MOVE is not an acronym; MOVE is a way of life. Beginning in the 1970’s, an organization begins to rise up in Philadelphia, PA – described as a unique blend of flower power and black liberationists. The group lives in a commune style house that raises eyebrows in their neighborhood. As they fight against police brutality and oppression of the time – they grow more and more militant. Tensions flare on both sides – culminating in a controversial death. When no one takes responsibility, all bets are off.

Randy Weaver and his wife Vicki are religious extremists who decide to seclude themselves and their children on the side of a mountain in rural Idaho. They must adjust to a new way of life, being completely off the grid and socially isolated. After a chance altercation with one of their very few neighbors, Randy Weaver is flagged by the FBI. Agents who are also investigating other extremists from an Aryan Nation compound try to pull Randy into an undercover operation. When he refuses to cooperate, everything goes terribly wrong.

Deputy Hartfield responds to a passerby who said they saw a guy trying to change a tire on the side of the road and when they talked to him, he seemed really inebriated. Deputy Taroli responds to a report of a suspicious person in the back of a business loading items onto his trunk hood. When they arrive they find the vehicle, with the license plate covered and which checks out to be stolen vehicle. Deputy Bare comes upon a man with a car he claims is broken down at 3am in morning. While questioning the man, another man pulls up in a truck who claims to be the guy who is going to “jump” the stalled vehicle. A records check shows both on probation for drug issues. A search reveals old habits never die.

Deputy Stockeland responds to a call from Wal-Mart store security that several women were stealing items. Upon investigation, he finds a lot more than stolen items. Deputy Carpenter participates in a search of a motel room and finds a load of incriminating identity theft items and drugs. Deputy Roberts responds, code 3, to a report of a known individual committing a robbery and who also happens to be a known officer safety threat. Reporting party advises the person is currently hiding in a boat and is reported to be armed.

Officers and K9s in Marion County, FL attempt to serve a warrant to a man barricaded in his home while Bernalillo County officers respond to a domestic dispute between a mother and son. In Berkeley County, SC officers search for a woman wielding a knife and in Nye County, NV officers try to clear a live road hazard.

Police chase a suspect who threatened to get a gun; two men suspected of trying to rob a flea market are pursued; two people believed to be involved in prostitution are questioned; a vehicle is searched for an assault rifle.

A driver fires a gun at officers after being pulled over for an incorrect plate; a routine traffic stop on a vehicle she observed driving erratically; dispatched to argument call between a mother and a daughter; police respond to a vandalism call.

Officers assist in the pursuit of a vehicle that hit a cop car; a store employee who says that a man took off after he was caught stealing merchandise flags; officers are tasked with searching vehicles and trains entering and exiting the country; officers pull a vehicle over on an interstate freeway for an equipment violation.

Officers make contact with two suspicious men standing outside of a store; officers engage in the pursuit of a stolen vehicle by deploying spike strips in the path of the suspect’s vehicle; officers respond to a call regarding a fleeing subject who was involved with a hit and run with a school bus; officers respond to an animal complaint.

A domestic disturbance call; police assist in the pursuit of a vehicle; officers respond to a domestic disturbance involving a man and his wife; vice unit conducts a sting to stop the growing problem of the illegal buying and selling of prescription pills.

A woman claims she was assaulted by two men; officer stop a vehicle with highbeams on and no front plate; police officers observe a male driver who fails to signal a lane changes; suspect wanted in connection with dealing a ‘look alike’ substance in place of drugs.

A drug suspect is pursued; suspects in a stolen car are questioned; driver spotted parked on a street with a door open and two individuals inside with weapon.

Cops respond to a domestic situation in which a woman is pushed out of moving vehicle; a man is questioned about drug use and outstanding warrants; undercover police officers pick up two prostitutes in Las Vegas; suspicious pedestrian caught with weed and meth.

Police chase a suspect who threatened to get a gun; two men suspected of trying to rob a flea market are pursued; two people believed to be involved in prostitution are questioned; a vehicle is searched for an assault rifle.

A driver fires a gun at officers after being pulled over for an incorrect plate; a routine traffic stop on a vehicle she observed driving erratically; dispatched to argument call between a mother and a daughter; police respond to a vandalism call.

Officers assist in the pursuit of a vehicle that hit a cop car; a store employee who says that a man took off after he was caught stealing merchandise flags; officers are tasked with searching vehicles and trains entering and exiting the country; officers pull a vehicle over on an interstate freeway for an equipment violation.

Officers make contact with two suspicious men standing outside of a store; officers engage in the pursuit of a stolen vehicle by deploying spike strips in the path of the suspect’s vehicle; officers respond to a call regarding a fleeing subject who was involved with a hit and run with a school bus; officers respond to an animal complaint.

A domestic disturbance call; police assist in the pursuit of a vehicle; officers respond to a domestic disturbance involving a man and his wife; vice unit conducts a sting to stop the growing problem of the illegal buying and selling of prescription pills.

A woman claims she was assaulted by two men; officer stop a vehicle with highbeams on and no front plate; police officers observe a male driver who fails to signal a lane changes; suspect wanted in connection with dealing a ‘look alike’ substance in place of drugs.

Officers respond to an armed robbery and carjacking, the suspects are arrested on several charges. A concerned sister reports a fight between her brother and a heavyset burglar. Officers pursue a stolen vehicle and a high speed chase ensues which ends in a wreck.

A high speed vehicular pursuit results in foot chase and subsequent arrest. Officers respond to a domestic call involving the residence’s girlfriend and her children who destroyed the man’s house. Police respond to a domestic violence call.

Officers discover a grand theft auto suspect hiding in his apartment. Officers assist the fire department in capturing a brown bear from a palm tree. Officers respond to a shooting.

A hit and run call results in the intoxicated suspect being coaxed out of his car at gun-point. Officers respond to a stabbing and the victim is rushed to the hospital by paramedics. Officers give a tour of a newly renovated jail in Maricopa County, AZ.

Starring Johnny Depp, Donnie Brasco is one the most critically acclaimed gangster films ever made. But the real story is even more remarkable than the film. Special agent Joe Pistone reveals the truth about his six years undercover in the New York Mafia.

“Never rat on your friends and keep your mouth shut.” Sage advice first delivered 30 years ago when Goodfellas premiered. The cinematic masterpiece remains one of the most watched, quoted and celebrated organized crime movies of all time. Carrying the torch from The Godfather, Goodfellas, based on real events, chronicles the rise and spectacular fall of mob man Henry Hill and his connected crew. In this special Behind Closed Doors, Natalie Morales takes a look behind the scenes of this blockbuster from its transformation from a New York Times best-selling book, to a cast of who’s who in Hollywood to the film shoots all carefully crafted by celebrated director Martin Scorsese of Taxi Driver and Raging Bull fame. Goodfellas: Behind Closed Doors features new interviews with actors Paul Sorvino and Christopher “Kid Henry Hill” Serrone, as well as Goodfellas’ writer, Academy award-winning producer and interviews with the star-studded cast over the last three decades. Guns and glamour in gangland turn to darkness and deceit…Goodfellas.

Starring Johnny Depp, Donnie Brasco is one the most critically acclaimed gangster films ever made. But the real story is even more remarkable than the film. Special agent Joe Pistone reveals the truth about his six years undercover in the New York Mafia.

“Never rat on your friends and keep your mouth shut.” Sage advice first delivered 30 years ago when Goodfellas premiered. The cinematic masterpiece remains one of the most watched, quoted and celebrated organized crime movies of all time. Carrying the torch from The Godfather, Goodfellas, based on real events, chronicles the rise and spectacular fall of mob man Henry Hill and his connected crew. In this special Behind Closed Doors, Natalie Morales takes a look behind the scenes of this blockbuster from its transformation from a New York Times best-selling book, to a cast of who’s who in Hollywood to the film shoots all carefully crafted by celebrated director Martin Scorsese of Taxi Driver and Raging Bull fame. Goodfellas: Behind Closed Doors features new interviews with actors Paul Sorvino and Christopher “Kid Henry Hill” Serrone, as well as Goodfellas’ writer, Academy award-winning producer and interviews with the star-studded cast over the last three decades. Guns and glamour in gangland turn to darkness and deceit…Goodfellas.