Daytona Beach, FL officers respond to reports of a man waving a gun while Berkeley County, SC officers attend to a man with injuries from an apparent machete attack inside his home. Richland County, SC officers investigate a possible DUI while Wilkes-Barre, PA officers respond to a pedestrian hit-and-run.

A suspect in a hit-and-run accident is questioned by police; officers investigate a home invasion; cops pursue a stolen vehicle; a woman driving a stolen car is questioned.

A suspect who committed multiple violations is pursued; a man is arrested on an assault charge; a car is searched for drugs; officers investigate a possible burglary at a church.

An intoxicated and belligerent man is arrested for refusing to leave a fast-food restaurant; drugs are found in a vehicle; marijuana is discovered in a car; a husband is questioned in a domestic dispute.

An officer investigates when a couple get into a heated argument in a car; a man suspected of prostitution is questioned; a man is suspected of being drunk; a driver is questioned after hitting a curb with a vehicle.

Police investigate claims of an assault rifle being fired; officers respond to a dispute between neighbors that turns violent; a driver is stopped and questioned for driving erratically; a traffic stop results in a vehicle being searched for drugs.

Police chase a suspect who threatened to get a gun; two men suspected of trying to rob a flea market are pursued; two people believed to be involved in prostitution are questioned; a vehicle is searched for an assault rifle.

A driver fires a gun at officers after being pulled over for an incorrect plate; a routine traffic stop on a vehicle she observed driving erratically; dispatched to argument call between a mother and a daughter; police respond to a vandalism call.

Officers assist in the pursuit of a vehicle that hit a cop car; a store employee who says that a man took off after he was caught stealing merchandise flags; officers are tasked with searching vehicles and trains entering and exiting the country; officers pull a vehicle over on an interstate freeway for an equipment violation.

Officers make contact with two suspicious men standing outside of a store; officers engage in the pursuit of a stolen vehicle by deploying spike strips in the path of the suspect’s vehicle; officers respond to a call regarding a fleeing subject who was involved with a hit and run with a school bus; officers respond to an animal complaint.

A suspect in a hit-and-run accident is questioned by police; officers investigate a home invasion; cops pursue a stolen vehicle; a woman driving a stolen car is questioned.

A suspect who committed multiple violations is pursued; a man is arrested on an assault charge; a car is searched for drugs; officers investigate a possible burglary at a church.

An intoxicated and belligerent man is arrested for refusing to leave a fast-food restaurant; drugs are found in a vehicle; marijuana is discovered in a car; a husband is questioned in a domestic dispute.

An officer investigates when a couple get into a heated argument in a car; a man suspected of prostitution is questioned; a man is suspected of being drunk; a driver is questioned after hitting a curb with a vehicle.

Police investigate claims of an assault rifle being fired; officers respond to a dispute between neighbors that turns violent; a driver is stopped and questioned for driving erratically; a traffic stop results in a vehicle being searched for drugs.

Police chase a suspect who threatened to get a gun; two men suspected of trying to rob a flea market are pursued; two people believed to be involved in prostitution are questioned; a vehicle is searched for an assault rifle.

A driver fires a gun at officers after being pulled over for an incorrect plate; a routine traffic stop on a vehicle she observed driving erratically; dispatched to argument call between a mother and a daughter; police respond to a vandalism call.

Officers assist in the pursuit of a vehicle that hit a cop car; a store employee who says that a man took off after he was caught stealing merchandise flags; officers are tasked with searching vehicles and trains entering and exiting the country; officers pull a vehicle over on an interstate freeway for an equipment violation.

Officers make contact with two suspicious men standing outside of a store; officers engage in the pursuit of a stolen vehicle by deploying spike strips in the path of the suspect’s vehicle; officers respond to a call regarding a fleeing subject who was involved with a hit and run with a school bus; officers respond to an animal complaint.

Over a hot summer holiday weekend tens of thousands of vacationers take to the ocean shore. One young man, a newly graduated college student from Philadelphia, goes for an afternoon dip and forty feet from shore is attacked and killed. Five days later the Bell Captain at a popular beachside resort is also attacked. Throughout the region beachgoers panic, hotels empty, and lifeguards with guns patrol the seas. Then seventy miles north and a mile inland a group of local boys are cooling off in a tidal creek. The shark strikes one of the youngest. The children run through town looking for rescuers. His only hope is an athletic, 24-year-old, home town favorite named Stanley Fisher. With the entire town watching from the creekside, he repeatedly dives in searching for the young boy and finally rises with the body in his arms, when the shark attacks again. Fisher escapes with massive injuries. Meanwhile down the creek another group of boys is swimming. Again the shark attacks. It’s a tug-of-war between the youngest boy, his friends and the shark. Will anything stop this serial killing shark?

In 2009 armed Somali pirates hijacked the Maersk Alabama. Four years later Hollywood gave America a new hero in the form of its commander, Captain Phillips. But the real story is the desperate struggle of another man: Chief Engineer Mike Perry. Below decks he disables the ship and works to save the crew. His critical fight back leads to the captures of the pirate leader – a crucial bargaining chip in the eventual negotiations to get the pirates off the Alabama.

Over a hot summer holiday weekend tens of thousands of vacationers take to the ocean shore. One young man, a newly graduated college student from Philadelphia, goes for an afternoon dip and forty feet from shore is attacked and killed. Five days later the Bell Captain at a popular beachside resort is also attacked. Throughout the region beachgoers panic, hotels empty, and lifeguards with guns patrol the seas. Then seventy miles north and a mile inland a group of local boys are cooling off in a tidal creek. The shark strikes one of the youngest. The children run through town looking for rescuers. His only hope is an athletic, 24-year-old, home town favorite named Stanley Fisher. With the entire town watching from the creekside, he repeatedly dives in searching for the young boy and finally rises with the body in his arms, when the shark attacks again. Fisher escapes with massive injuries. Meanwhile down the creek another group of boys is swimming. Again the shark attacks. It’s a tug-of-war between the youngest boy, his friends and the shark. Will anything stop this serial killing shark?

In 2009 armed Somali pirates hijacked the Maersk Alabama. Four years later Hollywood gave America a new hero in the form of its commander, Captain Phillips. But the real story is the desperate struggle of another man: Chief Engineer Mike Perry. Below decks he disables the ship and works to save the crew. His critical fight back leads to the captures of the pirate leader – a crucial bargaining chip in the eventual negotiations to get the pirates off the Alabama.