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A man accuses his ex-girlfriend of smashing two windshields during their vicious fights.

A former tenant brands a mayoral candidate a "slumlord"; the candidate demands $10,000 for defamation.

Neighbors feud over a broken window; a DJ is accused of numerous offenses, and he countersues for assault.

Neighbors end up in court after a freshly cemented driveway damages a car; a man sues his roommate for using his credit card for unapproved expenses.

A woman cancels on her friend and sends her grandmother to the ballet in her place; a neighbor breaks a car window with a rock and blames a hawk.

Kimberly wants her $500 back after spotting her ex at the slot machines rather than repaying her business loan.

The plaintiff and defendant dated despite their 23-year age difference, but she claims he had jealousy issues and would show up at her workplace just to keep an eye on her; they have since broken up, and she sues him for a loan and car damages.

Emmy-winning documentary series like "Intervention" and "Born This Way" illustrate A&E Network's commitment to provocative, culturally relevant programming. Fitting perfectly alongside such projects is "Live PD," which shines a light on the hot-button issue of policing in America by presenting a transparent look at law enforcement on duty. Incorporating dash cams along with fixed rig and handheld cameras, the series captures the work of a mix of urban and rural police forces on typical Friday and Saturday nights. As host, veteran journalist Dan Abrams gives insight into what viewers are seeing in real time.