The killer that brought New York City to its knees; David Berkowitz went on a yearlong murderous rampage killing six people in 1976. He mostly targeted long-haired brunettes, leading many women in New York City to cut and dye their hair blonde. Given up for adoption as an infant and bullied as a child, Berkowitz always felt unwanted and alone. After finally finding acceptance in a satanic cult, he decided to act on the rage he harbored against women. He was out to destroy them, blaming his actions on the demands coming from a demonic dog. He’ll later claim he didn’t act alone, and that he was the scapegoat. But are these more lies from a deranged madman or are the true killers still out there?

Police officer turned killer, Laurie Bembenek was convicted for the 1981 murder of her then husband’s ex-wife, Christine Schultz. Schultz’s home was broken into and she was gagged and blindfolded along with her sons. The cold-blooded killer then made the sons listen as she cruelly shot their mother dead. Bembenek claimed she was framed for the savage murder, but the evidence was overwhelming. The murder weapon was discovered to be her husband’s police revolver, and fibers from a wig she owned were also found at the scene. Furthermore, testimony after testimony claimed that Bembenek often spoke about killing Schultz, strengthening the prosecution’s claim that it was a heinous act of jealous rage. Eight years into her sentence, Bembenek would again make headlines after a prison escape and three months on the run before being captured in Canada.

We follow Deputy Bryan Payne, up close and personal, on his night shift, as he goes about a typical day for a Deputy in El Dorado County. This show highlights the many skills required to cover such a large area of the county and the ease at which Deputy Payne executes discernment in dealing with each issue that comes up.

This show highlights under the influence teens driving erratically not wearing seatbelts and in one call 2 teens are killed and three others are critically injured.

A Lee County, FL officer hears gun shots and responds and officers in Richland County, SC capture a suspect after a hotel assault. Daytona Beach, FL officers investigate a reported aggravated assault on a delivery driver and officers in Fontana, CA are called to a fight.

Deputy Coburn stops and questions a half-dressed man in a motel parking lot with clothes and baggage lying on the floor, in a car with an expired registration and virtually everywhere. Once determined that this person was on searchable probation for a prior felony, Deputy Coburn does a search and finds drugs, processing equipment for Hashish and pepper spray, which is a violation of his probation. After arresting the ex-felon and while transporting the probation violator in another Deputy’s vehicle, Deputy Coburn gets a radio call that a green vehicle just pulled into the same motel parking lot, also with an expired registration and three occupants. He commences to do a search on their vehicle and finds heroin, a gun, Methamphetamine and various drug paraphernalia as well and ends up arresting three more people. Deputy Shelton responds to a call from a lady who allowed a homeless person she found sleeping on her doorstep to stay in her apartment. Sometimes no good deed goes unpunished and the homeless lady trashes her house while she’s away.

Deputy Gray comes across 2 people sleeping in a car in a high school parking lot when school is closed. The Deputy learns the male is on searchable probation and begins to search the car. The female admits to having Methamphetamine in the car. Deputy Sherry on Lake Tahoe Boat Patrol comes across two women exhausted and floundering on the lake as they fell out of their kayaks and…they had no life vests on. If the Sheriff was not on patrol close by, it is probable that these two tourists could have drowned in the cold Lake Tahoe water. Deputy Stockeland goes to assist another Deputy who has three Hispanic adults who are allegedly drunk in public and who have been harassing 15 year old girls.

Deputy Taroli is on the lookout for a probationer who has a warrant for his arrest and who he has reason to believe is not following the rules of his probation. When approaching the target’s home, he takes off and foot-bails and the chase is on. Deputy Miller approaches a car with two occupants sleeping behind a CVS store. He claims he was altruistically just helping a girl in need. More likely, they were preparing to have sexual relations. Deputy Prostler on Lake Tahoe Boat Patrol looks to stop teens from jumping 30 feet off a bridge which has hidden rocks just below the surface. Many tourists have been seriously injured in making such a jump from this particular bridge.

Deputy Brown and the Sheriff’s Lake Tahoe boat patrol respond to reports of a possible boater under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Deputy Braafladt encounters a suspicious vehicle parked in an apartment complex where several burglaries have been reported. The occupant was on searchable probation and his car was searched. They discover open containers and drugs and an individual who asserts his rights to do drugs. Deputy O’Camb encounters two people who are jumping in recycling containers to steal the recycling material and resubmit it for money.

K-9 Deputy Hamon responds to assist other Deputies on a report of domestic violence where the male has hit the female over the head and when the first Deputy responded to the 911 call, the assailant foot bailed and is at large. With great expertise Deputy Hamon and his K-9 partner capture the runaway and he was arrested. Deputy Harris responds to assist fellow Deputies on a burglary in progress call. They capture the alleged perpetrator who is highly agitated, combative. He was caught siphoning gas from rental vehicles. He blames the world for his situation but takes no responsibility for his own contribution. Deputy Stockeland responds to a report of a man who is obviously impaired, stumbling along a main road in town. Upon investigation the individual is on probation and when searched, has open needles with heroin in his pocket, which almost stick the Deputy.

Deputy Roberts responds to a 911 call about a lady stealing from a convenience store. She ends up putting up quite a battle. Deputy Sosa responds to a 911 call where a woman claimed a prostitute was soliciting her husband in a restaurant.

Deputy Miller goes to follow up an investigation a robbery suspect with a felony warrant out for his arrest and talks with a citizen who claims to have information on the suspect. They believe the suspect is holed up in a building and a K-9 unit is called in to sniff him out. He decides arrest is better than a dog bite and comes out of hiding. Deputy Taroli responds to a call for help from a mother who claims her son is attacking her. Deputy Campora pulls over a vehicle with expired registration and license. He also has a vial of Meth in his possession. The Deputy has a very revealing and frank conversation with the suspect.

Deputy Sorey responds to a 911 call from a woman who claims she is fighting with her boyfriend and hangs up. The Deputy comes in contact with an angry and non-compliant boyfriend and he investigates further. The girlfriend shows the Deputy the bruises inflicted by her boyfriend and the boyfriend is arrested for Domestic Violence. Deputy Roberts on the Sheriff’s Folsom Lake Boat Patrol, search for two missing tourists who went hiking in the morning and have not been seen for quite a while. Deputy Thomsen responds to a call from a Safeway store that there is a transient who has been completely naked in the bathroom for over an hour.

We follow Deputy Bryan Payne, up close and personal, on his night shift, as he goes about a typical day for a Deputy in El Dorado County. This show highlights the many skills required to cover such a large area of the county and the ease at which Deputy Payne executes discernment in dealing with each issue that comes up.

This show highlights under the influence teens driving erratically not wearing seatbelts and in one call 2 teens are killed and three others are critically injured.

Deputy Harris responds to a store manager’s call where he states that a woman is hiding in his store’s bathroom claiming there is a man with a gun outside waiting to shoot her and that this same man had raped her. A perimeter is set up searching for the suspect with a handgun and the woman is receiving texts from the suspect that there are a lot of “cops in the area and he is going to die by suicide by cop.” He is eventually captured in a bathroom 20 miles from the scene and is arrested on a multitude of charges. Deputy Almos responds to a call that a 52 year old male had along fall off a cliff in South Lake Tahoe. Deputies Almos and Seligson pull over two vehicles speeding down a side road in South Lake Tahoe. They find that both drivers have no license and one of them is a registered sex registrant who failed to register in California and he is taken into custody.

Deputy Stockeland responds to a call for assistance from other Deputies who have been searching the area for 3 young males reported to have committed a robbery with a hand gun at a local gas station. With the assistance of CHP helicopters, they cornered the 3 suspects in a residence in a mobile home park. Deputy Almos responds to a report of a bear walking around some vacation homes in South Lake Tahoe. Deputy Sorey responds to a report of a domestic violence call where one or two males were reaching into the window of a car and beating a female. Further investigation reveals that one of the male subjects was her pimp.

K-9 Deputy Hamon recognizes a car with a broken windshield and he pulls them over to find out the driver has stolen a package of crab meat from the store, was driving without a license, and discovers burglary tools in the vehicle. Deputy Campora responds to a call about two male subjects that were reportedly outside a bar and highly intoxicated. Deputy Harris responds to a call of two males fighting in a TJ Max department store. The younger man claims the older guy was a pimp. The older guy has never seen the younger guy before and doesn’t know what to say. Turns out the younger guy was a suspect in a burglary, and he was taken into custody.

Deputy Peterson responds to a theft at a supermarket which then turns into a domestic violence call as the male thief starts beating his female partner once they reach their car. Deputy Peterson shares her insight to the sad predictable cycles of domestic violence. Deputy Buckman responds to a call about a lady walking on the side of a road flailing her arms around and talking to herself. It turns out to be a homeless person, known to the Sheriff. She was directed to our Sheriff’s Homeless Outreach Team [HOT], which was established to help the homeless find shelter and the basic needs for living. Deputy Carpenter acts on a tip from a confidential informant that a known heroin dealer is selling dope out of a trailer.

Officers assist undercover agents in a drug bust. Officers respond to a call involving a driver that drove through the walls of a house. Officers heed reports of a group of men brandishing weapons.

Officers apprehend a murder suspect. Officers respond to a disturbance involving a testy couple at a restaurant. Officers make an arrest in a domestic dispute call.

An officer pulls over a fugitive who faces new charges when authorities find paraphernalia. A snake wrangler is called in to recover someone’s pet. Officers investigate a woman’s indecent dancing.

Officers try to bust up a drug deal and the suspects evade. During a traffic stop, we learn that the driver is a fugitive. A speeding driver attempts to discard evidence before being pulled over.

Officers are dispatched to an apartment complex where it has been reported that a young girl may have been a victim of a sexual assault. An officer spots a speeding motorcycle and attempts a routine stop. Officers serve a violation of domestic violence warrant on an inebriated guest at a local hotel.

Officers assists an off duty deputy who is being followed by a vehicle that’s trying to force him off of the road. An officer responds to a domestic disturbance call involving a female who’s upset because her husband is seeing another woman. An officer responds to a call from a local residence regarding a hostile man who is out-of-control.

At the conclusion of an extensive pursuit, the driver eventually loses control of the vehicle and runs into a stop sign on the side of the highway. With the aid of stop sticks, a driver’s car becomes disabled and he eventually surrenders. Officers stop a stolen vehicle they observed leaving a known drug house.

A driver takes several units on a reckless journey driving on the wrong side of the highway putting his passenger and unsuspecting motorists in grave danger. Officers sets up a reverse sting operation designed to capture a suspected drug dealer. Officers decide to pull over a driver who intentionally avoided a road block.

The victim of the home invasion robbery tells a dispatch operator that a man held him at gun-point, tied him up and then fled in his vehicle. A man in a wheelchair is in a stand-off with campus police at the shopping center near the campus of UNM. Officers respond to a call about a knife-wielding assailant.

When one of the officers attempts to grab a suspect, the suspect unexpectedly hits the officer in the face and bites his arm in an attempt to avoid arrest. An officer responds to a call regarding a stabbing. An officer is flagged down by a concerned group looking for a missing 4 year old boy.

Officers are dispatched to an apartment complex where it has been reported that a young girl may have been a victim of a sexual assault. An officer spots a speeding motorcycle and attempts a routine stop. Officers serve a violation of domestic violence warrant on an inebriated guest at a local hotel.

Officers assists an off duty deputy who is being followed by a vehicle that’s trying to force him off of the road. An officer responds to a domestic disturbance call involving a female who’s upset because her husband is seeing another woman. An officer responds to a call from a local residence regarding a hostile man who is out-of-control.

At the conclusion of an extensive pursuit, the driver eventually loses control of the vehicle and runs into a stop sign on the side of the highway. With the aid of stop sticks, a driver’s car becomes disabled and he eventually surrenders. Officers stop a stolen vehicle they observed leaving a known drug house.

A driver takes several units on a reckless journey driving on the wrong side of the highway putting his passenger and unsuspecting motorists in grave danger. Officers sets up a reverse sting operation designed to capture a suspected drug dealer. Officers decide to pull over a driver who intentionally avoided a road block.

The victim of the home invasion robbery tells a dispatch operator that a man held him at gun-point, tied him up and then fled in his vehicle. A man in a wheelchair is in a stand-off with campus police at the shopping center near the campus of UNM. Officers respond to a call about a knife-wielding assailant.

When one of the officers attempts to grab a suspect, the suspect unexpectedly hits the officer in the face and bites his arm in an attempt to avoid arrest. An officer responds to a call regarding a stabbing. An officer is flagged down by a concerned group looking for a missing 4 year old boy.