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It's the busiest night ever for the Auto Theft Task Force (A.T.T.F.). The jobs are coming left and right. Unoccupied stolen vehicles, smart-talking perps, foot chases, and stakeouts--this night has it all. The unit even takes a break to decide once and for all who's the fastest man in the unit.

The Auto Theft Task Force (A.T.T.F.) has a dangerous bail out that puts an officer in a foot chase across a five-lane highway with lots of fast moving traffic. Later one shady individual learns smoking is more than just bad for his health when the unit uses his cigarettes to finger him for auto theft.

The Auto Theft Task Force (A.T.T.F.) is in pursuit of "The Brick Bandit", a perp who leaves bricks in the cars he steals. Little do they know how personally involved they're going to get when they finally apprehend him. Plus a relaxed night gets tense fast when an officer has to take down a suspect by himself when backup is too far away to help.

In this episode the Auto Theft Task Force (A.T.T.F.) shows that stolen cars are not their one and only priority. They often get pulled into different types of police investigations. After first taking down a pair of individuals suspected of committing armed robberies, they later find themselves in an early morning manhunt for an armed gunman.

In Virginia Beach, Virginia, nearly 30 handguns were stolen after thieves broke into a gun store through the roof. The case made all the local news reports. When Supervisory Inspector Greg Holmes learned that the fugitives might be hiding out in Brooklyn, he called an emergency 5 a.m. briefing with Commander Lenny DePaul, Inspector Dennis Tait, and Supervisor Ed McMahon. Holmes suspects that the thieves will try and sell the guns on the street, so the team must act fast to secure the firearms. When Holmes gets a lead on where the fugitives are hiding, his team wastes no time in gearing up to apprehend them.

Senior Inspector Mike Romani is in the Sex Offender's Unit and is eager to rein in everybody that breaks the law. But for Mike, cases involving children are especially urgent. Dr. Michael Bourke, the U.S. Marshals' Chief Psychologist from Washington DC, is in New York City to join Mike, Commander Lenny DePaul and a team of Marshals on a briefing of Mike's latest case. The fugitive is a twice convicted pedophile and sexual predator from Georgia and particularly dangerous because he works by "grooming" or earning the trust of his young victims over time. Many of these cases are not reported so convictions point only to the tip of the iceberg of actual assaults. Mike has received word that the fugitive is in N.Y.C. In a chase that takes the Marshals' team from the northern section of Manhattan to the industrial warehouse areas of Brooklyn, Mike is absolutely determined to find this sex predator before he hurts another child.

In 2008, a Dominican national violated probation and went into hiding and local authorities were unable to locate him. Now the job falls on the shoulders of Deputy Michelle "Michy" Mendez and the Fugitive Task Force. Because the fugitive is a career criminal, the longer it takes to apprehend him, the greater the risk that another victim will be robbed, assaulted, or worse. It's a race against time as Michy and Lenny drum up leads to locate and apprehend their man.

What seems like a quiet day at Fugitive Task Force headquarters suddenly turns when Commander Lenny DePaul receives an urgent call for assistance. Colleagues in Washington DC believe that one of their most wanted fugitives--an immigrant accused of viciously murdering his own family--has fled to Manhattan's Chinatown neighborhood. Lenny and his team, including and Deputy Dennis Tait and Detective Roxanne Lopez, jump on this fresh lead.

It's the busiest night ever for the Auto Theft Task Force (A.T.T.F.). The jobs are coming left and right. Unoccupied stolen vehicles, smart-talking perps, foot chases, and stakeouts--this night has it all. The unit even takes a break to decide once and for all who's the fastest man in the unit.

The Auto Theft Task Force (A.T.T.F.) has a dangerous bail out that puts an officer in a foot chase across a five-lane highway with lots of fast moving traffic. Later one shady individual learns smoking is more than just bad for his health when the unit uses his cigarettes to finger him for auto theft.

The Auto Theft Task Force (A.T.T.F.) is in pursuit of "The Brick Bandit", a perp who leaves bricks in the cars he steals. Little do they know how personally involved they're going to get when they finally apprehend him. Plus a relaxed night gets tense fast when an officer has to take down a suspect by himself when backup is too far away to help.

In this episode the Auto Theft Task Force (A.T.T.F.) shows that stolen cars are not their one and only priority. They often get pulled into different types of police investigations. After first taking down a pair of individuals suspected of committing armed robberies, they later find themselves in an early morning manhunt for an armed gunman.

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An affair between a heart doctor and his nurse leads to his and his wife's death, and puts the nurse on trial for murder.

When a New Jersey woman is murdered on her wedding day by her ex-boyfriend, the case stirs a heated debate about the nature of crimes of passion.

Police officers pursue suspected drug dealers, while Keeley saves a group of partiers from a violent schizophrenic.

It's New Year's in New Orleans and gun violence is rampant as Police and EMS deal with armed robberies and shootings. Plus, EMT Gavin returns to the job, and everyone celebrates a new addition to the family.

Sergeant Joe McHale and his tactical team are called in to coax an unstable man out of his hotel room after he apparently stabs a hotel employee. But when the man turns the knife on himself, McHale and his squad must act quickly to save a life. Meanwhile, a buy-bust on an alleged drug dealer takes a dangerous turn when an unexpected vehicle catches Officer Mike Glass and his team off guard. Later that day, Glass and his squad serve a last-minute warrant that's been years in the making. But, can they get to the alleged drug dealer's home in time? Finally, Officer Glass gets to fulfill a promise to his daughter when he takes her shooting at the range.

Charles "Chip" Huth and Kansas City SWAT head out on a high-stakes drug warrant. The team will make simultaneous hits on two locations in the same apartment complex. Chip tries to squeeze in a little family time and the result is a house full of Huths! Then, Sergeant Jim Carmody is called out in the middle of the night. An armed suspect has barricaded himself inside a house, threatening a gunfight. And with strange ether-like smells coming from the garage, SWAT could have an explosive situation on their hands. Later, the 1910 squad gets word about an alleged drug dealer who has run off in the middle of a buy. Chip races off in pursuit of the suspect. Finally, Carmody shows off his playful side, reading with his 4-year old son.

It's a tense situation as Sergeant Paul Hamilton and his squad get caught up in a high-speed car chase to bring down a suspected auto theft ring. Later that day, Paul's squad joins Sergeant Chip Huth's squad to double their efforts for a simultaneous hit on two houses. At the end of the week, things heat up when competing sergeants Chip and Paul square off in a BBQ competition to find out who is top chef.

A quiet Memorial Day weekend erupts when SWAT is called in to subdue a home intruder, whose startling method of entry leaves the team scratching their heads. Meanwhile, an alleged Heroin dealer is scoped out by Officer Andre Taylor who's on a mission to put him out of his deadly business. And two brothers lives take opposite turns as Senior Corporal Larry Gordon decides it's time his children finally meet their uncle, in prison for violent crimes.

Dallas SWAT responds to a dangerous call out--a man has barricaded himself in his apartment and is shooting multiple rounds aimlessly out the window. Trapped on the scene are a number of patrol officers who Rich Emberlin and his squad must rescue. Later, Rich goes on a shopping spree with his daughter in preparation for a Daddy Daughter Dance at her elementary school. She's been calling him all week, making sure that he'll attend. But when Rich is called to help execute a last minute ATF warrant, his plans for the dance are in jeopardy. Meanwhile, Officer Johnny Baker helps to execute a narcotics warrant at a home where two young children reside. His job is to pry the door open, which he must do quickly or else SWAT will be forced to pull off the cage doors. All the while, he awaits the birth of his fourth child.

The first episode of the new real-life series follows members of the Dallas SWAT team as they handle their life-threatening job and stressful personal lives. Sr. Corporal Rich Emberlin and Sr. Corporal Robert Cockerill must charge into a house to nab a murder suspect who allegedly knifed his neighbor to death. Meanwhile, in their off hours, Emberlin tries desperately to get his ex-girlfriend back, and Cockerill must get his aging, painful body in shape for the grueling World SWAT Games.

Most of Angola's 5,000 maximum-security inmates will never see the outside world again. Formerly a slave plantation in a remote area of Louisiana, in the 1930s Angola remained backward and brutal and by 1975, with increasing crowding and violence, became known as the "Bloodiest Prison in America". Paul Sorvino narrates.

The Florida State Prison at Raiford was built on 18,000 acres of farmland in 1913. The original maximum-security housing unit, nicknamed "The Rock", gave the prison its notorious reputation. At the height of its infamy, it was the scene of stabbings, beatings, and even a decapitation. It was also severely overcrowded and torn down by court order in 1999. But Raiford is still home to Florida's death row, where more than 300 men await execution by electrocution.

A behind-bars visit to America's first federal prison. Still operating since 1895, Leavenworth has hosted many infamous inmates, exciting escapes, and bloody riots. Learn the true story of EM The Birdman of Alcatraz /EM , who served most of his time here, and talk to a guard who lost an arm in the current escalating violence. Narrated by Paul Sorvino.

State Prison, Parchman, Mississippi...a land without visible boundaries. During its long history, Parchman has embodied the traditions and folk wisdom of the American South in a way no other prison ever has. Though its legacy includes brutal executions in the gas chamber, it also holds out conjugal visits for the best-behaved convicts.

Herds of livestock roam here under the big sky. Cowboys and wranglers watch over them. But these are not ordinary ranch hands, and this no ordinary ranch. Welcome to the State Prison in Deer Lodge, Montana. Today, it operates efficiently as both a ranch and a modern high-security fortress. But its legacy is dark and its history marked by violent uprisings, inhumane conditions, and brutality. We also meet inmates who work on the farm and dairy, and violent offenders who hold jobs as telemarketers.

The State Penitentiary in Auburn, New York is the centerpiece of a city and a monument to one of America's first attempts at criminal rehabilitation. Its founders were liberal prison reformers who believed their task could be accomplished through penitence, hard work, and silence. The "Auburn System" was adopted by most U.S. prisons in the early 1900s. Now, all that remains of that system is hard work--and hard time--for the most violent offenders in New York State.