack orchestrated by a schoolboy.

The jihadist group of ten German citizens and residents planned a multi-pronged terror attack in France, the UK and Germany targeting German bus stops and busses with explosives, if successful the Euro Plot would have resulted in hundreds of casualties. The plot to attack three European cities is revealed only after the arrest of 36 year-old Sidiqui a German national of Afghan descent who grew up in Hamburg and worked at the Hamburg International Airport. Intelligence gained through Sidiqui’s interrogation reveals close ties to Osama Bin Laden and how Germany has evolved from being a safe haven where jihadists like the plotters of 9/11 had based themselves to becoming an important terror target. As Sidiqui reveals names of the other cell members they include seven other German citizens or long-time residents. German security services track the plotters from Germany to Waziristan while the US initiates unprecedented drone strikes to go after members of the cell and dismantle the deadly plot before it’s too late.

Khalid Aldwasari, a 20-year-old Saudi national on a student visa in the United States purchases chemicals for bombs and researches targets – among them the Dallas residence of former President George W. Bush, several dams in Colorado and California. He also has plans to travel to New York and plant bombs in rental cars and blow them up at rush hour. An FBI operation helps uncover the plot and reveals that the Saudi student has both the technical knowledge and the political motivation to carry out his plans.

Anzac Day is a national day of remembrance to those who served and died in wars past and present in Australia, but it is also the day marked for a terror attack. When police arrest a 14-year-old boy in England for threatening to behead his teachers they discover a keyboard jihadi with over 24,000 twitter followers and a link to a terror plot on the other side of the world. Australia is just days away from experiencing a devastating, violent terror attack orchestrated by a schoolboy.

The jihadist group of ten German citizens and residents planned a multi-pronged terror attack in France, the UK and Germany targeting German bus stops and busses with explosives, if successful the Euro Plot would have resulted in hundreds of casualties. The plot to attack three European cities is revealed only after the arrest of 36 year-old Sidiqui a German national of Afghan descent who grew up in Hamburg and worked at the Hamburg International Airport. Intelligence gained through Sidiqui’s interrogation reveals close ties to Osama Bin Laden and how Germany has evolved from being a safe haven where jihadists like the plotters of 9/11 had based themselves to becoming an important terror target. As Sidiqui reveals names of the other cell members they include seven other German citizens or long-time residents. German security services track the plotters from Germany to Waziristan while the US initiates unprecedented drone strikes to go after members of the cell and dismantle the deadly plot before it’s too late.

Khalid Aldwasari, a 20-year-old Saudi national on a student visa in the United States purchases chemicals for bombs and researches targets – among them the Dallas residence of former President George W. Bush, several dams in Colorado and California. He also has plans to travel to New York and plant bombs in rental cars and blow them up at rush hour. An FBI operation helps uncover the plot and reveals that the Saudi student has both the technical knowledge and the political motivation to carry out his plans.