The Greeley Colorado police department is overwrought with scandals and tragedy. Shawna Nelson, a 911 dispatcher, engaged in a lengthy affair with a local police officer. The twist – Shawna and her lover Ignacio Garraus are both married. Ignacio is caught cheating and shortly after someone winds up dead. The question is, who paid the ultimate price for Shawna and Ignacio’s transgressions?

Long time couple Nicola Puddicombe and Dennis Hoy enter new territory when Nicola begins to openly date another woman. The odd love triangle seems to satisfy a missing piece of Nicola and Dennis’ relationship, but before long, someone winds up dead. Investigators must untangle a web of lies and multiple relationships in order to discover who is behind the murder.

K-9 Deputy Hamon responds to assist other Deputies on a report of domestic violence where the male has hit the female over the head and when the first Deputy responded to the 911 call, the assailant foot bailed and is at large. With great expertise Deputy Hamon and his K-9 partner capture the runaway and he was arrested. Deputy Harris responds to assist fellow Deputies on a burglary in progress call. They capture the alleged perpetrator who is highly agitated, combative. He was caught siphoning gas from rental vehicles. He blames the world for his situation but takes no responsibility for his own contribution. Deputy Stockeland responds to a report of a man who is obviously impaired, stumbling along a main road in town. Upon investigation the individual is on probation and when searched, has open needles with heroin in his pocket, which almost stick the Deputy.

Deputy Roberts responds to a 911 call about a lady stealing from a convenience store. She ends up putting up quite a battle. Deputy Sosa responds to a 911 call where a woman claimed a prostitute was soliciting her husband in a restaurant.

Daytona Beach, FL officers help a man being scammed and Beech Grove, IN officers find a stolen vehicle. A Richland County, SC officer spots an accident possibly involving an intoxicated driver while officers in Wilkes-Barre, PA check on a child wandering in the road.

A young nurse collapses in the ER, and her co-workers must restart her heart. A young father brings his baby into the hospital convinced there are maggots in her hands. A witch doctor is called to the ER to exorcise a demon from a woman’s liver.

An unconscious woman is bleeding internally. Doctors must quickly assess the problem, and convince a reluctant surgeon to take the case. A man with a 4-day erection needs extraordinary help. A woman arrives in the ER with a knife in her chest.

A woman is dragged out of a house fire and has a heart attack in the ER. A schizophrenic patient believes he has someone else’s face, and an untrained medical student is mistaken for a doctor and must deliver a baby.

An ER nurse brings her delirious husband to the ER, then notices that his breath smells like mothballs. A young mother delivers her baby, then goes into life-threatening convulsions. Identical twin doctors create hilarious confusion in the ER.

A young man has a 2 inch pipe through his head, which must be removed quickly: a young bride is bleeding uncontrollably, mystifying her physician; a doctor treating prison inmates learns that one of his patients has escaped into the ceiling.

A six-year old boy suffers a life-threatening stroke; a man has a camp stove stuck on his penis; a young ER doctor is under the gun when he is asked to assess the health of another doctor’s wife.

While a shooting victim is brought to the hospital, a Rottweiler gets loose in the ER; a young mother’s asthma attack turns quickly into a deadly heart failure; a young man comes into the ER comatose, covered with a mysterious rash.

A daring rooftop escape backfires on an elusive suspect. A driver is taken into custody after a stop sign related traffic stop. A man threatening self-harm reveals that he’s trying to go to jail.

An officer responds to a back up call involving an uncooperative theft suspect. A reverse sting operation is conducted to bust deviant suspects. A possible alcohol induced car wreck is investigated.

A report of an armed man threatening a family is investigated. SWAT conducts a raid on an alleged drug house. An officer responds to two separate incidences of vehicular bad luck.

Shots are fired during a struggle with a berzerk knife-wielding suspect. A carjacking pursuit turns into a foot chase after the driver bails from the car. Evidence is recovered from an armed suspect.

We follow Deputy Bryan Payne as he goes on calls involving robbery, vehicles with expired registration and dealing with a community with quite a lot of colorful personalities.

This segment is a close-up, narrated by the team leader of the Western El Dorado Narcotics Enforcement Team [WENET], concerning the marijuana problem in our county, from medicinal usage to cartel owned grows that are strategically placed throughout the county. The viewer is shown countless images of the destruction of our public land by illegal commercial Mexican cartel grows, including the illegal grower’s use of pesticides that are poisoning the most pristine lake in the world, Lake Tahoe, and the American River waterway system.

We follow Deputy Bryan Payne, up close and personal, on his night shift, as he goes about a typical day for a Deputy in El Dorado County. This show highlights the many skills required to cover such a large area of the county and the ease at which Deputy Payne executes discernment in dealing with each issue that comes up.

This show highlights under the influence teens driving erratically not wearing seatbelts and in one call 2 teens are killed and three others are critically injured.

A landlord deals with squatters that use their welfare money to buy drugs and alcohol instead of paying rent. Another scene has squabbling business neighbors wanting to get restraining orders on each other.

This show highlights, up close and personal, a typical night shift routine with Deputy Roman Fontana. The first call he receives is for an overturned vehicle only to find the driver, injured but responsive. Then the Deputy finds a driver during a traffic stop whom is wanted on a no bail felony warrant. Finally he responds to a report of an occupied vehicle with the driver sleeping at a gas station.

We follow Deputy Bryan Payne as he goes on calls involving robbery, vehicles with expired registration and dealing with a community with quite a lot of colorful personalities.

This segment is a close-up, narrated by the team leader of the Western El Dorado Narcotics Enforcement Team [WENET], concerning the marijuana problem in our county, from medicinal usage to cartel owned grows that are strategically placed throughout the county. The viewer is shown countless images of the destruction of our public land by illegal commercial Mexican cartel grows, including the illegal grower’s use of pesticides that are poisoning the most pristine lake in the world, Lake Tahoe, and the American River waterway system.

We follow Deputy Bryan Payne, up close and personal, on his night shift, as he goes about a typical day for a Deputy in El Dorado County. This show highlights the many skills required to cover such a large area of the county and the ease at which Deputy Payne executes discernment in dealing with each issue that comes up.

This show highlights under the influence teens driving erratically not wearing seatbelts and in one call 2 teens are killed and three others are critically injured.

A landlord deals with squatters that use their welfare money to buy drugs and alcohol instead of paying rent. Another scene has squabbling business neighbors wanting to get restraining orders on each other.

This show highlights, up close and personal, a typical night shift routine with Deputy Roman Fontana. The first call he receives is for an overturned vehicle only to find the driver, injured but responsive. Then the Deputy finds a driver during a traffic stop whom is wanted on a no bail felony warrant. Finally he responds to a report of an occupied vehicle with the driver sleeping at a gas station.