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Despite Texas’ rich and diverse history, in 2015 the city of Houston falls prey to a string of lethal armored car robberies, striking terror in the streets; investigators must pull off an elaborate sting to bring the perpetrators to justice.

Miami's dark side is exposed when a botched burglary takes the life of star NFL player Sean Taylor; due to a tragic miscalculation, five would-be thieves become murderers with one fatal gunshot, leaving the city to mourn their beloved hometown hero.

Newark, N.J., may be one of America's oldest and most diverse cities, but it's also one of the most dangerous; in 2007, the violent attacks of four college students by a ruthless gang of teenage killers would prove just how deadly the city could be.

By 1998, Jasper is one of the most racially progressive small towns in Texas; the dragging death of James Byrd Jr. by three white supremacists reveals hidden racial divisions and makes Jasper's name forever synonymous with murder and hate.

Brunswick, Ga. is known for its abundant coastal beauty; underneath its façade lies a history of racial tensions and political corruption; in 2020, the murder of Ahmaud Arbery reveals the city's dark secrets to the entire world.

In Oklahoma City, a member of law enforcement is caught using his position of power to prey upon numerous Black women within the city when his last victim, a 57-year-old grandmother, steps up and speaks out against his reign of terror.

When an American police captain and the sheriff-elect of DeKalb County, Georgia, Derwin Brown is assassinated on the evening of December 15, 2000, on the orders of defeated rival Sidney Dorsey.

A community is haunted after a newlywed Marine and his wife are found brutally murdered inside their Riverside, CA home.

When a vicious assault on a female jogger in Central Park sparks a racially driven witch hunt for her attackers, New York police employ aggressive tactics to coerce confessions from five young men whose lives will change forever.

Violence is nothing new to Richmond, California, but when one of its young football stars is gunned down in cold blood by a teenage killer, the city fights back to stop the emergence of a ruthless teenager gang before it strikes again.

After several months of tense confrontations between Black liberation group MOVE and Philadelphia police, city officials decide to drop a bomb on the group's headquarters, killing most of its members and leaving several other citizens homeless.

When a beloved high school football player dies while shielding three girls from bullets in a random shooting, a city comes together to seek justice for a young life lost.