Oscar winner and America’s Sweetheart. Sandra Bullock’s hair-raising home invasion from her 3rd documented stalker, Joshua James Corbett. Party girl Lindsay Lohan’s stunning meltdown at the Betty Ford Clinic. Justin Bieber’s high speed escape from out-of-control paparazzi, and concluding with Kourtney Kardashian’s unsettling home robbery while pregnant with her first child.

Michael Jackson’s tragic final moments with Dr. Conrad Murray. Brooke Mueller and Charlie Sheen’s Aspen altercation. Suge Knight’s deadly hit and run, and Paula Abdul’s romantic night gone wrong.

Charlie Sheen overdoses after a three day party binge. Lindsay Lohan’s outrageous car chase. Erin Andrews’ hotel peeping-tom nightmare. Scott Stapp’s tragic paranoid breakdown.

Officers in Indian River County, FL stop a very intoxicated driver while Daytona Beach, FL officers respond to an accident. Berkeley County, SC officers apprehend a wrong-way driver and officers in Toledo, OH investigate an altercation at a bar.

A high-priced escort is accused of skipping out on her limo tab. A ladies’ man directs foul language at the jail nurse, and a seasoned prostitute considers getting into the sex-toy business.

An inmate becomes aggressive during a routine pat down. A confused senior citizen thinks the detention center is the site of a poetry slam, and two girlfriends come to blows while gambling.

A drug dealer’s mean-spirited girlfriend lands herself in isolation. The police deal with an inebriated man accused of throwing rocks, and guards attempt to defuse a situation involving battling cellmates.

A dominatrix is arrested for playing rough. A father is accused of assaulting his daughter’s boyfriend, and an inmate’s negative attitude leads to trouble.

Officers are left to solve the crime after signs of an apparent stabbing. Officers respond to a call of a suspicious male loitering in a private park after hours. A male driver insists that the car is his – even though he needs a screwdriver to start the ignition and the plates are stolen.

Officers assist on a call regarding a fight at a local residence. On a felony stop a juvenile male with a firearm is detained. Officers respond to a report of a man firing a gun in front of his residence.

A reverse drug operations designed to nab suspects who attempt to purchase narcotics from undercover officers proves successful for officers in both Tampa, FL and Palm Beach County, FL. Officers are in search of a burglary suspect.

The occupants of a car with unmatching out-of-state plates try to conceal not only their identities, but other illegal substances. Officers investigate a vehicle lingering near a park known for illicit sexual activity. Officer investigates a robbery claim at a truck stop.

Deputy Cooney responds to a call from a pizza shop owner who claims there is a naked man, with only his socks on, running wild in his kitchen, demanding an ambulance come to help him. Deputy Bernie Brown is called to a home where suspected parental abuse and child abuse is being reported. Lastly, Deputies find an uncooperative parolee high on methamphetamine.

Deputy Hardwood tries to make contact with a parolee from another area who may have moved into the Lake Tahoe Area and has a significant history of fighting with law enforcement. Upon arrival his girlfriend refuses to open the door. Deputy Fontana rushes Code 3, to an assist request for backup by another Deputy, regarding an assault taking place at a gas station. Upon arrival on the scene the Deputies get two combatants in custody and sort out what happened.

A high-priced escort is accused of skipping out on her limo tab. A ladies’ man directs foul language at the jail nurse, and a seasoned prostitute considers getting into the sex-toy business.

An inmate becomes aggressive during a routine pat down. A confused senior citizen thinks the detention center is the site of a poetry slam, and two girlfriends come to blows while gambling.

A drug dealer’s mean-spirited girlfriend lands herself in isolation. The police deal with an inebriated man accused of throwing rocks, and guards attempt to defuse a situation involving battling cellmates.

A dominatrix is arrested for playing rough. A father is accused of assaulting his daughter’s boyfriend, and an inmate’s negative attitude leads to trouble.

Officers are left to solve the crime after signs of an apparent stabbing. Officers respond to a call of a suspicious male loitering in a private park after hours. A male driver insists that the car is his – even though he needs a screwdriver to start the ignition and the plates are stolen.

Officers assist on a call regarding a fight at a local residence. On a felony stop a juvenile male with a firearm is detained. Officers respond to a report of a man firing a gun in front of his residence.

A reverse drug operations designed to nab suspects who attempt to purchase narcotics from undercover officers proves successful for officers in both Tampa, FL and Palm Beach County, FL. Officers are in search of a burglary suspect.

The occupants of a car with unmatching out-of-state plates try to conceal not only their identities, but other illegal substances. Officers investigate a vehicle lingering near a park known for illicit sexual activity. Officer investigates a robbery claim at a truck stop.

While James ‘Whitey’ Bulger was ascending the ranks of organized crime in Boston, other mobsters were up to their own nefarious business, from stealing priceless art from world famous museums, to robbing armored cars and using the proceeds to fund arm shipments to the IRA. But when the head of the Italian Mafia was arrested in the 80’s, a power vacuum resulted in chaos on the streets of Boston. With a bloody gang war on their hands, law enforcement had finally had enough. In the mid 90’s, as indictments finally rained down, Whitey Bulger vanished. He’d spent over 15 years as America’s most famous fugitive, until the US Marshall’s Service found him hiding in plain sight.

John “The Telfon Don” Gotti murdered his way to the top of New York’s most powerful Mafia family. Indictments came and went, nothing ever stuck to Gott. Rich, powerful, and in love with himself, Gotti was blinded by the glare of the media lights and fell from grace. He died in prison.

While James ‘Whitey’ Bulger was ascending the ranks of organized crime in Boston, other mobsters were up to their own nefarious business, from stealing priceless art from world famous museums, to robbing armored cars and using the proceeds to fund arm shipments to the IRA. But when the head of the Italian Mafia was arrested in the 80’s, a power vacuum resulted in chaos on the streets of Boston. With a bloody gang war on their hands, law enforcement had finally had enough. In the mid 90’s, as indictments finally rained down, Whitey Bulger vanished. He’d spent over 15 years as America’s most famous fugitive, until the US Marshall’s Service found him hiding in plain sight.

John “The Telfon Don” Gotti murdered his way to the top of New York’s most powerful Mafia family. Indictments came and went, nothing ever stuck to Gott. Rich, powerful, and in love with himself, Gotti was blinded by the glare of the media lights and fell from grace. He died in prison.