Michele Leonhart was born to be an investigator. It started when someone stole her Huffy bicycle and she created the Little Girls Investigation Club to find it. She was so determined to get into law enforcement after graduating college that she applied to over fifty departments. Everyone rejected her, except Baltimore. After a chance encounter at a gas station with a drug dealer she set her sights on becoming a DEA agent.

Working undercover in Minnesota, the target was a trafficker connected to Pablo Escobar. The operation was going smoothly until she ran into him at the Federal building. Michele continued to make big cases, including bringing down the world's largest cocaine paste producer. Her leadership resulted in a presidential appointment to become the first female DEA agent to head the agency, serving both President George W. Bush and Barack Obama.

Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán had escaped two times before from top-security prisons. The most powerful drug trafficker in the world was responsible for thousands of deaths as he headed up the brutal Sinaloa cartel. Through the use of tunnels and distribution corridors, El Chapo exported more drugs to the United States than any other trafficker in history. Forbes even ranked him as one of the most powerful people in the world, rivaling Pablo Escobar. His days on the run were about to come to a violent end.

DEA agents Paul Craine and Abe Perez spearheaded the hunt for El Chapo. Partnering closely with the Mexican Marines, an elite squad of special forces, they were determined to bring El Chapo’s violent reign of terror to an end once and for all. This time, El Chapo wouldn’t be going to a Mexican prison - he was destined for extradition to the United States. This special two-part episode tells the stories of Paul Craine and Abe Perez including a bloody shootout at a resort town, a race to safety at the US border, and a final ferocious confrontation with El Chapo.

Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán had escaped two times before from top-security prisons. The most powerful drug trafficker in the world was responsible for thousands of deaths as he headed up the brutal Sinaloa cartel. Through the use of tunnels and distribution corridors, El Chapo exported more drugs to the United States than any other trafficker in history. Forbes even ranked him as one of the most powerful people in the world, rivaling Pablo Escobar. His days on the run were about to come to a violent end.

DEA agents Paul Craine and Abe Perez spearheaded the hunt for El Chapo. Partnering closely with the Mexican Marines, an elite squad of special forces, they were determined to bring El Chapo’s violent reign of terror to an end once and for all. This time, El Chapo wouldn’t be going to a Mexican prison - he was destined for extradition to the United States. This special two-part episode tells the stories of Paul Craine and Abe Perez including a bloody shootout at a resort town, a race to safety at the US border, and a final ferocious confrontation with El Chapo.

May 20, 2010 was going to be 'just' an office day for Arkansas Game and Fish conservation officer Michael Neal. Up most of the night working a second job to make ends meet, Mike was looking forward to a relaxing day. When he got back into his Game and Fish truck at 11:45 AM, multiple radios were buzzing with "Officer Down" - the call no law enforcement officer wants to hear.

Two West Memphis, Arkansas police had been shot and killed during a traffic stop by a father and son team of dangerous sovereign citizens. The suspects were spotted by two sheriff deputies in a Wal Mart parking lot. The suspects shot both deputies, critically wounding one. The escape was stopped by Michael Neal, who rammed their vehicle at 55 mph, getting into a deadly shootout at seven feet with both suspects. This is a chilling story you absolutely don't want to miss.

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What do Clint Eastwood and Bradley Cooper have in common? DEA Agent Jeff Moore and his investigation into the oldest drug trafficker for the Sinaloa Cartel - Leo Sharp. Sharp was 80, broke, alone and facing foreclosure when he was made an offer he didn't refuse...transport cocaine for the most dangerous cartel in the world. The New York Times Magazine article “The Sinaloa Cartels’ 90-Year-Old Drug Mule” by Sam Dolnick was made into the movie "The Mule". This is the real story behind the movie.

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It was a typical Friday afternoon for DEA Special Agent Kevin Stephens. He and his partner Murph were part of the cover team for a 17 kilo buy-bust of cocaine that was supposed to go down the day before. Everybody was ready to take the traffickers down, do the paperwork and take the weekend off. The informant who set up the deal had a long-term relationship with DEA, and had successfully arranged dozens of prior buys. It was all going according to plan...until it didn’t. The traffickers were planning to rip the undercovers off, and came armed. Shots were fired, Kevin was severely injured, and the informant was killed. This is the first time ever Kevin and Murph discuss that afternoon in Hialeah, Florida. 

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Part 2: For years, Lou Valoze ran one of the most dangerous and successful series of undercover operations conducted by a federal law enforcement agency. He turned these operations from disrupting small time fencing schemes to infiltrating major criminal organizations. During its run from 2006-2014, Lou Valoze’s fictitious businesses allowed the agents to take thousands of weapons out of circulation and millions of dollars of illegal drugs off the street. This episode also delves into the dark reality of living a double-life and how it becomes difficult to tell the difference between the good guys and bad guys.

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For years, Lou Valoze ran one of the most dangerous and successful series of undercover operations conducted by a federal law enforcement agency. He turned these operations from disrupting small time fencing schemes to infiltrating major criminal organizations. During its run from 2006-2014, Lou Valoze’s fictitious businesses allowed the agents to take thousands of weapons out of circulation and millions of dollars of illegal drugs off the street. This episode also delves into the dark reality of living a double-life and how it becomes difficult to tell the difference between the good guys and bad guys.

Part 2 available on Thursday, July 15.

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Pam Barnum began her career with the Ontario Provincial Police in Canada. Within three years she got promoted into the drug unit, even though it normally takes five. In her first chance to buy dope as a UC (an undercover), she was pregnant! One of her most dangerous cases involved Pam going undercover to help break up the Canadian chapter of Hells Angels. This involved numerous arrests for murder, conspiracy to commit murder and drug trafficking. During this time, Pam was able to get a Masters degree and start law school. Eventually she became a federal prosecutor and tells the heartbreaking story of a mother who traded her 12-year old daughter for drugs.

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