Berkeley County, SC officers pursue a suspect wanted in a shooting while officers in Fullerton, CA spot a man doing drugs in his vehicle. Officers in Toledo, OH respond to an assault and Daytona Beach, FL Police respond to a domestic dispute.

A bridesmaid nearly drinks herself to death. A middle aged man suffers from septic shock from oysters on his anniversary. A birthday boy is rushed to the ER.

A group of frat boys arrive at the ER due to a “blue pee epidemic”. A bride with kidney stones refuses to remove her wedding gown. Three intoxicated women stumble into the ER just before one of them suffers a much more serious medical issue.

Two skydivers land on a metal post. A woman is rushed into ER with a tire rod sticking out of her temple. A streetwalker arrives in ER with a stiletto heel stuck in her ear.

A man comes to the ER with a metal pipe stuck through his face and out his neck. Another man lands on a shovel and it gets stuck in his perineum. A heavy man has a knife lodged in his chest, only 1cm from his heart. A man is impaled in the chest by a wooden fence.

When a doctor with a phobia of insects is approached with a sequence of insect-related ailments, he suspects his nursing staff is pulling a prank on him. A doctor thinks his coughing patient has asthma until she mentions something moving in her rectum – a live worm! A nurse suspects a woman may be pregnant, but realizes the girl is full of tape worms.

A doctor delivers a baby in an elevator, another in a car, and a third to parents who didn’t even know they were expecting! A mother is near death after having a C-section and doctors are torn over treatment options. A pregnant woman comes in with her husband with what looks like preeclampsia, but is actually a spider bite.

A premature infant is abandoned in a hospital bathroom. A young woman comes in with a stomach pain with her parents, but they don’t know she is pregnant. A wife punches her husband unconscious then delivers her baby in the passenger seat of her car.

Police chase a driver who is suspected of driving under the influence; a man is questioned for possible drug possession; cops respond to a violent domestic situation; suspicious men in a high-crime area are pursued.

A domestic situation involving an ex-felon is investigated; a man attacks his roommate for sleeping too much; a stolen vehicle is pursued; a man in a stolen vehicle is arrested.

Police respond to a disturbance at a fast-food restaurant; cops question a known prostitute walking with a man; a woman complains about boys playing basketball near her home; a vehicle that runs a stop sign is pursued.

Police pursue a stolen car; an assault at a bar is investigated; a man wielding a gun is taken into custody; a vehicle is searched for drugs.

Louis Eppolito and Stephen Caracappa were two men who had sworn to protect and serve, but instead provided their Mafia cohorts with vital confidential information – earning them the nickname, “The Mafia Cops.” The dirty cops would soon cross the thin blue line from co-conspirators to cold-blooded murderers. A badge tarnished by greed, power and murder, and the distinction as the most corrupt cops in the history of the New York Police Department, would ultimately be their legacy.

David Thai was the leader of the Born to Kill gang, a group of ruthless young men who terrorized Chinatown. The gang extorted shop owners too fearful to turn to police, and even started a war with the long-standing gangs in the area. There was only one way to stop the havoc David Thai started, through an informant in his own gang.

Vito Rizzuto was the head of the Montreal Mafia, overseeing a multi-million dollar international empire reportedly fueled by drug trafficking, money laundering and construction fraud. Despite the high levels of drugs his organization pushed onto U.S. streets, Rizzuto was seemingly impossible to take down. But through a series of unprecedented events, one act from his past would eventually come back to haunt the so-called “Canadian Teflon Don”.

Louis Eppolito and Stephen Caracappa were two men who had sworn to protect and serve, but instead provided their Mafia cohorts with vital confidential information – earning them the nickname, “The Mafia Cops.” The dirty cops would soon cross the thin blue line from co-conspirators to cold-blooded murderers. A badge tarnished by greed, power and murder, and the distinction as the most corrupt cops in the history of the New York Police Department, would ultimately be their legacy.

David Thai was the leader of the Born to Kill gang, a group of ruthless young men who terrorized Chinatown. The gang extorted shop owners too fearful to turn to police, and even started a war with the long-standing gangs in the area. There was only one way to stop the havoc David Thai started, through an informant in his own gang.

Vito Rizzuto was the head of the Montreal Mafia, overseeing a multi-million dollar international empire reportedly fueled by drug trafficking, money laundering and construction fraud. Despite the high levels of drugs his organization pushed onto U.S. streets, Rizzuto was seemingly impossible to take down. But through a series of unprecedented events, one act from his past would eventually come back to haunt the so-called “Canadian Teflon Don”.