A man leaves his ex-wife to die in a trash can covered with snow; a woman rides a faulty escalator at a sports arena; gang members viciously assault a man.

Two killers hold up a store and shoot the staff members who are on duty; an 18-year-old man loses both of his arms due to an accident on the family farm.

Two women are ambushed on a mountain trail by an individual wielding a knife; two men must survive for hours adrift at sea after their ship sinks.

A California man held hostage fakes his death in order to escape the grips of his captors in Columbia; two teen girls are kidnapped, attacked and left to die.

Titus responds to disturbing calls that reveal the difficulties of life in New Orleans; police officers try to get guns off the street to keep the city safe.

Emergency responders Arkady Hennessey and Ted Anderson Jr. learn to be partners on the stressful overnight shift with New Orleans Emergency Medical Services.

The first responders in New Orleans cope with the challenges of COVID-19 and other emergency situations, including a car chase and a shooting.

Calls for help are answered by skilled EMTs who struggle to provide help to people that are experiencing unexpectedly dangerous health circumstances.

First responders live by the code, "if you stay ready, you never have to get ready," which helps as two officers rush to the site where a man is shot by police.

First responders cope with a range of situations, including a driver trapped after a major car accident and a man struck by a streetcar.

After people are stabbed at a nightclub, officers engage in a breathless foot chase; a carjacking leads officers to an apartment complex roof.

In New Orleans, tempers rise and violence increases as police chase two armed carjacking suspects; a young family is injured in a car accident.

When Titus and Dan find people who are victims of crimes by those close to them, they use the wisdom they've gathered as friends to help counsel them.

The first responders do everything within their abilities to rescue victims of shootings and a drug overdose; the police pursue suspects with illegal firearms.

The New Orleans EMT team treats patients with an array of painful traumas, including a motorcycle accident victim in danger of losing a limb.

Air Service backs up two officers during a high-speed car chase; officers must restrain a combative patient; a sexual assault victim is transported.