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Officers respond to a report of shoplifting at a mall; police question a young woman believed to be a prostitute; cops interview a man who is allegedly selling drugs out of his truck; New Orleans police respond to calls during Mardi Gras.

Police pursue a man riding erratically on a bicycle; cops question a woman suspected of being a prostitute; officers respond to a call about an alleged break in at a house; a couple are questioned who are parked in a neighborhood that has experienced a rash of robberies.

Police pursue a stolen truck with a flatbed trailer stacked with golf carts; a woman is questioned as a suspect in a domestic disturbance; officers respond to a dispute between a father and son; a man and woman are questioned after leaving an area known for prostitution.

Police pursue a vehicle with three suspects who refuse to pull over; officers council a man observed making a drug transaction; a man is questioned for allegedly trying to sell prescription drugs; cops chase a drug suspect.

Officers pursue a driver involved in a hit-and-run accident; a sting operation is set up to catch drug dealers; police chase the driver of a stolen vehicle; a man wanted for family domestic violence is arrested.

An unruly suspect is apprehended; a driver is arrested on drug charges; three men are chased after an attempted burglary; two suspects are questioned for throwing beer bottles at a car.

A robbery at a fast-food restaurant is investigated; a passenger in a car is suspected of smoking marijuana; a fight between a man and a woman at a gas station is investigated; a car that is being driven erratically is pulled over.

A man who allegedly stole beer from a convenience store is questioned; a woman suspected of prostitution is arrested; a report of domestic violence is investigated; two female neighbors get into a fight.

A vehicle suspected in a drug operation is searched; police respond to a possible break in at the home of a recently deceased person; officers pull over a truck that has been reported as stolen; marijuana is found in a car during a routine traffic stop.

Officers respond to a report of shoplifting at a mall; police question a young woman believed to be a prostitute; cops interview a man who is allegedly selling drugs out of his truck; New Orleans police respond to calls during Mardi Gras.

Police pursue a man riding erratically on a bicycle; cops question a woman suspected of being a prostitute; officers respond to a call about an alleged break in at a house; a couple are questioned who are parked in a neighborhood that has experienced a rash of robberies.

Police pursue a stolen truck with a flatbed trailer stacked with golf carts; a woman is questioned as a suspect in a domestic disturbance; officers respond to a dispute between a father and son; a man and woman are questioned after leaving an area known for prostitution.

Police pursue a vehicle with three suspects who refuse to pull over; officers council a man observed making a drug transaction; a man is questioned for allegedly trying to sell prescription drugs; cops chase a drug suspect.

Officers pursue a driver involved in a hit-and-run accident; a sting operation is set up to catch drug dealers; police chase the driver of a stolen vehicle; a man wanted for family domestic violence is arrested.

An unruly suspect is apprehended; a driver is arrested on drug charges; three men are chased after an attempted burglary; two suspects are questioned for throwing beer bottles at a car.

A robbery at a fast-food restaurant is investigated; a passenger in a car is suspected of smoking marijuana; a fight between a man and a woman at a gas station is investigated; a car that is being driven erratically is pulled over.

A man who allegedly stole beer from a convenience store is questioned; a woman suspected of prostitution is arrested; a report of domestic violence is investigated; two female neighbors get into a fight.

A vehicle suspected in a drug operation is searched; police respond to a possible break in at the home of a recently deceased person; officers pull over a truck that has been reported as stolen; marijuana is found in a car during a routine traffic stop.

George Michael was one of the most brilliant performers of his generation. In a career spanning 35 years, his talent for creating enduring music led him to become one of the greatest recording artists of all time. Following global fame with the pop group Wham!, his solo career sent him into the stratosphere and for a time, it seemed, he was unstoppable. But the death of both his lover and mother, along with the pressures of hiding his homosexuality, resulted in severe depression. Away from public view, this gifted star hid a tortured soul. He would sit at home with the curtains closed, ingesting all kinds of chemicals and alcohol – numbing himself to the pain that never went away. A string of lurid headlines documented a slide into self-destruction, which only ended with his untimely death, at the age of 53. It was attributed to natural causes, but rumour and suspicion that other forces were at play persist. Dr. Michael Hunter investigates what was going on in the singer’s body that caused him to die so suddenly, at such a young age.

Prince, the pop superstar who sold over 100 million records over a 30 year career, was fit, health-conscious, and vehemently anti-drugs. And yet, on April 21st, 2016, Prince died, shockingly, of a drug overdose. The case is still under investigation. Renowned forensic pathologist, Dr Michael Hunter, analyses Prince’s medical history to uncover the possible reasons for his untimely death at only 57 years of age, and to reveal what really happened in the last days of this much loved star.

Amy Winehouse was one of the most gifted singer songwriters of her generation. Her multi-award winning album Back to Black has sold more than 20 million copies worldwide. Her soulful voice, the raw honesty of her lyrics and witty, down-to-earth personality won the hearts of millions. But at 3.30pm on July 23rd 2011, she was found dead in the bedroom of her home in Camden, North London. At the inquest, the coroner concluded she had died of alcohol poisoning. Winehouse fought a very long and public battle with addiction. But in the weeks leading up to her death, she had made huge progress – she was clean of drugs and she was trying to tackle her alcoholism. So why did Amy Winehouse suddenly drink herself to death? Using information revealed by her autopsy, testimony heard at the Inquest and eyewitness accounts, world renowned forensic pathologist Dr Michael Hunter investigates the last days of Amy Winehouse.

George Michael was one of the most brilliant performers of his generation. In a career spanning 35 years, his talent for creating enduring music led him to become one of the greatest recording artists of all time. Following global fame with the pop group Wham!, his solo career sent him into the stratosphere and for a time, it seemed, he was unstoppable. But the death of both his lover and mother, along with the pressures of hiding his homosexuality, resulted in severe depression. Away from public view, this gifted star hid a tortured soul. He would sit at home with the curtains closed, ingesting all kinds of chemicals and alcohol – numbing himself to the pain that never went away. A string of lurid headlines documented a slide into self-destruction, which only ended with his untimely death, at the age of 53. It was attributed to natural causes, but rumour and suspicion that other forces were at play persist. Dr. Michael Hunter investigates what was going on in the singer’s body that caused him to die so suddenly, at such a young age.

Prince, the pop superstar who sold over 100 million records over a 30 year career, was fit, health-conscious, and vehemently anti-drugs. And yet, on April 21st, 2016, Prince died, shockingly, of a drug overdose. The case is still under investigation. Renowned forensic pathologist, Dr Michael Hunter, analyses Prince’s medical history to uncover the possible reasons for his untimely death at only 57 years of age, and to reveal what really happened in the last days of this much loved star.

Amy Winehouse was one of the most gifted singer songwriters of her generation. Her multi-award winning album Back to Black has sold more than 20 million copies worldwide. Her soulful voice, the raw honesty of her lyrics and witty, down-to-earth personality won the hearts of millions. But at 3.30pm on July 23rd 2011, she was found dead in the bedroom of her home in Camden, North London. At the inquest, the coroner concluded she had died of alcohol poisoning. Winehouse fought a very long and public battle with addiction. But in the weeks leading up to her death, she had made huge progress – she was clean of drugs and she was trying to tackle her alcoholism. So why did Amy Winehouse suddenly drink herself to death? Using information revealed by her autopsy, testimony heard at the Inquest and eyewitness accounts, world renowned forensic pathologist Dr Michael Hunter investigates the last days of Amy Winehouse.