Rick Chance, TV pitch man and owner of Empire Glass – an auto glass company- is a self made multi-millionaire. While he is a business tycoon, he is also reckless. Chance fails to show up to a scheduled tv shoot – and his business associates begin to wonder if his life in the fast lane has come to a halt.

Michael Dojaquez is a free spirited ladies man who is lucky enough to have found his passion in life – yoga. He begins dating one of his yoga students, Amber, only to find out later that she is hiding some dark secrets. Namaste? Not today…

Deputy Harris responds to a store manager’s call where he states that a woman is hiding in his store’s bathroom claiming there is a man with a gun outside waiting to shoot her and that this same man had raped her. A perimeter is set up searching for the suspect with a handgun and the woman is receiving texts from the suspect that there are a lot of “cops in the area and he is going to die by suicide by cop.” He is eventually captured in a bathroom 20 miles from the scene and is arrested on a multitude of charges. Deputy Almos responds to a call that a 52 year old male had along fall off a cliff in South Lake Tahoe. Deputies Almos and Seligson pull over two vehicles speeding down a side road in South Lake Tahoe. They find that both drivers have no license and one of them is a registered sex registrant who failed to register in California and he is taken into custody.

Deputy Stockeland responds to a call for assistance from other Deputies who have been searching the area for 3 young males reported to have committed a robbery with a hand gun at a local gas station. With the assistance of CHP helicopters, they cornered the 3 suspects in a residence in a mobile home park. Deputy Almos responds to a report of a bear walking around some vacation homes in South Lake Tahoe. Deputy Sorey responds to a report of a domestic violence call where one or two males were reaching into the window of a car and beating a female. Further investigation reveals that one of the male subjects was her pimp.

Most Americans know the Queen of Soul: Aretha Franklin sang like an angel and sold tens of millions of records in her lifetime, making her way into the inaugural class of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. But most people don’t know that her father was famous too. A pastor and civil rights leader in Detroit, CL Franklin was a friend to people like the Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. CL is known for his sermons and is nicknamed the man with the “million dollar voice.” His preaching commands crowds and money. On June 10, 1979, a group of burglars invade CL Franklin’s home. In a gunfight, Aretha’s father is shot; rushed to Henry Ford Hospital in a semi-comatose state, from which he never recovers. Will the cops find justice for Aretha Franklin’s murder in the family?

He goes by many names: P. Diddy, Puff Daddy, Diddy, and sometimes simply, Puff. His father named him Sean Combs. And Sean is only two when his dad is gunned down in a murder in the family. Who killed Melvin Combs and how did the event of losing his dad propel young Sean forward onto a path to become one of the most influential hip hop impresarios and entrepreneurs in American music history?
And what happened when Diddy faced other murders in his extended family? Like Biggie Smalls,” the Notorious B.I.G., gunned down in a drive by shooting while he was the brightest star on Puff Daddy’s label, Bad Boy Records? Was Biggie’s death related to the murder of rapper Tupac Shakur? The answers frame some of the most infamous crimes in hip hip history.

A crook leads police on a high-speed chase; a robber on the run through a residential area shoots at police; a fugitive’s escape in a stolen RV goes up in flames.

Shocking crimes and out-of-control perpetrators caught on camera.

A traffic stop leads to a car chase. An man discovers his ex-girlfriend has a new and angry lover. Cops come knockin’ when a delivery van starts rockin’ with a local escort.

A robbery transforms into a dangerous high-speed chase. There is bad blood between a mother and her daughter at an apartment complex. A suspect plays hide and seek with the wrong deputies.

A man flees after attempting to assault his friend’s daughter. An intoxicated man is accused of causing a ruckus. Officers learn a feuding couple turns out to be cousins engaged in an intimate affair.

Police pursue a speeding car and a test reveals the driver is intoxicated. A man attempts to steal a water heater only to find himself in hot water. A domestic dispute ends in a drug bust.

Deputy Harris responds to a store manager’s call where he states that a woman is hiding in his store’s bathroom claiming there is a man with a gun outside waiting to shoot her and that this same man had raped her. A perimeter is set up searching for the suspect with a handgun and the woman is receiving texts from the suspect that there are a lot of “cops in the area and he is going to die by suicide by cop.” He is eventually captured in a bathroom 20 miles from the scene and is arrested on a multitude of charges. Deputy Almos responds to a call that a 52 year old male had along fall off a cliff in South Lake Tahoe. Deputies Almos and Seligson pull over two vehicles speeding down a side road in South Lake Tahoe. They find that both drivers have no license and one of them is a registered sex registrant who failed to register in California and he is taken into custody.

Deputy Stockeland responds to a call for assistance from other Deputies who have been searching the area for 3 young males reported to have committed a robbery with a hand gun at a local gas station. With the assistance of CHP helicopters, they cornered the 3 suspects in a residence in a mobile home park. Deputy Almos responds to a report of a bear walking around some vacation homes in South Lake Tahoe. Deputy Sorey responds to a report of a domestic violence call where one or two males were reaching into the window of a car and beating a female. Further investigation reveals that one of the male subjects was her pimp.

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