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A Live Series following Law Enforcement Officers On Patrol across the country – all live and in real time.
A Live Series following Law Enforcement Officers On Patrol across the country – all live and in real time.
Ex-cop and convicted killer Drew Peterson has been married four times. Three of his wives confessed to friends and family members that he was a violent abuser. His third wife, Kathleen Savio, called the police 18 times in three years before she wound up dead in her bathtub. She'd even sent letters to the state attorney's office and local news outlets fearing for her life after repeated threats from Peterson. And his last wife, Stacy Peterson, has been missing since 2007. Now, in Drew Peterson: Killer-In-Law Drew Peterson's sisters-in-law, Norma Peterson, and domestic violence awareness advocate and Stacy Peterson's minister, Neil Schori, speak out about his disturbing patterns of behavior and what they knew before Kathleen's death and Stacy's disappearance
Gary Ridgeway confessed to killing 71 young women whom he thought no one would miss. He was wrong. In an attempt to find peace and healing, Jenny Graham, the sister of one of Ridgway’s youngest victims, recalls how she boldly sat down with Gary Ridgway for 4 hours in prison to get answers
In the Hollywood blockbuster ‘American Made’, Tom Cruise stars as legendary 80s drug smuggler Barry Seal. In the movie, the CIA recruit Seal to fly clandestine reconnaissance missions in Central America - but the truth is that Seal never worked for the CIA. In the Real Story, Seal, a prolific drug smuggler for the Medellín Cartel flips as a DEA agent after being caught in an elaborate sting. Seal leads the DEA directly to Pablo Escobar - but his mission is sunk when clandestine photos he takes of Escobar loading cocaine are leaked to the press. Seal’s identity was revealed to the world and he is abandoned by the system to the cartel’s wrath. Inevitably Barry Seal is killed in a hail of bullets.
In the 2016 film the Infiltrator Bryan Cranston stars as US Customs agent Robert Mazur. Robert and his team of agents go deep undercover to infiltrate the dangerous world of Pablo Escobar’s Medellin Cartel. Their work leads to the arrest of some of Escobar’s top importers and the collapse of a multinational bank that laundered their dirty money. But what the film doesn’t show is that the deeper Robert infiltrates the cartel the more they suspect he’s a federal agent. When he realises he’s in too deep he knows the only way of getting out alive is to put the Cartel behind bars before they discover his real identity.
In 1970 the New York City Police Department was rocked by the allegations of corruption made by one ordinary patrolman, Frank Serpico. The 1973 Hollywood movie Serpico starring Al Pacino immortalises Frank’s ten-year battle to hold the police force accountable. He was finally vindicated when a New York Times article exposed his story of widespread police corruption and initiated an independent investigation, the Knapp Commission. It is here that the movie ends, with Frank a mythical hero cop. But the fight against corruption came at a heavy price for Frank Serpico as he suffered intense mental trauma from a revenge attempt on his life. Forced to flee his country to live in exile in Europe for over twenty years , Frank lived as a recluse until new claims of NYPD corruption forced him out of the shadows in the late 1990s. This is the real story of the man behind the movie myth.
The Hollywood blockbuster, 13 Hours, tells of the horrific assault on the US Consulate in Benghazi, in 2012. The film focuses on the heroic battle of US security forces, but the real story lies with the target of the attack - Ambassador Chris Stevens - a man who risked his life to pursue peace in Libya. Failed by those he fought to protect - he battles for his life without backup. The Real Story reveals what went wrong and reveals the truth behind why he was left exposed.
In the Oscar winning movie ARGO, Ben Affleck immortalizes CIA legend Tony Mendez, who masterminded the escape of six diplomats from revolutionary Iran during the 1979 hostage crisis by dressing them us a Canadian film crew. But by placing the CIA firmly as the heroes, Hollywood overlooks the vital role played by another group in helping coordinate the brilliant escape plan – the Canadians themselves. This is the REAL STORY OF… how a small group of diplomats from Canada risked their lives by housing the escapees in a dangerous city, breaking every rule of diplomacy to help sneak the disguised Americans out of Iran... in broad daylight.
It’s the story of the rise of a small-time Harlem crook to African American drug baron. American Gangster tells the story of Frank Lucas - the first Harlem gangster to turn the tables on the mafia by creating a heroin network responsible for a statewide epidemic. But Hollywood got the wrong guy. The new supply-network was the brainchild of an ex-Army sergeant, smuggling huge quantities from South East Asia into the United States. In reality - Ike Atkinson was untouchable until Frank Lucas exacts revenge and brings him down. Ike Atkinson is the Real Story of American Gangster.
On September 27 1974, businessman Danny Seifert was gunned down in broad daylight. This in itself wasn’t so surprising. It was Chicago, after all, and Seifert was in deep with the Mob. What was surprising, however, was that the gunmen left a living witness—two actually, Danny’s wife Emma and his young son Joey. Their quest for justice began a thirty-year saga that stretches from the mean streets of Chicago to the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas. It is a story of ambition, betrayal, and revenge. But most of all, it is the story of how one family did the impossible in bringing down the Chicago mob.
A discussion of what's in store for the upcoming episode of "On Patrol: Live" and a sneak peek of the departments and officers that the cameras will be following that night; the hosts also look back at the most memorable moments from past episodes.
A Live Series following Law Enforcement Officers On Patrol across the country – all live and in real time.
A discussion of what's in store for the upcoming episode of "On Patrol: Live" and a sneak peek of the departments and officers that the cameras will be following that night; the hosts also look back at the most memorable moments from past episodes.
A Live Series following Law Enforcement Officers On Patrol across the country – all live and in real time.
A Live Series following Law Enforcement Officers On Patrol across the country – all live and in real time.
16 year-old Ethan Couch was convicted of killing 4 people and seriously injuring two while driving drunk in 2013. His defense team used the “affluenza” defense and he received just 10 years of probation which sparked outrage from the families and public. Since then, he and his troubled mother Tonya have been in and out of jail for various offenses. One of the victims was Brian Jennings. Brian’s best friend, Timothy Williams, visits Ethan Couch 92 times in prison in an effort to forgive him.
In 1986, Robert Chambers killed Jennifer Levin in Central Park. Chambers notoriously got a slap on the wrist because he was a super-handsome blue blood from the Upper East Side. However, Chambers wasn’t the preppy Altar Boy that the media portrayed him to be. Socialite and friend, Margo Manhattan, gives the real story on who Robert Chambers was – the dark side. Plus, Margo reveals her never-before-seen pictures of Chambers in high school.
Beginning in 1978, a string of university, airline and mail bombings terrorized the country, injured 23 people, and claimed three lives. Investigators chased down hundreds of leads, but for years, the bomber’s identity remained a mystery. He was known to the public only as “the Unabomber” until a particular turn of phrase led authorities and introduced the world to Ted Kaczynski.
Never before had Americans seen such an atrocity on their own soil. A 1995 bombing in the heartland destroyed 16 blocks of downtown Oklahoma City. Over 800 were injured in the blast, and 168 men, women, and children were killed. It was an explosion that shook a nation. Even more disturbing, Timothy McVeigh, the accused mastermind with a history of extremist beliefs and violent defiance was also a decorated American veteran.
CAMPAIGN OF TERROR reveals the beginning of the Unabomber's campaign of terror from 1978 to 1985, and delves into his childhood to discover what might have made a young mathematical genius with few friends into a sociopathic terrorist. CAMPAIGN OF TERROR also tells the story of how the Unabomber began to ramp up his terror campaign from 1985 to 1993, claiming his first murder and taunting his FBI pursuers. His secret journals from his time as a grad student in Michigan reveal the extraordinary moment when Kaczynski's thoughts first turned to murder.
CAPTURE AND CONVICTION tells the story of 1993 to 1996, when the Unabomber was holding America to ransom with a series of increasingly powerful bombs until his arrest in 1996. Kaczynski's brother and sister-in-law reveal the extraordinarily emotional story of how they came to suspect he was the Unabomber which ultimately led to his arrest. CAPTURE AND CONVICTION also tells the story of Kaczynski's trial, with the revelation that as a teenaged student in Harvard he was subjected to a secret psychological experiment, which some claim could have been responsible for turning him into the terrorist he became.
A discussion of what's in store for the upcoming episode of "On Patrol: Live" and a sneak peek of the departments and officers that the cameras will be following that night; the hosts also look back at the most memorable moments from past episodes.
A Live Series following Law Enforcement Officers On Patrol across the country – all live and in real time.
A Live Series following Law Enforcement Officers On Patrol across the country – all live and in real time.
Flagler utilizes their SWAT equipment to infiltrate a known drug house; a car pursuit leads to arrest of a man detained on the suspicion of ditching meth; Officers pull over a man for a DUI for the second night in a row.
Police find a woman covered in blood near a man that’s been shot; a stolen car is recovered from a yard across town; Police respond to a domestic dispute involving an elderly man accused of pulling a machete on his wife.
Wilmington police investigate a late-night picnic gone wrong; Police are forced to figure out a custody dispute in the middle of a crowded bar; Police rescue an over-heated dog left in the car.
Flagler utilizes their SWAT equipment to infiltrate a known drug house; a car pursuit leads to arrest of a man detained on the suspicion of ditching meth; Officers pull over a man for a DUI for the second night in a row.
Police find a woman covered in blood near a man that’s been shot; a stolen car is recovered from a yard across town; Police respond to a domestic dispute involving an elderly man accused of pulling a machete on his wife.
Wilmington police investigate a late-night picnic gone wrong; Police are forced to figure out a custody dispute in the middle of a crowded bar; Police rescue an over-heated dog left in the car.
A man's face and body suddenly double in size; an ER physician races to determine why a young woman is burning up from the inside out after a day at the beach; a grumpy old man nearly dies before revealing an emotional secret.
A pianist’s finger is accidentally sawed off and missing until his wife and dog come to the ER; a man’s pacemaker is killing him, yet keeping him alive; and after his bachelor party, a nurse’s fiancé is behaving bizarrely and needs urgent medical care.
A pregnant woman is shot in the abdomen but refuses some testing and treatment jeopardizing her life and the baby’s; a doctor is the victim of a car burglary and thinks her patient may be the culprit; a storm is preventing a patient’s life-saving surgery.
Kevin Harpham, a thirty-seven-year-old with strong ties to white supremacists planned a to kill and maim as many people as he could during the Martin Luther King Day Parade in Spokane, Washington. Harpham carefully planted a pipe-bomb into the most crowded area of the parade route –it was intended to explode and hurl poison-laced shrapnel from fishing weights and rat poison into the crowd. He would return two hours later with a remote-controlled detonator and video camera hoping to film the carnage, instead he found the backpack being disassembled by the FBI bomb squad. A seven-week manhunt ensued as FBI traced every lead along with Harpham’s communications to conduct a complex sting operation to capture and arrest him before he could strike again.
This episode explores the daring world of sabotage: how covert operatives use explosives, deception, and guerrilla tactics to cripple enemies and gather key intel—often behind enemy lines.
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.
Real-life cops risk their lives when they take to the streets to fight crime every day.
In Portland, OR a young woman lies hobbled in the backseat of a patrol car after kicking the officer in the face. In Las Vegas, NV officers struggle to control an outrageous man. In San Diego, CA officers attend to a woman who had been struck by a drunk driver.
In Las Vegas, NV a hysterical woman is transferred to an isolation cell. In Santa Ana, CA a woman shows her undying LA pride to the arresting officers. In Austin, TX a young woman indicates that she is going to harm herself, prompting deputies to shackle her to a bench to keep her under observation.
In Las Vegas, NV a testy man is sent to the isolation cell to "cool off." In Portland, OR a teary-eyed young man maintains his innocence. In a Cincinnati, OH an inmate may have ingested contraband to avoid possession charges.
In Portland, OR a man in detention is paranoid about officers handling him inappropriately. In Hillsboro, OR a man in custody proports to having had a seizure. In Cincinnati, OH a sharp dressed man is taken in to custody for stealing videogaming equipment.
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.
Robert Hanssen is a contradiction. On the surface he is a family man, devout Catholic, and career FBI agent. Secretly, he is a spy, betraying the trust of everyone he knows. In the final years of the Cold War, Hanssen positions himself within the FBI to spy for the Soviets, compromising sources and programs through the entire US counterintelligence community. While the FBI and CIA search for the mole in their midst, his fellow agents, friends, and family have no clue of his second life. His betrayal runs deeper that selling out his country as he is carrying on secret relationships and keeping secrets from his wife. But Hanssen can’t hide forever from the best detectives in the world. Former FBI agents and journalists recount Hanssen’s life, what drew him to espionage, how he stayed hidden in plain sight for over 20 years, and the events that brought down the most damaging spy in American history.
Martin Scorsese’s film about the New York mafia is considered one of the greatest gangster movies of all time. It is based on a book by Nicholas Pileggi, called Wiseguy. Based on the life story of Henry Hill it features the Lufthansa heist at JFK where $6 million in cash and jewellery was stolen in 1978. The movie claims that Hill went clean from 1987, after having his identity changed as part of the witness protection programme. But he didn’t – as he was arrested for narcotics offences right up to his death in 2012. However he had a parallel career as chef and a cookbook writer and was a regular guest on the Howard Stern show.
Robert Hanssen is a contradiction. On the surface he is a family man, devout Catholic, and career FBI agent. Secretly, he is a spy, betraying the trust of everyone he knows. In the final years of the Cold War, Hanssen positions himself within the FBI to spy for the Soviets, compromising sources and programs through the entire US counterintelligence community. While the FBI and CIA search for the mole in their midst, his fellow agents, friends, and family have no clue of his second life. His betrayal runs deeper that selling out his country as he is carrying on secret relationships and keeping secrets from his wife. But Hanssen can’t hide forever from the best detectives in the world. Former FBI agents and journalists recount Hanssen’s life, what drew him to espionage, how he stayed hidden in plain sight for over 20 years, and the events that brought down the most damaging spy in American history.
Martin Scorsese’s film about the New York mafia is considered one of the greatest gangster movies of all time. It is based on a book by Nicholas Pileggi, called Wiseguy. Based on the life story of Henry Hill it features the Lufthansa heist at JFK where $6 million in cash and jewellery was stolen in 1978. The movie claims that Hill went clean from 1987, after having his identity changed as part of the witness protection programme. But he didn’t – as he was arrested for narcotics offences right up to his death in 2012. However he had a parallel career as chef and a cookbook writer and was a regular guest on the Howard Stern show.
Daytona Beach, FL officers search for a missing child while Richland County, SC officers investigate a burglary in progress at the home of an off-duty officer. Officers in Berkeley County, SC catch a man who fled from police and Volusia County, FL officers respond to an intoxicated female.
A group called the Sauerland cell consisted of two Turks and two German converts to Islam. Their targets are the US Ramstein Airbase and popular bars and nightclubs in Germany. Modeling their plot on the Bali bombings of 2002 they plan to detonate bombs inside the clubs forcing people to the streets where they plan to place bigger car bombs for maximum impact. The plot to kill "many" is considered one of the most significant homegrown terrorist threats to Germany and would launch a nine-month undercover surveillance operation. Once arrested all four suspects issued lengthy confessions calling their intended plot a "defensive jihad" and retaliation against the enemies of Islam.
Sexspionage reveals how seduction and romance are used to manipulate targets. From Cold War honey traps to modern entrapment, the episode explores emotional warfare in the world of espionage.
A suspect claims his mug shot photo is of his twin brother; officers lasso an escaped zebra; a stolen vehicle is revealed to have been handed off from one car thief to another; police question an intoxicated man.
An unruly motel guest's "football feet" trip him up during a chase with police; officers are applauded for quickly apprehending a robbery suspect; a car thief claims to be picking up the owner of her stolen vehicle.
Three juveniles are arrested for holding up the owner of a local eatery; a woman is found to have $9000 worth of warrants; a dope dealer complains that he needs to make ends meet; a couple are accused of assaulting their roommate.
Las Vegas police search for a robbery suspect; Sacramento officers question a man found in a known gang area; a man is suspected of causing a disturbance on a trolley; a routine traffic stop ends in an arrest.
These criminals can't escape being busted by the badge.
In Fort Myers, FL a woman is brought into the detention center hogtied. In Portland, OR a disruptive teen is sent to a holding cell. In Las Vegas, NV valets at casino tip the authorities about an intoxicated woman leaving behind the wheel.
In Sarasota, FL officers place a hostile former Marine in isolation. In Portland, OR officers take a man into custody for joyriding in a stolen car. In Las Vegas, NV a jailed man is more concerned about the condition of his car rather than the people involved in the accident that was hospitalized.
In Las Vegas, NV a man who insists he paid for a speeding ticket becomes so incensed that he is placed in a restraining chair. In Sarasota, FL a belligerent man accuses officers of touching him inappropriately. In Portland, OR officers help a young mother and her kids.