999: What's Your Emergency?

On the front line with South Yorkshire Police as Covid begins. In this 'age of fear' officers assist two victims of domestic abuse and an elderly man who's home alone and under siege.

Officers attend a suspected sexual assault outside a nightclub. There's a case of indecent exposure in public; and a man's arrested on suspicion of domestic rape.

Police are called to the scene of a vicious attack by teenagers. A man is assaulted driving in the early hours and at a break-in, two officers find themselves outnumbered by youths.

Early 2020, the start of Covid-19 and South Yorkshire Police face a surge in anxious calls and crimes, from folk fighting over loo rolls to domestic violence and substance abuse.

South Yorkshire Police reveal what happens when people seek revenge by street justice, from a supermarket brawl to taking a hammer on the rampage, and a hit-and-run as payback.

A look at the challenges South Yorkshire Police face with time-wasting 999 calls and also with helping vulnerable people, including a confused lady who can't find her way home.

The episode reveals the realities of policing home drinking and house parties. A family gathering spills into the street and gets out of control. An ambulance crew are in danger at a party.

In South Yorkshire, a mother asks police to take her 15-year-old into custody as officers confront numerous cases of the fast-growing crime of child-on-parent abuse

As the night wears on, there's a change in rhythm to calls coming into the emergency control room.

It's Saturday night, and the people of South Yorkshire are starting to let their hair down, and irrespective of government guidelines encouraging all of us to curb excessive drinking, it remains a major issue.

In the outskirts of Rotherham, police respond to a Sunday evening call from a single vulnerable woman being systematically targeted by local teens in her own home, where bullying has the potential to escalate to harassment and criminal damage.