Broke, drug addicted, and living in a homeless shelter, Matthew Tinling has nothing besides his name. Desperate for any money he can get his hands on, Matthew turns to his housemate, Richard Hamilton, who receives an extra check every month for disability benefits. Matthew decides that he needs to take every last penny that Richard has left, and the best way to do it is by emulating a gruesome torture scene from the infamous SAW franchise.

Ever since she was a young girl, 27-year-old loner Elena Lobacheva had always been fascinated by Bride of Chucky, seeing herself in the serial killer couple of Chucky and Tiffany. So when Elena finds a gang of online outcasts calling themselves “Time for Hate,” who glorify violence and murder, Elena fits right in. Soon after she joins, the gang’s leader, Pavel, takes the group on a bloody crusade to rid their city of drunks and homeless people through late-night killing sprees, and Elena is given a chase to indulge her most violent fantasies.

Deputy Tyler Katz attempts to stop a probable DUI driver and finds a bit more than alcohol on him. His wife goes ballistic on her husband as this is his 4th felony arrest! Deputy Dacanay responds to a call where a wife claims her husband is completely drunk and is attempting to break into the house with a shovel.

Deputy Braafladt tries to find the domestic violence abuser who gave his girlfriend a huge black eye. Deputy Turnbull stops two females who are parked behind a closed business at 2AM.

The “Scream” movies featuring the iconic Ghostface killer are one of the most popular horror franchises of all time. The four films have grossed more than $330 million dollar in North America alone. It also spawned a successful TV series in 2015. But the roots of the story go back to a horrifying murder in Florida in the early 1990’s. Screenwriter Kevin Williamson was inspired to draft an 18-page script treatment about a young woman, alone in a house, who is taunted over the phone and then attacked by a masked killer. He borrowed elements from the real story of serial killer Danny Harold Rolling, a.k.a “The Gainesville Ripper” who murdered four female college students in Florida in 1990. Williamson changed the location from a college to a high school for the original film. The opening scene of the first “Scream” movie featured the gruesome murder of a young woman played by Drew Barrymore. Her grisly murder closely resembles the first brutal slaying committed by Rolling.

The story of a hockey-mask wearing serial killer stalking his victims at a summer camp has inspired numerous sequels and reboots since its debut in 1980. But the Shocking Truth is that this horrifying story has its roots in the Nordic region of Europe. On Sunday, June 5th of 1960, four young teenagers were camping out on Finland’s Lake Bodom, a picturesque locale that bears a striking resemblance to the faux Crystal Lake. Between 4am and 6am, an unknown maniac wielding a knife brutally murdered three of the youngsters. The fourth victim managed to escape with a fractured jaw and a concussion. A handful of suspects were questioned by police, including a maintenance man, a vagrant and even a KGB spy, the latter of whom showed up at a local hospital the day after the murders, covered in red stains. Despite the fact that one of the suspects confessed to the murders, sufficient evidence was never found to convict him of the crime, and to this day the bizarre case remains unsolved

Richland County, SC officers investigate a car accident after two suspects flee while officers in Daytona, Beach, FL respond to a road rage incident. Officers in Wilkes-Barre, PA are called to a car accident and Fullerton, CA officers search for trespassers inside a closed business.

Fullerton, CA officers track a vehicle involved in an earlier accident while Lee County, FL officers respond to an underage party. Berkeley County, SC officers investigate a car that crashed into a house and Toledo, OH are called multiple times to a neighbor dispute.

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.