A teen is bleeding internally from an ectopic pregnancy, but denies ever having sex, so her doctor must find a clever way to prove her pregnancy before he can treat her. A young mother mysteriously goes in and out of flatline. A patient is physically healthy, but refuses to leave the ER.

On Christmas Eve, a man dressed as Santa is near death – his wife asks his doctor for a special favor: harvest her husband’s semen. A man can’t breathe because a live fish is stuck in his throat. A woman dressed as an elf overdoses on blood pressure medication. A boy has a blue leg that defies diagnosis.

A man crashes his car into a cow and comes to the ER covered in manure; a woman has a stiletto heel jammed into her cheek; a patient says she’s dying of a broken heart; a doctor is on probation when his patient dies… or does she?

After becoming inspired by countless horror films, including Scream, two deranged teenagers terrorize and brutally stab to death a female classmate using iconic horror movie tropes.

Known as the real life Fatal Attraction case, one man’s infidelity results in obsession, stalking, and ultimately murder.

A man is arrested for an unwarranted assault; a naked bicyclist protests against global warming; an armed bicyclist flees when approached by police; a suspect cuts his probation short by running from police.

Police reign in a fight suspect; two juvenile car thieves test the limit of the law; a man denies he is the assault suspect in surveillance video footage.

A car chase suspect doesn’t let flat tires slow him down; police utilize a search helicopter and a K-9 unit to track down an evasive suspect; officers try to lure a suspected pedophile.

Police discover a badly injured suspect who still has a little fight left in him; an abuse suspect is arrested for using his collection of knives to threaten his wife; a thief explains that his vehicle was exchanged for drugs.

The entire Sheriff’s Department participate in active school shooter training. Multiple scenarios play out in active school shooter training. Deputy Scholtz sees through a string of lies after approaching a drug addict walking the streets at night. Deputies Scholtz and Harris speak with a known transient after he verbally assaults a couple of pedestrians.

We follow Deputy Bryan Payne as he goes on calls involving robbery, vehicles with expired registration and dealing with a community with quite a lot of colorful personalities.

Officers struggle with an angry man after he kicks out a patrol car window. A relationship ends when a woman takes a bite out of her boyfriend. An upset wife stabs her husband and he ends up in handcuffs. A woman is happy to celebrate her birthday by going to jail.

Cousins come to jail together but only one leaves. Officers contend the best they can with an unruly inmate. Naked meditation in a parking lot lands a street artist in jail.

An intoxicated man tests officers’ patience. A woman tries to deceive police with multiple identities. A one-legged biker shows off his balancing skills to officers.

Officers outwit a man who refuses to give his name. A repeat DUI offender is jailed yet again. An intoxicated man is taken into custody and once the alcohol wears off he reveals that he’s broken his sobriety.

A man is arrested for an unwarranted assault; a naked bicyclist protests against global warming; an armed bicyclist flees when approached by police; a suspect cuts his probation short by running from police.

Police reign in a fight suspect; two juvenile car thieves test the limit of the law; a man denies he is the assault suspect in surveillance video footage.

A car chase suspect doesn’t let flat tires slow him down; police utilize a search helicopter and a K-9 unit to track down an evasive suspect; officers try to lure a suspected pedophile.

Police discover a badly injured suspect who still has a little fight left in him; an abuse suspect is arrested for using his collection of knives to threaten his wife; a thief explains that his vehicle was exchanged for drugs.

David Thai was the leader of the Born to Kill gang, a group of ruthless young men who terrorized Chinatown. The gang extorted shop owners too fearful to turn to police, and even started a war with the long-standing gangs in the area. There was only one way to stop the havoc David Thai started, through an informant in his own gang.

Louis Eppolito and Stephen Caracappa were two men who had sworn to protect and serve, but instead provided their Mafia cohorts with vital confidential information – earning them the nickname, “The Mafia Cops.” The dirty cops would soon cross the thin blue line from co-conspirators to cold-blooded murderers. A badge tarnished by greed, power and murder, and the distinction as the most corrupt cops in the history of the New York Police Department, would ultimately be their legacy.

Marvin Mercado, aka “Shy Boy,” and his brother, Pierre aka “Boo Boo” were major players in the violent street gang, the Asian Boyz. In the 1990’s, the Asian Boyz ignited a bloody crime spree known as, “The Summer of Madness.” From drive-by shootings to home invasions targeting their own community, the gang had no mercy. As part of the gang was taken down, the Mercado’s evaded justice for over a decade, hiding out in the Philippines, until the past came back to haunt them.

David Thai was the leader of the Born to Kill gang, a group of ruthless young men who terrorized Chinatown. The gang extorted shop owners too fearful to turn to police, and even started a war with the long-standing gangs in the area. There was only one way to stop the havoc David Thai started, through an informant in his own gang.

Louis Eppolito and Stephen Caracappa were two men who had sworn to protect and serve, but instead provided their Mafia cohorts with vital confidential information – earning them the nickname, “The Mafia Cops.” The dirty cops would soon cross the thin blue line from co-conspirators to cold-blooded murderers. A badge tarnished by greed, power and murder, and the distinction as the most corrupt cops in the history of the New York Police Department, would ultimately be their legacy.

Marvin Mercado, aka “Shy Boy,” and his brother, Pierre aka “Boo Boo” were major players in the violent street gang, the Asian Boyz. In the 1990’s, the Asian Boyz ignited a bloody crime spree known as, “The Summer of Madness.” From drive-by shootings to home invasions targeting their own community, the gang had no mercy. As part of the gang was taken down, the Mercado’s evaded justice for over a decade, hiding out in the Philippines, until the past came back to haunt them.