Last November, 21-year old Daziana "Dazi" Natasha Lewis called 911 in the early morning asking for police to respond to her location at a closed K-Mart. The 911 call was ominous to say the least. When the Greenville County Sheriff's Office arrived, a stand-off occurred-- Dazi had a knife and wouldn't say why. See the twist ending and how it relates to two other cases we've already covered.

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Last September, in Letcher County Kentucky, Sheriff Shawn “Mickey” Stines shot District Judge Kevin Mullins inside his own chambers at the county courthouse. Detectives initial investigation confirmed that Stines tried to call his daughter on Mullins’ phone and his own phone just before the shooting. But why would either of them be trying to contact the juvenile? Stines has been indicted and so his trial and the search for the truth are only just beginning.

In this gripping episode of The Comm Center, we explore the rare but heart-stopping moments when 911 operators found themselves answering calls from their own family members during emergencies. These five real-life stories reveal the unimaginable emotional weight these professionals bear as they navigate life-and-death situations with someone they love on the other end of the line.

Deobra Delone Redden, the guy who went viral for attacking Judge Mary Kay Holthus on camera at his sentencing hearing last January, picked up 13 new charges, and has now been re-sentenced. Plenty of officers have been on-hand do avoid another embarrassing assault, but this time the shame was really in getting hear what Redden thinks of the judge and other people. It's no surprise that a man who attacked a judge sentencing him has no insight, but you'll be surprised at his feeble attempt at self justification. But does the harsh sentence imply that judges deserve more protection than the public?