Justin Bieber is one of the top-selling musicians in history and boasts more than 78 million Instagram followers and a global fan base—but he’s also one of the most polarizing stars in entertainment. In this episode viewers will see Bieber’s dangerous relationship with cars that give him a fast escape to privacy but also makes him a target as paparazzi hunt him down wherever he goes in easily identifiable and rare automobiles. We track Bieber’s rise, fall and rise through a series of accidents and incidents that reveal his change from a sweet and innocent young talent to headline-grabbing celebrity whose driving history is putting him on a collision course.

On March 20, 1990, a tour bus carrying Gloria Estefan, the singer star of the Miami Sound Machine, and her husband, son and two of her crew, was travelling through Pennsylvania’s snowy Poconos when a tractor-trailer had just jack-knifed across the icy road in front of Estefan’s bus. Her driver Ron Jones stopped in time to avoid collision but another 18-wheel truck slammed into them from behind once he had stopped. Gloria was thrown to the floor of the bus, her spine shattered. What caused the horrific crash and how did she manage to not only survive, but to get back on her feet?

On Jan. 15, 2009, three minutes after takeoff on a routine flight from La Guardia, N.Y. to Charlotte, NC, US Airways Flight 1549 suddenly fell from the sky. Without power, veteran pilot Capt. “Sully” Sullenberger decided to ditch the Airbus A320-214 into the frigid waters of the Hudson River. Over the radio, he announced ‘brace for impact” and moments later the plane’s fuselage cracked open upon impact with the river. All 155 people aboard survived. The media called it the “Miracle on the Hudson”, and Sully was celebrated as a hero for his grace under pressure. How did Sully’s incredible instincts and skill save 155 lives in a situation where most other pilots would have failed?

This one-hour documentary special examines the multi-car accident involving Caitlyn Jenner (known as Bruce Jenner at the time of the crash) that resulted in the death of 69-year-old Kim Howe. Swirling around the incident were claims that Jenner was driving distracted as well as questions about whether paparazzi pursued him so aggressively they played a role the crash. On February 7, 2015 Jenner was driving his black Cadillac SUV while towing an off-road vehicle along the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu when he rear-ended Howe’s white Lexus, pushing it into oncoming traffic and head-on into another vehicle. Caitlyn Jenner: Collision Course pieces together the chain of events that led to the crash using footage from the scene, police records and interviews with eyewitnesses and members of law enforcement who responded to the crash. CGI reenactments provide a detailed look at how it all unfolded while celebrity insiders discuss the most provoking and controversial elements surrounding the incident.

On February 18, 2001, NASCAR superstar Dale Earnhardt Sr. was killed in a crash on the Daytona 500 racing track in front of 250,000 people. How could this fearsome and fearless driver, driving a car he knew, on a track he knew, die in an accident that looked minor by NASCAR standards? Investigators wanted to know how a seemingly mild crash killed Dale Earnhardt. The ensuing investigation revealed a shocking case file that rocked NASCAR to its core.

In 2013, Walker is killed while riding as a passenger in a high-performance car driven by friend and professional racecar driver Roger Rodas who lost control of the car on a quiet industrial street in Valencia, California. What exactly caused the accident remains a mystery but Collision Course will take viewers into that seemingly inexplicable tragedy and reveal new evidence that was overlooked in the official police report.

Why did Evel Knievel, a daredevil performer who was famous for spectacular, airborne, motorcycle stunts, crash during his famous Caesars Palace, Las Vegas stunt?

On February 18th 2001, Dale Earnhardt Sr, one of the greatest drivers in Nascar history and an icon of the sport, was tragically killed on the last lap of the Daytona 500. Across a glittering 27 year career Dale won a record equalling 7 world championships with 76 Nascar Cup Series races wins along the way including the sports biggest prize, the Daytona 500 in 1998. His mix of salt-of-the-earth southern charm off the track and aggressive racing style on it, won him millions of adoring fans. But in 2001, with little left to achieve in the sport and aged 49, rumours spread that he was looking to the next chapter in his career. He now had his own team, Dale Earnhardt inc, with his son Dale Jr. lining up on the track beside him. But before the next chapter in the Dale Earnhardt story could be written, disaster struck. With just two turns of the race remaining, his car was involved in a collision with two others, forcing him head on into the retaining wall travelling at almost 160 mph. So what really happened that day? Did years of prioritising winning over safety cause Dale to take one too many risks? Was his aging body carrying an injury or condition that day that had diminished his ability to drive? Was a mysterious threat, buried deep in his past, still hanging over him? Or was Dale’s mind elsewhere, as he drove not to win, but to secure his legacy? In this episode of ‘Autopsy: The last hours of’, using medical records, crash investigation reports and first hand testimony of people involved in the tragic events, world renowned forensic pathologist Dr Michael Hunter investigates.

A chase suspect tries to play dead after crashing through a gas station; two suspects scramble to dispose of their drugs before police catch them; an inebriated driver is worn out by his drug and female problems.

Officers work undercover to catch an alleged ecstasy dealer; two people claim a suspect tried to run them down with a car; a suspicious driver is pulled over and tries to destroy evidence; officers respond to an alleged assault.

A Las Vegas police officer breaks up a street fight; a jaywalker tries to flee from police after being stopped; a suspicious car in a parking lot is searched and its occupants suspected of prostitution; the driver of a truck is stopped for speeding and a shotgun is found in the vehicle.

Officers attempt to serve a warrant for unpaid child support; a domestic violence dispute is investigated; drugs and a firearm are discovered by officers during a traffic stop; an officer chases men who are suspected of fleeing the scene of an accident.

A suspect flees on foot after a traffic stop; a driver is given a citation for making an illegal U-turn; a suspicious vehicle is pulled over and officers discover drug-related materials; a domestic dispute is investigated.

Officers question suspects who allegedly threatened some people at gunpoint; a driver is pulled over who has a suspended license; a driver crashes his car after trying to evade police; an alleged shoplifter is pursued.

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