Booked: First Day In

Every day, tens of thousands of people get booked into jails all across the country for crimes both big and small. "Booked: First Day In" is their side of the story.

First-timers and frequent flyers get booked, including the son of a deputy who is charged with stealing a dog and an intoxicated gentleman who comes back to see his favorite officers for another round of hydration in a holding cell.

A career criminal and first-time arrestee bond in custody, an expecting father faces the prospect of missing his child's birth, and a 20-year-old aspiring model gets a taste of the inside of a jail cell for the first time.

In the realm of arrests and jail bookings, every detained person shares a universal longing for freedom. From the perspective of the person being arrested, viewers get a firsthand understanding of what happens once the handcuffs are on.

Life lessons are learned when a first-timer and folks familiar with the system get booked. A woman struggles to deal with her husband's health issues and gets a DWI, while a father having too much fun lands himself a gun possession charge.

One wrong move could get anyone booked, like a son who landed himself in jail after his dad rear-ended a car, or a Northern California gearhead who gets spotted by a helicopter after allegedly doing a burnout at a car meet.

A teen gets nabbed for being in the wrong place at the wrong time, while a man who left town with an outstanding warrant gets caught when he returns for his aunt's funeral and faces a one-million-dollar bail.

Bad decisions cause people to get booked in, including a first-timer that resisted arrest for riding their bicycle on the wrong side of the road, a couple that had a half a pound of meth, and a frequent drug offender suspected of smuggling contraband.

In Modesto, two men struggle with high bail amounts, and a "frequent flyer" ends up back in jail after having too much wine. Meanwhile in Virginia Beach, a man is arrested after getting in a fight with his girlfriend's ex over a litter of puppies.

Young adults learn the hard way that their actions have consequences. Three young men exploring abandoned buildings get charged with felony burglary, and a young lady's play-fighting with her boyfriend lands her in jail for the weekend.

In Virginia Beach, a man finds himself in jail over stolen blueberries, and a woman who has spent her life running from the law decides to surrender, in hopes of making amends with her son.

Speed racers and a diplomat charge their way into jail, while a jealous boyfriend fights his way in. A homeless man makes a regrettable decision, and a pregnant mom is hoping she doesn't give birth while in handcuffs.

In Modesto, a young man is arrested for violating a restraining order by sending a text message. In Virginia Beach, an 18-year-old woman is arrested for assault and battery after a fight with her brother.

In Florida, an elderly woman gets arrested for domestic battery after fighting with her sister. In Virginia Beach, a 19-year-old boy gets extradited from Miami after missing his court date to face an old marijuana charge.

In Flagler County and Modesto, multiple folks find themselves back in jail due to warrants. A first-timer is arrested for reckless driving while on the way to vacation, and a man is brought in for brandishing a firearm while open carrying.

An older man is arrested for driving his golf cart while intoxicated and refuses a breathalyzer test, earning additional charges. A man with LSD and hashish learns the hard way that hanging with underage girls at the beach is a bad idea.