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Connor Woodman falls victim to a counterfeit perfume scam in New York City, revealing the ongoing risks tourists face despite claims of a Zero Tolerance policy.
CBP agents at JFK find drugs hidden in cans, HSI Miami intercepts a date rape drug, and CBP LAX investigates a case of marriage fraud.
Khun Sa commands a private army of 20,000 men, including a thousand child soldiers, in his stronghold of Ho Mong in Shan State, Burma.
A British jury of six women and five men must decide whether Princess Diana's death was the result of an accident or something more sinister.
Nine months pass as an Australian property executive endures imprisonment in Dubai without trial, facing an opaque legal system.
Fawziyah Javed's fall from Arthur's Seat leads to her husband's arrest for murder.
More than 400 individuals have pled guilty for their roles in the January 6th insurrection, with one receiving a seven-year sentence in Georgia.
In Sinaloa, Mexico, low-ranking members of the Sinaloa cartel prepare for a life of crime as they undergo training to become hitmen in an underground camp.
The United States is the only nation not to sign the International Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Eight packages of cocaine are seized at Miami International Airport, leading to the arrest of a suspect attempting to import drugs from Jamaica.
Josephine Martin's disappearance in The Pas, Manitoba, and Laura Lee May Francis's case in Grand Prairie, Alberta, highlight the ongoing struggles with addiction and trauma in their communities.
A woman goes missing, and forensics reveal her ex-partner's impersonation using her phone.
VICE News investigates the death of Palestinian Walid al-Sharif at the al-Aqsa compound.
High Court Enforcement Agents Paul and Phil confront a negligent tenant in Essex, while Paul and Steve face a stubborn tenant in North London during evictions.
More than 20,000 law enforcement and support personnel work for Immigration and Customs Enforcement across over 400 offices worldwide.
A routine eviction in a London Docklands flat leads bailiffs Paul and Steve to a potential crime scene involving $8.5 million, prompting police involvement.
In Midwest City, Oklahoma, family doctor Regan Nichols faces trial for five murders linked to her over-prescribing of opioids amid the ongoing opioid crisis.
Gaia's mental health crisis escalated after her alleged attacker contacted her ten months before her disappearance, while attempts to secure a restraining order were denied.
In Vancouver, a suburban gang war forces drug dealers and users to relocate downtown while law enforcement intensifies its pursuit.
El Salvador is the extortion capital, ruled by violent gangs MS-13 and 18th Street.
Reverend Sun Myung Moon claims to be the Messiah and leads the Unification Church from North Korea.
In Mexico, US Special Agent Victor recounts the ambush that led to his partner's murder by Los Zetas on Highway 57 and the subsequent government cover-up.
In Chicago, urban violence, gang territories, and the struggles of community members highlight the stark contrasts between wealth and poverty.
In the United States, 16,000 people have lodged complaints for sexual abuse against Catholic priests, revealing a pattern of global transfers of accused clergymen.
In the United States, where 70,000 minors are incarcerated, the judicialization of society has led to severe penalties for school-based misconduct and prolonged isolation in prisons.
A Saturday morning shooting reveals the violence against women in a quiet residential area near the border.
Chad Nance examines the aftermath of the Pazuzu Algarad case and its community impact.
Gurmeet Singh Dhinsa, a New York City gas-station mogul, is implicated in a violent criminal enterprise involving gas pump rigging, kidnapping, and murder.
Pascal Carron examines the lucrative global market of arms trafficking and its complexities.
El Salvador's gang war between MS-13 and Barrio 18 has resulted in thousands of murders annually, with brutal initiation ceremonies and horrific crime scenes documented by forensic experts.
Customs and Border Protection in El Paso seizes $1 million worth of cocaine concealed in a refrigerated cargo truck, leading to a controlled delivery and arrest by LA Homeland Security Investigations.
$300,000 has been stolen from one victim, illustrating the scale of credit card fraud and identity theft in the booming cybercrime industry.
In a brutal crime, two flight attendants were stabbed inside a home, prompting an investigation featuring insights from Paula Zahn and key witnesses.
San Francisco's streets face a significant threat from meth, crack, and heroin, highlighting the ongoing drug crisis in the city.
Chinese state interference in UK institutions and the repression of dissidents are examined through undercover footage and investigative reporting.
50 kilograms of heroin and a large amount of arms were seized from the North Korean ship Pong Su during a 2003 operation by Australian forces.
$600 million in U.S. military aid was provided to Nigeria in 2020 to combat Boko Haram, a group linked to the global black market for oil.
At Rome's Fiumicino Airport, border police apprehend a father and son with fake passports alongside a defiant Bulgarian woman flagged by authorities.
Last year, 159 people were killed in the ghettos of Cape Town, where gang violence and police efforts collide in a city of stark contrasts.
America imprisons more women than any other country, with over 1,800 female offenders held in two Indiana facilities for violent crimes.
In Britain, car theft occurs every eight minutes, prompting undercover investigations into the gangs responsible and the broader implications of this crime wave.
Los Angeles faces a severe housing crisis, with rising homelessness and crime exposing the stark realities behind the façade of the American Dream.
Reggie Yates spends a week in Cape Town's hospital confronting severe violence and gang issues.
Cameras follow a police murder investigation of a man stabbed in broad daylight in Manchester.
In 2012, over 440 school-age children were shot in Chicago, making it one of the deadliest places in the country for young people.
Somalia becomes a dumping ground for toxic waste, harming local communities and ecosystems.
Matthew Alford investigates the suspicious death of Hollywood screenwriter Gary DeVore, suggesting CIA involvement to protect a government secret.
In Bangkok, Thailand, host Conor Woodman investigates the persistence of the gem scam he encountered 15 years earlier while uncovering new fraudulent schemes.
