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Clayton County, GA officers are called to a barricaded suspect while officers in Greene County, MO search for a suspect who stole a child from a home. Officers in Toledo, OH respond to a fight in progress and Tempe, AZ officers use surveillance video to investigate a fight.
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.
Skid Row burst onto the rock and roll scene in 1989, with a leg up from their friend Jon Bon Jovi. United in their sheer ambition and drive Skid Row stormed the stage, set the charts ablaze and brought MTV metal to the masses. Marketed as ‘the new bad boys of rock’, Skid Row’s unpredictable frontman Sebastian Bach, did his best to live up to the label. But as tales of controversy stalked them, Sebastian’s behavior began to jeopardize everything the band had worked towards. Skid Row’s charismatic, sex-symbol frontman became a double edged sword, pushing the band’s popularity up, but also pushing them closer to the brink of break-up. As Skid Row’s fame grew, power struggles and clashing egos destroyed the brotherly bond that had propelled them to fame. And a band already self-combusting had no choice but to pull the plug on their nine year rock and roll roller coaster.
In the mid 1980s, hair metal band Poison fronted by ambitious Bret Michaels and wild lead guitarist C.C Deville, bass player Bobby Dahl and drummer Rikki Rockett were united in their determination to become global rock stars. Through sheer hard work and relentless promotion, they did indeed take the world by storm within a couple of years of landing in Los Angeles. Thanks to their spectacular arena gigs and 40 million album and DVD sales, they have become one of the world’s most successful and enduring glam rock stars. Their off-stage excess and partying, along with their female following at all the parties, was legendary. But Fame and fortune cost them dear and they paid big time. By the 1990s, serious cracks began to appear. Festering jealousies and power struggles, worsening addictions, gladiatorial backstage fist fights and ultimately burnout from constant touring and partying were amongst the trials they faced.. So which of these ended up poisoning Poison ? Or was their fate sealed by outside forces beyond their control ? Hold on tight !
Whitesnake was the brainchild of Ex- Deep Purple frontman David Coverdale. They appeared on the English music scene in 1978 with raunchy lyrics, and a big blues rock sound. Over the next 12 years, David Coverdale’s grit and determination went on to drive them to become one of the biggest successes of the “Hair Metal Age”. But there were plenty of casualties on the way with a host of line-up changes, as Coverdale ruthlessly searched for the winning formula. Hit songs like “Here I Go Again” and “Fool For Your Loving” pushed them to the forefront of the Glam Rock consciousness. With an Image that went from moustached Blues musicians, to Bouffant, leather clad Glam Rockers, David Coverdale’s band Whitesnake sold millions of Albums worldwide and their sexy glamourous videos defined the Hair Metal Era.
In 1984, Twisted Sister were one of the biggest heavy metal bands on the planet with the world at their feet. After a decade battling to get to the top, this Long Island bar band were hailed as the new rock gods of MTV but their crash and burn would be spectacular! Told by the band themselves and their lead singer, the voice of Breaking the Band, Dee Snider. This is a cautionary tale of how ego, overexposure and intra-band tension would rip the group apart. Revealing the true story behind the split of Rock and Roll’s most outrageous, heavily made up and beloved acts. This is Breaking the Band: Twisted Sister.
The Guest List is a film about the lives affected and forever connected by one of the most horrific tragedies in music history. The Station nightclub fire remains America’s deadliest rock concert. The event devastated the close-knit state of Rhode Island and changed the concert landscape for New England rock music fans. Great White’s songs would never again be played by Rhode Island radio stations. Questions about true responsibility for the tragedy would remain unanswered for years to come.
Malcolm and Angus Young are the heart of AC/DC, one of the world’s greatest ever rock bands. The 2 youngest of 8 siblings, they grew up in a working-class family where rock n roll was the only life they ever knew. Both brothers had a relentless, take no prisoners, attitude to success and they shared one dream; to get to the top and become guitar toting multi- millionaires. Their desire to conquer the world with their singular brand of heavy rock came before everything, including family relationships, and over 35 years many of those around them would be chewed up and spat out as AC/DC rose to world domination. But even as its members achieved global success beyond their wildest dreams, AC/DC would be haunted by tragedy after tragedy.
Black Sabbath: One of the greatest rock bands on the planet the so called fathers of heavy metal came from very humble origins to become among the most successful – and outrageous – of rock stars. Their hedonism was legendary, as was their volatility. 'Black Sabbath: Breaking the Band' will follow their journey from their early beginnings to sell-out tours and chart-topping success, to their eventual break up. Combining high-end stylized drama reconstruction, extensive archive and revealing interviews, we'll chart the turbulent history of a band who battled with egos, Satanists, crippling drug and alcohol addictions and music business mobsters who robbed them of everything they had.
Ozzy Osbourne is renowned as one of the wildest and craziest frontmen of all time. His antics, including biting the head off a bat and snorting ants, have gone down in the annals of rock and rock history. But what made Ozzy so wild? In this revealing biopic we go back to Ozzy’s roots to discover the childhood trauma that forged the entertainer and made him want to ‘out crazy’ the rest. We hear from his friends, many speaking for the first time, and chart his life from his poverty-stricken upbringing in Birmingham, England, through his rise to the top as frontman of Black Sabbath and his eventual dismissal after his drink and drug addiction overwhelmed him. We also hear how his future wife, Sharon, saved him from ruin and how she helped harness Ozzy’s wild side and turn him into one of the world’s most successful frontmen.
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.
At the age of 23, American-Mexican singer, Selena Quintanilla, was on the brink of reaching her dream to crossover into the English market from the Latin world. With major record sales, lucrative endorsement deals, and a burgeoning retail fashion empire, it appeared as though the rising star would conquer the music world. However, Selena's life would instead be cut short when a jealous friend and employee named Yolanda Saldívar shoots and kills the young singer inside a motel room on March 31, 1995. Selena’s family and legion of fans were all completely shattered. But grief could not prevent talks about Selena's money and legacy from surfacing. At the time of her death, Selena's estate was estimated to be worth as much as $25 million. A healthy and vibrant, young woman, she left behind no final will or estate plan detailing how she would like her assets and fortune to be divided. However, her father and manager, Abraham Quintanilla, soon revealed to the rest of his family that his daughter had signed over her image rights to him directly. This meant that he alone would have the ability to control Selena’s name, voice, and image, which would dictate the future earnings for him, Selena's sibling bandmembers and her widow, Chris Perez. This is where the future estate war unknowingly begins for Perez against his father-in-law. In 2012, Chris independently releases the best-selling autobiography, "To Selena With Love". The book is so successful, it is optioned to become a TV series -- and that's when Chris is slapped with a $1 million lawsuit by Abraham. According to Abraham, Perez has no right to adapt his book into a TV show about his late wife. What follows is a legal battle that cracks open long-buried family tensions and raises the questions – who has the right to tell Selena’s story and who stands to profit?
When the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, died in 2018, her estate was worth approximately $80 million – and at first, even without a will left behind, everything was peaceful between her remaining four sons. However, shortly after her death, it is revealed that Aretha Franklin didn’t just leave behind one will – she left behind three, all handwritten and concealed within the confines of her private residence. One was even tucked away under the couch cushions. The wills seem to contradict each other and have sections that are illegible. But if one is declared valid, it could spark a massive feud between Franklin’s four sons. Now, the discussion isn’t about Franklin’s long and storied career, but who will inherit her millions.
On April 1st, 1984, legendary soul singer, Marvin Gaye, was shot and killed inside his California mansion by his father. Despite the tragedy, the world would be shocked to learn that Gaye’s murder was not the biggest source of tension for the late star's family. Instead, his family would grieve the death of a son, brother, and father who died depressed, drug-addicted, and in debt to the tune of $9 million. Without a will, and a large host of creditors, the fate of Marvin Gaye’s financial legacy was left to a court-appointed bankruptcy attorney to try to salvage with the family. And salvage it, they did. With savvy marketing of Gaye’s song royalties, image rights, and even the official rights to produce his life story, the executor of the Marvin Gaye estate paid off the debts and accumulated several million dollars worth of assets -- and Gaye’s three children, as the heirs under intestate law, reaped the benefits for years. Knowing their father's value and musical style, it's no surprise that when Gaye's children heard the hit 2013 song "Blurred Lines" by Robin Thicke, Pharrell Williams and TI on the radio, alarm bells went off. As they would later argue in court, "Blurred Lines" closely mirrored the "feeling" of their father's 1977 song "Got to Give It Up". Gaye's estate attorneys would aim to justify that "Blurred Lines" could not exist without Marvin Gaye's original recording. This would blow open a massive copyright infringement battle between Marvin Gaye's estate and the three famous artists -- ultimately, making Marvin Gaye's song a turning point in music copyright history that would affect all future artists.
In 2012, internationally acclaimed pop diva and actress, Whitney Houston, was in the midst of yet another career revival. After finally leaving her tumultuous marriage to singer Bobby Brown in 2007, Whitney had just wrapped on her latest film Sparkle, was working on her sobriety, and eager to make new music. But on the eve of her comeback performance at the 2012 Grammy's, she was found dead inside a bathtub of her Beverly Hills hotel room. An autopsy would reveal that the star's death was the result of an accidental drowning, with both cocaine use and heart disease as contributing factors. Now, all that would be left behind in Whitney Houston's estate was her music, money, movies, and reported fortune, which she had built over her impressive career since the 1980s. Fortunately, Whitney Houston left behind a will that clearly outlined her final wishes for her only child and heir, Bobbi Kristina Brown. However, while many think Bobbi Kristina would inherit her mother's multi-million dollar estate, reports soon indicated that the late star actually died $20 million in debt. It would take almost a year to restore her estate and, from there on in, many believed Bobbi Kristina would be taken care of. Sadly, Bobbi Kristina would suffer an almost identical fate as her mother three years later, overdosing in a bathtub and ending up on life support. This would put the Houston estate in limbo once again. As Bobbi Kristina lay in a hospital bed fighting for her life, the circumstances surrounding her accident would lead to attempted murder accusations, lawsuits, and family fights over decisions about her care, money, and mother's final legacy.
In the year 2000, 30-year-old Mariah Carey was the most successful female recording artist of all time. In September that year she began filming Glitter, her pet project, a film based on her childhood and her extraordinary rise to fame. But 12 months later she’d suffered a complete emotional and physical breakdown and her career lay in ruins. This is the story of how and why Mariah’s world buckled then collapsed. With unprecedented access to her brother Morgan and sister Alison and first-hand accounts from her closet collaborators, ‘Mariah: The Diva, The Drama’ unpacks the dramatic forces that shaped Mariah’s life in the public eye, shed’s new light on her outrageous diva behaviour – and reveals her continuing battles with the demons that almost destroyed her nearly 2 decades ago
On April 25th 2002 Lisa “Left -Eye” Lopes was killed in a mysterious car crash in the depths of the Honduran Jungle. The road was quiet, conditions were dry and initial reports suggest that hers was the only car on the road. Lisa was one third of the phenomenally successful girl band TLC and her death was met with shock and hysteria. Lisa was 5ft tall but her feisty volatile nature often brought her into contact with the law. Yet at the height of TLC’s fame she began to spend more and more time in a mysterious Jungle retreat that was set up by self-proclaimed healer Dr Sebi. Did Dr Sebi’s strict dietary regime have any influence on her tragic accident? In this episode, Forensic Pathologist Dr Michael Hunter looks at the last three weeks in the life on this musical Icon to try to work out how and why she was killed.
Whitney Houston was a global superstar. Selling over 200 million records her extraordinary voice took her from a gospel choir to become a worldwide singing phenomenon. But at 3.36pm on February 11th 2012 she was found unconscious in a bathtub in a Hollywood hotel. Within minutes she was pronounced dead. The world’s media had long been filled with sordid tales of drug and alcohol addiction but with a new recording contract and a fresh start away from her former badboy husband Bobby Brown, it seemed Whitney Houston was finally turning her life around. So what happened that meant she died so unexpectedly in a bathtub at the age of just 48. Forensic pathologist Dr. Michael Hunter has the answers.
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.
In Tulsa, OK a woman bites and kicks deputies after falling and cutting her head. In Las Vegas, NV a man’s tattoos are examined and photographed to investigate hidden meanings. In Portland, OR an incoherent man is found with illegal mushrooms after his wife went into labor at a bus stop.
In Austin, TX a fight erupts between volatile inmates as deputies deal with the chaos. In Santa Ana, CA accusations of deceit and mistrust plague a booking as a woman is arrested for driving under the influence. In Las Vegas, NV several prisoners require restraint after causing commotion and concern.
In Austin, TX officers must break up a cell brawl. In Las Vegas, NV a woman has deep regrets and reflection after being arrested on her wedding night. In Austin, TX a man is freed from the noose he created and placed on a vigilant watch.
In Austin, TX several inmates are subdued after exhibiting unruly behavior. In Portland, OR anger dominates emotions as a man accuses officers of profiling him during arrest. In Austin, TX an officer uses “verbal judo” to gain the upper hand with combative inmates.
In Tulsa, OK a man attacks a medical officer and several officers rush to intervene. In Las Vegas, NV a woman is charged with malicious destruction after destroying a tree and unleashing its nesting pigeons. In Portland, OR a man’s menacing gaze and causes unease in jail after he arrested for domestic abuse charges.
In Fort Myers, FL a prisoner refuses to exit his cell. In Austin, TX a man reacts to his arrest by singing. In Paterson, NJ an inmate repeatedly escapes his restraints as he experiences severe alcohol withdrawal.
In Tulsa, OK a woman bites and kicks deputies after falling and cutting her head. In Las Vegas, NV a man’s tattoos are examined and photographed to investigate hidden meanings. In Portland, OR an incoherent man is found with illegal mushrooms after his wife went into labor at a bus stop.
In Austin, TX a fight erupts between volatile inmates as deputies deal with the chaos. In Santa Ana, CA accusations of deceit and mistrust plague a booking as a woman is arrested for driving under the influence. In Las Vegas, NV several prisoners require restraint after causing commotion and concern.
In Austin, TX officers must break up a cell brawl. In Las Vegas, NV a woman has deep regrets and reflection after being arrested on her wedding night. In Austin, TX a man is freed from the noose he created and placed on a vigilant watch.
In Austin, TX several inmates are subdued after exhibiting unruly behavior. In Portland, OR anger dominates emotions as a man accuses officers of profiling him during arrest. In Austin, TX an officer uses “verbal judo” to gain the upper hand with combative inmates.
In Tulsa, OK a man attacks a medical officer and several officers rush to intervene. In Las Vegas, NV a woman is charged with malicious destruction after destroying a tree and unleashing its nesting pigeons. In Portland, OR a man’s menacing gaze and causes unease in jail after he arrested for domestic abuse charges.
In Fort Myers, FL a prisoner refuses to exit his cell. In Austin, TX a man reacts to his arrest by singing. In Paterson, NJ an inmate repeatedly escapes his restraints as he experiences severe alcohol withdrawal.
A disoriented young woman in a bunny costume checks into the ER; a physician treats a severed thumb, but can’t treat a cut on her own boyfriend’s hand; a young man has lost feeling in his legs … or has he?
A deranged cowboy is drenched in sweat, saliva, and urine, and no one knows why; a metal rod is impaled into the side of a young woman’s head; two teenage girls are dangerously short of breath – what have they been up to?
Two patients are admitted into the ER, both experiencing seizures; an elderly man’s lung collapses, and his young wife and his daughter fight over him; a belly dancer collapses at a hooka bar, and doctors must figure out why.
1980s Los Angeles brought a string of serial murders that should’ve been splashed across the front pages of every newspaper and been at the top of mind for every LAPD officer, but weren’t – many suspect the race and occupation of these women were the reason the LAPD turned a blind eye, and was also exactly the reason their killer targeted them. When one of the Southside Slayer’s victims survives, the killings stop and the case goes cold for several decades until he begins to strike again. An expose revealing decades of racism and discrimination within the LAPD finally puts enough pressure on the case, and with the help of familial DNA an arrest is finally made – along with a shocking discover that the actual body count for this monster may be much larger. The real question is: at the core of this story, what truly allowed the Grim Sleeper to get away with it for so long, and how many secrets did he take to his grave?
An intoxicated and belligerent man is arrested for refusing to leave a fast-food restaurant; drugs are found in a vehicle; marijuana is discovered in a car; a husband is questioned in a domestic dispute.
An officer investigates when a couple get into a heated argument in a car; a man suspected of prostitution is questioned; a man is suspected of being drunk; a driver is questioned after hitting a curb with a vehicle.
Police investigate claims of an assault rifle being fired; officers respond to a dispute between neighbors that turns violent; a driver is stopped and questioned for driving erratically; a traffic stop results in a vehicle being searched for drugs.
Police chase a suspect who threatened to get a gun; two men suspected of trying to rob a flea market are pursued; two people believed to be involved in prostitution are questioned; a vehicle is searched for an assault rifle.
Highlights featuring some of the most dramatic and dangerous stories from the series; car chases; shootouts.
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.
An inmate interrupts the booking process. A couple is brought in after signs of a domestic dispute but claim they were being inmate, and a jailed woman shares some of her Webcam exploits.
An intoxicated and belligerent man is arrested for refusing to leave a fast-food restaurant; drugs are found in a vehicle; marijuana is discovered in a car; a husband is questioned in a domestic dispute.
An officer investigates when a couple get into a heated argument in a car; a man suspected of prostitution is questioned; a man is suspected of being drunk; a driver is questioned after hitting a curb with a vehicle.
Police investigate claims of an assault rifle being fired; officers respond to a dispute between neighbors that turns violent; a driver is stopped and questioned for driving erratically; a traffic stop results in a vehicle being searched for drugs.
Police chase a suspect who threatened to get a gun; two men suspected of trying to rob a flea market are pursued; two people believed to be involved in prostitution are questioned; a vehicle is searched for an assault rifle.
Vince Neil, the lead singer of Superband Motley Crue, gives us an exclusive insight into his life. We get up close and personal, as Vince tells us the real story of his road to stardom and the many bumps in the road that accompanied it. He tells all about how he became a singer to how hard he partied and all the benefits that he took advantage of. Vince lets us in to how he navigated the road to super stardom but also about the heartbreak of losing a child. We learn, as well, about his arrest in a car crash, where one of his best friends is killed on his watch. We hear great tales from those closest to him including his son and daughter, his bandmates, and others who have documented his ride through today. Motley Crue's Vince Neil: My story is an exclusive, 2 hour documentary with never been told secrets revealed for the first time.
With a combined fortune of 900 million dollars and a band life spanning four decades, Metallica is one of the biggest selling heavy metal bands in history. Their 1991 sixteen-times certified album ‘Metallica’, known as ‘The Black Album’ changed the course of heavy metal and plunged the young quartet to megastardom. But, it hasn’t always been an easy road. Struggles with aggression, addiction, jealousy and the death of a much loved band member have plunged the band in and out of darkness for as long as it’s been a unit, and yet Metallica continues to thrive. ‘Breaking the Band: Metallica’ reveals the inside story of the trials and tribulations of one of the biggest, baddest metal bands on earth.
Vince Neil, the lead singer of Superband Motley Crue, gives us an exclusive insight into his life. We get up close and personal, as Vince tells us the real story of his road to stardom and the many bumps in the road that accompanied it. He tells all about how he became a singer to how hard he partied and all the benefits that he took advantage of. Vince lets us in to how he navigated the road to super stardom but also about the heartbreak of losing a child. We learn, as well, about his arrest in a car crash, where one of his best friends is killed on his watch. We hear great tales from those closest to him including his son and daughter, his bandmates, and others who have documented his ride through today. Motley Crue's Vince Neil: My story is an exclusive, 2 hour documentary with never been told secrets revealed for the first time.
With a combined fortune of 900 million dollars and a band life spanning four decades, Metallica is one of the biggest selling heavy metal bands in history. Their 1991 sixteen-times certified album ‘Metallica’, known as ‘The Black Album’ changed the course of heavy metal and plunged the young quartet to megastardom. But, it hasn’t always been an easy road. Struggles with aggression, addiction, jealousy and the death of a much loved band member have plunged the band in and out of darkness for as long as it’s been a unit, and yet Metallica continues to thrive. ‘Breaking the Band: Metallica’ reveals the inside story of the trials and tribulations of one of the biggest, baddest metal bands on earth.
Clayton County, GA officers respond to an accident involving a stolen ambulance while officers in Richland County, SC are called to a fight in progress. Knox County, TN officers pursue a vehicle and officers in Daytona Beach, FL search for a suspect wanted in an assault.
More than seven years after her acquittal, Casey Anthony’s friends are speaking out. They recall their tense interviews with police, and the media circus surrounding her high-profile trial in which Casey Anthony faced the death penalty. This quartet includes a childhood friend who was rumored to be Caylee’s father. A tattoo artist who inscribed “Bella Vita” on Casey’s left shoulder, just two weeks after her daughter went missing. A friend who recalls being besieged by reporters on his apartment steps after the story broke. A former roommate who makes a heart-wrenching visit to the site where Caylee’s body was found.“Casey Anthony: Her Friends Speak” features interviews with members of both the prosecution as well as Casey’s defense team. They describe their strategies in a case that had all of America glued to their TV sets. Did presenting a bombshell theory involving Casey’s father create reasonable doubt amongst jury members? How did prosecutors lose a case that many considered a “slam dunk?” Throughout the program, audiences will witness chilling audio and video recordings from Casey, her parents and her friends during the frantic weeks and months following Caylee’s disappearance.
A driver fires a gun at officers after being pulled over for an incorrect plate; a routine traffic stop on a vehicle she observed driving erratically; dispatched to argument call between a mother and a daughter; police respond to a vandalism call.
Officers assist in the pursuit of a vehicle that hit a cop car; a store employee who says that a man took off after he was caught stealing merchandise flags; officers are tasked with searching vehicles and trains entering and exiting the country; officers pull a vehicle over on an interstate freeway for an equipment violation.
Officers make contact with two suspicious men standing outside of a store; officers engage in the pursuit of a stolen vehicle by deploying spike strips in the path of the suspect's vehicle; officers respond to a call regarding a fleeing subject who was involved with a hit and run with a school bus; officers respond to an animal complaint.
A domestic disturbance call; police assist in the pursuit of a vehicle; officers respond to a domestic disturbance involving a man and his wife; vice unit conducts a sting to stop the growing problem of the illegal buying and selling of prescription pills.