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Japan's prison system enforces strict regulations, including silence and limited interaction, raising questions about its impact on crime rates and inmate treatment.
A suspected stroke patient waited 24 hours for care in the overcrowded A&E department of Royal Shrewsbury Hospital during a three-month undercover investigation.
Grace and Daryl's life in Watford is disrupted by a dangerous stalker, forcing them to seek evidence to confront the threat and navigate their terrifying reality.
This investigation uncovers a global industry profiting from unauthorized human remains in Ukraine and the West.
Ashley Humphrey stalks Sandee Rozzo for nearly 20 miles before shooting her eight times, leading to a 25-year prison sentence and an interview with Piers Morgan.
Alexander Litvinenko, a former KGB officer, was poisoned with radioactive polonium in London in 2006, leading to a complex investigation by Scotland Yard.
There are around 60,000 sex workers in Pattaya, many of whom rely on this industry to support their families amid economic hardship.
In Indonesia, a closed Facebook group named Loli Candy facilitated the sharing of child pornography among 7,000 members, prompting police investigations and arrests.
Four kilograms of cocaine are discovered hidden in cakes shipped from the Virgin Islands to Miami, leading to a significant currency seizure from travelers.
10.96 keys of methamphetamine and 3.14 keys of fentanyl are seized from a suspected drug-laden vehicle in San Diego County.
Up to 80% of marijuana dispensaries in California operate illegally, despite the state's legalization of cannabis in 2016.
In the United States, stolen cars are smuggled to West Africa in shipping containers, where demand for these vehicles is rapidly increasing.
Each year, thousands of North Koreans attempt to escape, risking their lives to avoid being sent back to prison camps if caught.
Today, the US has nearly 400 million firearms in circulation, with ghost guns posing significant challenges for law enforcement in regulating gun violence.
Operation Luna Sangre seizes 2,500 kilograms of cocaine from two vessels in Puerto Rico, while authorities also find meth and counterfeit cash in Atlanta.
95% of Americans are targeted by scammers, who exploit loneliness and gullibility through phone and lottery fraud schemes.
Illegal logging, a multi-billion dollar global industry, is scrutinized by Alexander von Bismarck of the Environmental Investigation Agency to promote ethical practices.
A family in South Carolina is held hostage for over an hour during a bank robbery that involves a complex plan and multiple armed intruders.
In 2009, over 200 pirate attacks occurred in the Indian Ocean, affecting various vessels, including oil tankers and tuna boats.
John Ernest Cribb, a psychotic killer released on parole, abducts and murders a young Sydney mother and her two children, taunting the family with a phone call.
A military convoy of Russian vehicles stretches over 60 kilometers and is reported to be about 25 kilometers from Kyiv amid ongoing air raid sirens.
Ice use in Australia has increased by 300% over the last five years, leading to a surge in violent crime and addiction across communities.
Jennifer Teege discovers her lineage as the granddaughter of Nazi Amon Göth, changing her life.
Somali piracy remains a complex issue, with various interwoven narratives highlighting the challenges and efforts to combat this ongoing maritime threat.
More than $300 million was lost to romance scams in the United States during 2020, as scammers exploited loneliness during the pandemic.
HSI San Diego tracks a truckload of meth concealed in garlic, while CBP investigates party drugs in toiletries at Atlanta's airport and counterfeit goods at JFK.
Ukraine is a top destination for commercial surrogacy, generating over $4 billion a year, despite the industry being illegal in much of Asia and Europe.
Berlin's integration policy failures have led to the rise of criminal clans and extremists, creating parallel societies that challenge the rule of law.
A British businessman was murdered in his apartment in the Philippines in 2002, leading to a two-year fight for justice by his mother against his widow.
Royal finances in Britain are examined, revealing hidden wealth, funding sources, and the intersection of royal secrecy with crime and current affairs.
Young residents in Khayelitsha face a risk of violent death 25 times higher than the global average amid rampant crime and gang violence.
Law enforcement seized over 176,000 counterfeit items valued at more than $120 million during Super Bowl 54 in Miami.
In Malaysia's east coast fishing communities, a persistent heroin problem raises questions about cultural influences, poor choices, and the effectiveness of law enforcement.
A sexual harassment charge against a Camdenton, Missouri pastor reveals a connection to an unsolved homicide involving a woman with a hidden agenda.
More than 70 meters below the Baltic Sea, investigators search for clues about the sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines, which occurred in September 2022.
Cocaine residue in Berlin's sewage has doubled since 2017, reflecting a sharp rise in drug use across Germany.
In Acapulco, Reggie Yates trains with Unit 27 of the 56th Infantry Battalion, exploring the harsh realities of Mexico's ongoing battle against drug cartels.
In East London, High Court Enforcement Agents Paul and Phil confront challenges while evicting a brothel, alongside debt recovery efforts in South Wales and Liverpool.
Female sexual predators, often relatives like mothers, are examined through survivor testimonies and expert insights, highlighting the urgent need for awareness and prevention.
In Lima, criminal families operate sophisticated counterfeiting operations that produce high-quality fake U.
A third of self-described Republicans now believe that political violence can be justified, reflecting a growing acceptance of authoritarian tactics in America.
In 2015, Chicago recorded 468 murders, with many victims being young African-American men amid rising gun violence and police brutality.
North Korea's operations are intricately linked to organized crime, particularly through the Triads, facilitating weapons programs via illicit oil procurement and financial exploitation.
Bailiffs Stewart and Elmore confront the moral complexities of home repossession when they find a critically ill toddler and a retired couple regretting their financial guarantees.
Two women returning from Mexico are questioned by Customs and Border Protection officers after their stories raise suspicions of drug smuggling.
Bornholm becomes the epicenter of Denmark's BLM movement after Philip Johansen's brutal murder.
A 34-year-old Spaniard is arrested at Lima Airport after police find white powder hidden in the lining of his jacket.
Portland's homeless population attracts youth seeking social services, fueling one of the deadliest drug markets in the United States.
