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16+
2025
Crime
Reality
The Twins
Season 1, Episode 5
: After a gunfight outside a bar ends with two dead, Grand Rapids detectives discover that twin brothers are involved. The twins claim self-defense, but the detectives believe one of the victims was unarmed and running away. Can they prove this was murder?
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16+
2025
Crime
Reality
The Twins
Season 1, Episode 5
: After a gunfight outside a bar ends with two dead, Grand Rapids detectives discover that twin brothers are involved. The twins claim self-defense, but the detectives believe one of the victims was unarmed and running away. Can they prove this was murder?
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About the Series
All Access PD: Grand Rapids
From homicide to patrol, cameras follow the detectives and officers of the Grand Rapids Police Department.
Episodes
1. Fight Club
After the murder of a teenager, Grand Rapids detectives investigate the masked shooter, rumored to be another teen linked to a fight club.
2. Party Bus
After a gunfight on a party bus, Detective Katie Roszkowski — leading her first homicide case — must figure out how a brawl escalated to homicide.
3. No Excuse
Grand Rapids detectives investigate a victim with a history of domestic complaints. The shooter claims self-defense, but her actions raise doubts.
4. Cemetery
A jail informant tips off Grand Rapids detectives to an accidental overdose that looks suspiciously like murder.
5. The Twins
Twin brothers claim a deadly gunfight outside a bar is self-defense, but for one victim, detectives believe otherwise. Can they prove it was murder?
6. The Girl on the Scooter
A stray bullet kills 15-year-old La'Kyijah Williams, but witnesses refuse to talk until a tip names a suspect. Is there enough proof to charge him?
7. Tethered
An aspiring rapper is shot in his car. Witnesses flee in a car, which later appears at another shooting. Cops suspect a link—but is there proof?
8. Patrol
As cameras follow the work of Grand Rapids patrol officers, Deputy Chief Joe Trigg navigates shootings, chases and standoffs while on patrol.