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A twelve-year-old girl, home alone, grabs her mother's gun and holds fort in her bedroom closet, as an intruder enters and roams her home with unknown intentions. After being kidnapped by an ex-boyfriend, a woman narrowly escapes to a nearby house where the homeowner calls 9-1-1 just as the woman's ex steps into view armed with a kitchen knife. When their dog wakes them up in the middle of the night to the sounds of an intruder breaking into their home, an elderly couple calls 9-1-1 and prepares for a certain attack.

Benjamin Crump and his team of experts examine the rumored Death Row coup that may have led to Tupac's murder. Who had the most to gain from his death?

Prison crime doesn't rest for Special Agent John Fisher's birthday. With inmate drug use at an all-time high, the Squad searches for the source of drugs coming into the prison. John goes undercover to monitor prisoners' visitors, search an entire cellblock for evidence, and work with an inmate informant to set up a sting on the outside. But ultimately, the investigation leads John to the last place he wanted to look.

The warden receives an anonymous letter from an inmate threatening to raise a small army to attack correctional officers. Sgt. Nicky Jordan orders a Trojan Horse-style raid on the cell block, breaks up a secret meeting of the Vice Lordz, and explores a possible Aryan connection--all in a race against time to catch the would-be killer.

Our fearless group of female enforcers come face-to-face with perpetrators of all persuasions including a drunk male suspect who gets combative with Sgt. Lisa Burghardt and a public indecency suspect that Officer Dawn Yorke encounters at the public library.

Sgt. Betsy Brantner-Smith and Officers Julie Lardino and Tracy Nance release some aggression and train for hand-to-hand combat with their nightstick batons. Then, Officer Dawn Yorke deals with a belligerent homeless man accused of casing a parking lot for possible theft.

The notorious case of Kenneth McDuff, the most infamous sexual predator in Texas history, who was sent to death row for three murders, released because of prison overcrowding, and then raped and killed two more women.

Craig Pritchert and his girlfriend, Nova Guthrie, become the modern day Bonnie and Clyde. After falling in love, the two go on a bank robbery spree, making off with $500,000 in cash. They flee the U.S., but Detective Tom VanMeter, FBI Special Agent Mike Sanborn, and Special Agent Alvie Price take up the chase. When a tip comes in that Pritchert and Guthrie are in Cape Town, South Africa, the FBI sends a team to take the two down and end the six-year manhunt.

A religious fanatic with a history of mental illness, William Burkhart eludes a posse for 34 days in the snow-capped mountains of Colorado in 1995. Burkhart commits a string of bizarre burglaries in unoccupied summer cabins. Three Park County deputies surround him, but Burkhart shoots one of them and escapes into the dark woods. Sheriff Bob Harrison leads the ensuing manhunt for Burkhart, which is nothing like Park County has ever seen.

Sifuentes and Roly are determined to take down Quack, one of Laredo's most notorious heroin dealers. But it won't be easy--Quack has ducked the LPD's attempts to stop him twice before.

After the murder of an ICE agent in Mexico, Sifuentes is determined to hit the cartels where it hurts, and a local casino's connection to a prostitution ring may give him the chance he needs.

The Terrebonne Parish Sheriff's Office has to be ready for anything. In this episode, Deputy Storm Fitch heads to the docks to meet with a shrimper who believes he's caught a human bone in his shrimp net. Could a murderer be dumping bodies in the swamp? Jacob "Funkie Nuts" Fonseca must break up an explosive battle between a volatile Cajun and his nephew over his crab traps. And water patrol deputies investigate a report of a strange ball of light following a shrimper's troll boat. Could this be the legendary "Fifolet?"

Mardi Gras is the biggest party of the year in Southern Louisiana, and it doesn't just happen in New Orleans. Terrebonne Parish is home to the second biggest Mardi Gras in the state, which means the deputies are working around the clock. Deputy Paul "Highlights" Thibodeaux is dispatched to a routine alarm call at a warehouse only to find out that an expensive sound system has been snatched from a high-profile Mardi Gras float. He passes the case onto Detective Lt. Terry Daigre who gets a hot lead and sets up a stakeout a local bar. When the suspect comes in to the bar trying to sell the sound system, Daigre gets ready to pounce. Also, Deputy Melissa "Catfish" Quintal tries to settle a dispute between an estranged husband and wife who are disputing over their Mardi Gras beads, and Deputy Keith Bergeron must settle down the rowdy riders of a party bus.

In Southern Louisiana, alligators are just a part of everyday life. When a vicious alligator attacks a family's dog, Deputy Melissa "Catfish" Quintal must call in the services of her alligator hunter boyfriend, Jacob Lirette, known as the "Gator Man", to handle the threat. The sheriff's office also gets a new lead on a suspect from a major local theft ring, and their hunt takes them on a dramatic chase through the razor-like sugar cane fields. Also, water patrol officers "Funkie Nuts" and "DJ" are sent out in the dead of night to one of the strangest and eeriest bayou calls they've ever seen.

The rich culture of Southern Louisiana is steeped with Cajun folklore and superstition. Weeks earlier, Deputy Tom Arnold was cursed by a suspect, and this comes to haunt the former California native; he must face the fact that this voodoo curse is affecting him. After grappling with one mishap after another, Tom seeks the help of a voodoo priestess to see if she can cure him once and for all. Down the bayou, a "Hatfields and McCoys" type dispute between local shrimpers escalates out of control. Lt. Merlin Daigle and Sgt. Dudley "DJ" Authement struggle to piece together the truth from two very different sides of the story. When one of the shrimper's boats catches fire that same evening, Lt. Daigle must determine whether it's a case of retaliation or if the shrimper is dealing with a curse of his own.

The notorious case of Kenneth McDuff, the most infamous sexual predator in Texas history, who was sent to death row for three murders, released because of prison overcrowding, and then raped and killed two more women.

Craig Pritchert and his girlfriend, Nova Guthrie, become the modern day Bonnie and Clyde. After falling in love, the two go on a bank robbery spree, making off with $500,000 in cash. They flee the U.S., but Detective Tom VanMeter, FBI Special Agent Mike Sanborn, and Special Agent Alvie Price take up the chase. When a tip comes in that Pritchert and Guthrie are in Cape Town, South Africa, the FBI sends a team to take the two down and end the six-year manhunt.

A religious fanatic with a history of mental illness, William Burkhart eludes a posse for 34 days in the snow-capped mountains of Colorado in 1995. Burkhart commits a string of bizarre burglaries in unoccupied summer cabins. Three Park County deputies surround him, but Burkhart shoots one of them and escapes into the dark woods. Sheriff Bob Harrison leads the ensuing manhunt for Burkhart, which is nothing like Park County has ever seen.

Sifuentes and Roly are determined to take down Quack, one of Laredo's most notorious heroin dealers. But it won't be easy--Quack has ducked the LPD's attempts to stop him twice before.

After the murder of an ICE agent in Mexico, Sifuentes is determined to hit the cartels where it hurts, and a local casino's connection to a prostitution ring may give him the chance he needs.

The Terrebonne Parish Sheriff's Office has to be ready for anything. In this episode, Deputy Storm Fitch heads to the docks to meet with a shrimper who believes he's caught a human bone in his shrimp net. Could a murderer be dumping bodies in the swamp? Jacob "Funkie Nuts" Fonseca must break up an explosive battle between a volatile Cajun and his nephew over his crab traps. And water patrol deputies investigate a report of a strange ball of light following a shrimper's troll boat. Could this be the legendary "Fifolet?"

Mardi Gras is the biggest party of the year in Southern Louisiana, and it doesn't just happen in New Orleans. Terrebonne Parish is home to the second biggest Mardi Gras in the state, which means the deputies are working around the clock. Deputy Paul "Highlights" Thibodeaux is dispatched to a routine alarm call at a warehouse only to find out that an expensive sound system has been snatched from a high-profile Mardi Gras float. He passes the case onto Detective Lt. Terry Daigre who gets a hot lead and sets up a stakeout a local bar. When the suspect comes in to the bar trying to sell the sound system, Daigre gets ready to pounce. Also, Deputy Melissa "Catfish" Quintal tries to settle a dispute between an estranged husband and wife who are disputing over their Mardi Gras beads, and Deputy Keith Bergeron must settle down the rowdy riders of a party bus.

In Southern Louisiana, alligators are just a part of everyday life. When a vicious alligator attacks a family's dog, Deputy Melissa "Catfish" Quintal must call in the services of her alligator hunter boyfriend, Jacob Lirette, known as the "Gator Man", to handle the threat. The sheriff's office also gets a new lead on a suspect from a major local theft ring, and their hunt takes them on a dramatic chase through the razor-like sugar cane fields. Also, water patrol officers "Funkie Nuts" and "DJ" are sent out in the dead of night to one of the strangest and eeriest bayou calls they've ever seen.

The rich culture of Southern Louisiana is steeped with Cajun folklore and superstition. Weeks earlier, Deputy Tom Arnold was cursed by a suspect, and this comes to haunt the former California native; he must face the fact that this voodoo curse is affecting him. After grappling with one mishap after another, Tom seeks the help of a voodoo priestess to see if she can cure him once and for all. Down the bayou, a "Hatfields and McCoys" type dispute between local shrimpers escalates out of control. Lt. Merlin Daigle and Sgt. Dudley "DJ" Authement struggle to piece together the truth from two very different sides of the story. When one of the shrimper's boats catches fire that same evening, Lt. Daigle must determine whether it's a case of retaliation or if the shrimper is dealing with a curse of his own.

Central Prison in Raleigh, is the first stop for all of North Carolina's male felons with sentences of 20 years or longer. It's also the last stop for men and women sentenced to death. Today, Central is a modern state-of-the-art prison, but it began as a dark dungeon built nearly 120 years ago.

Opened in 1824, the original plan for Maine State Prison in Thomaston called for prisoners to remain in solitary confinement and darkness for the duration of their sentences. But almost immediately, the prison started a working industrial program for inmates, and by the time its doors finally closed in 2002, its handmade wood products had become collectibles. Initially allowing only the New Testament as a prisoner's "sole companion", it later housed one of the state's best law libraries.

Nestled at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, Colorado's first state prison in Canon City traces its roots to the days of frontier justice. It's housed heavyweight boxing contenders and cannibals--it was infamous cannibal Alfred Packer's last home--and endured a mass escape in 1947. Juxtaposing day-to-day life in one of America's harshest security facilities with an exploration of its rich past, we follow a prison guard on a shakedown and an inmate through his final day before release.

Beauty takes center stage as Betsy and Officer Julie Lardino convince Officer Tracy Nance to undergo a head-to-toe makeover and an all-out pamper day for the department. In the midst of it all, the ladies still manage to keep the city safe with several DUI arrests and traffic calls -- including a two-car collision that Sgt. Lisa Burghardt responds to that involves two neighbors!