American Lawmen - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Allan Pinkerton: Saving Lincoln
Celebrated P.I. Allan Pinkerton is hired to protect a strategic railroad from attack, but as his investigation unfolds, he uncovers a hidden conspiracy to assassinate President Lincoln.
Petrosino vs The Mafia
Joe Petrosino, New York City's first Italian-American detective, is determined to do whatever it takes to protect his people in turn-of-the-century Little Italy.
Melvin Purvis: The Gangbuster
During the Great Depression, a violent crime wave sweeps the nation and it's up to the FBI's Melvin Purvis to lead a massive manhunt for the most dangerous men in America.
Sheriff Baker & The Everglades Blood Feud
The Everglades are home to bank robbers, rumrunners, and cold-blooded killers and Sheriff Bob Baker is determined to take down one of the most infamous and deadly gangs in Florida's history.
Dallas Stoudemire: The Hero of El Paso
Lawlessness runs rampant in a notorious Texas outpost and it's up to legendary lawman Dallas Stoudemire to tame the town known as "Hell" Paso.
Jelly Bryce: The Perfect Shot
With outlaws firing machine guns in the streets of Oklahoma City, sharpshooting legend Delf "Jelly" Bryce is on a collision course with some of the most violent men in America.
Tom Smith: The Two-Fisted Marshal of Abilene
A profile of Tom Smith, a former professional boxer who was a police officer in New York City before serving as town marshal of Abilene, Kan., in 1870.
Tom Tunney & The Spies of N.Y.
While the First World War rages on in Europe, a German terrorist cell is waging its own secret war on American soil. And when a New York City cop uncovers the plot, he must fight to save his country before it's too late.
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