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>> bill: all right, carlson, i like that. >> what we have done with alcohol. now they do mock sessions at high schools where they bring in real live emt and ambulances. >> they laugh at them. >> this is why alcohol use is down. this takes time. remember those old drugs spots when you and i were growing up. >> bill: really worked in the woodstock jerks, didnt it. >> it did work for a while. i think we need to be messaging that to our kids again. this generation hasnt seen that. >> bill: i would t...

>> originally i came to jail february 21st, 1981, convicted in san bernardino county for murder/robbery. >> given a sentence of 34 years to life, randall was 18 at the time of his conviction. but his rap sheet started much earlier. >> i have been gang banging since i was 9 years old. coming from an impoverished neighborhood in southern california, my mother and father tried to move to pomona to establish a better life for us. by the time we moved there, its mostly a middle-to-upper class neighbo...

>> it turns out there was at least one thing he said earlier that turned out to be true. >> i happen to know law enforcement. >> he has quite a long rap sheet. in 2002, he led police on a high-speed chase in a stolen car. he was also convicted of grand theft in trying to sell the stolen goods. and twice he was convicted of battery. back at the transfer station, police are searching suspects vehicles. this car belongs to the 31-year-old man in the black hat. he was planning on meeting a girl who ...

>> i said, when you get there, talk to her -- go to jail. >> well -- i have no control over the truck. >> okay. i will ask them when i get out here. >> get on the ground, now! all the way down. all the way down. >> yes, sir. >> hands behind your back. >> lets get him up here. >> yes, sir. >> they find cocaine in his truck. that may explain why he was talking a mile a minute. in my earlier conversation with him. he had a long rap sheet for crimes including felony drug possession and about six mis...

But i did not do this. why rape someone when you can give someone $20 to get what i want? >> jackson was arrested on murder, sexual battery and arson charges after serving a prison sentence for grand theft of a motor vehicle. he has pled not guilty for the charges and has been at the jail three years awaiting trial. >> when i first met inmate jackson, he gave me that back of my neck hair standing up kind of vibe. >> after 17 years in law enforcement, machter deputy stephen gray has learned to tr...

Inside her vehicle. but i did not do this. why rape someone when you can give someone $20 to get what i want? >> jackson was arrested on murder, sexual battery and arson charges after serving a prison sentence for grand theft of a motor vehicle. he has pled not guilty for the charges and has been at the jail three years awaiting trial. >> when i first met inmate jackson, he gave me that back of my neck hair standing up kind of vibe. >> after 17 years in law enforcement, machter deputy stephen gr...

He was getting too close to the crowd. they asked him to back away and that is what frosty or walsh flipped out. >> he became agitated and started cursing. at point the officer asked him to take his helmet off or helmet, the frosty hood. as he did that he hit him in the face with it, officer walker. at that point it was assault, not just assault on a dog but a assault on a police officer. >> reporter: conduct unbecoming of a snow man. this guy has a rap sheet. three priors for assault and disord...

>> i asked him to take off the hood. and frosty hood and he did that and he hit him in the face. >> snowmen are good and should not be arrested. >> documents show he has a long rap sheet including three assault charges and disorderly conduct but the lawyers he has given frosty a bad name. maybe forecasty can sue him. >>arthur: i defer. >>randy: if you taze him, does he melt? >>shepard: arthur would not take the case because he does not have enough cash. >>randy: cold cash. cold. cold. cold cash....

Find out who killed their mother hed be able to stop the drug use. so to help his older brother, david made a phone call to a contact he had at the newark police department. then, almost three decades after the murder, a cold case unit opened and the case came to detectives keith sheppard and rashid sabur. >> it was eating him alive. and it was causing him to just not care about life. had we not helped him, he would have died himself. >> hes a guy with a rap sheet, hes a guy with a drug problem....

Summer 2002 in the early weeks and months after her disappearance, elizabeth smart is still nowhere to be found. her father, ed, struggles to keep her name and face out there with daily press conferences. >> i still feel so strongly inside that she is waiting for us to find her. >> the investigation zeros in on a local handyman named richard ricci who did work on the smarts house. >> richard was referred by another contractor. he came up here and did jobs, painting and yardwork. you know, he was...