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A woman driving under the influence with children in her car challenges law enforcement, highlighting a troubling disregard for public safety.
Three dead bodies in Miami lead to an FBI investigation into police corruption amid cocaine wars.
A serial fraudster impersonating nobility scams his fiancée out of £30,000 before their wedding, prompting an investigation by law enforcement.
John Altinger, a 38-year-old man, went missing in Edmonton on October 17, 2008, leading to a homicide investigation that uncovered a disturbing confession.
230 kilos of hashish were unloaded by two couriers in Algeciras, leading to prison sentences of up to seven years for their involvement.
Kayakers find a severely beaten homeless man, revealing a brutal homicide case.
4.5 million ready-to-eat meals were affected by ingredient replacement fraud, revealing the extensive scale of food crime across Europe.
Yevgeny Prigozhin's Wagner Group, comprising a quarter of Russian combatants, is examined through the testimonies of three mercenaries about their operations and experiences.
Dallas County Jail in Texas houses 7,100 inmates, including young gang members like 9-year-old Tammarick, as well as violent offenders awaiting trial and sentencing.
Brittany Tavar's mysterious disappearance prompts a search for answers, with a confession becoming the key to solving the case of "Where's Brittany?"
A pregnant lawyer from Leeds dies at Arthur's Seat, leading to her husband's murder arrest.
Guatemala City has a homicide rate 50 times higher than most of Europe, with gangs like Barrio 18 controlling the streets and instilling fear in residents.
An investigation reveals a sophisticated drug smuggling operation where $10 million worth of cocaine is concealed within office furniture shipments entering the U.S.
A young boy's body is found floating in the water near Waldport, Oregon, prompting an urgent investigation into the disappearance of his family.
Mir Aimal Kansi kills two CIA employees in Virginia and injures others before fleeing to Pakistan.
Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, faces rampant violence from Raskols gangs amid extreme poverty, corruption, and a high incidence of domestic abuse against women.
A truck bomb detonates outside the US Embassy in Nairobi, killing 12 Americans and 200 Kenyans while injuring over 4,000 others.
More than 20,000 alleged offenses related to online dating and social media have been reported to police in the past three years.
In New Orleans during Mardi Gras, two drug dealers compete for tourist customers, one selling real drugs and the other selling counterfeit substances amid heightened police activity.
In Liverpool, the 2022 murders of Ashley Dale and nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel highlight the violent impact of gang feuds and the police's pursuit of justice.
Notorious gang leader James Springette is tracked down by the FBI in Medellin after a year on the run.
Thai drug runners and Chinese Triads fuel Australia's meth crisis through Thailand.
Peter Hitchens sparks discussions on drugs while Tom Rosenthal smuggles contraband into prison.
1.5 million non-violent drug arrests occur each year in the U.S., with Bernard Noble serving 13 years for possessing two joints of marijuana.
In Atlanta, a CBP K9 detects hidden cash while HSI air surveillance monitors a multi-level drug deal in San Diego, resulting in a $2 million seizure.
Two men are found murdered outside a pub in Bedfordshire, prompting a complex police investigation in a community reluctant to cooperate.
UK debt collectors, including agents Alex and Sherry, confront challenging cases involving a car sales company and a kitchenware shop while pursuing outstanding debts.
Cape Town, South Africa, grapples with extreme violence and gang dominance, particularly in townships like Manenberg, where drug trafficking and vigilantism thrive.
Detroit's Halloween rave scene is marked by intense competition among drug dealers, law enforcement efforts, and emergency medical responses.
New Year's Eve in New York City sees partygoers grappling with old addictions as drug dealers capitalize on the festive atmosphere for profit.
Young people in the UK are increasingly dying from lethal poison purchased online, prompting journalist James Beal to investigate this alarming trend.
In Luton, police detectives investigate the murders of three members of the Prosper family, while a fourth family member remains missing.
Colombia exported 27 percent more emeralds in 2016 than in 2015, with 60 percent of those stones going to the United States.
In Kent, agents Paul and Phil encounter a hidden cannabis farm during a routine eviction, while other teams pursue debts across Hampshire and Sussex.
Sky News reports on the ongoing violence in Ukraine as Russian troops advance on Kiev.
Over 60 instances of police misconduct, including torture and killings, are reported in Helmand province amid the Taliban's resurgence in Afghanistan.
Romance fraud schemes result in a woman scamming her friends out of $600,000, highlighting the emotional toll on victims and the pursuit of justice.
Nearly 100 prisoners serving life sentences have been released in the last 15 years, with some committing violent crimes after their release.
Miss CeCe, a fortune teller, charges up to $12,000 for her services and becomes a target after a robbery leads to a violent attack in her home.
Arthur Knight, who claims to be a harmless individual, faces allegations of being Nicholas Rossi, a fugitive wanted for serious crimes, after waking from a Covid coma in Glasgow.
In Wigan, Manchester Police launch an urgent investigation after a chilling 999 call reports a man being forced into a car in broad daylight.
Antanimora Prison in Madagascar, originally designed for 800 inmates, now houses over 3,000 prisoners in deplorable conditions marked by overcrowding, disease, and malnutrition.
A cartel murder in a small Georgia town prompts Mariana van Zeller to investigate the extensive operations of Mexican organized crime across the United States.
A forensic entomologist explains that blowflies can smell a carcass from over a mile and a half away, aiding in murder investigations.
Pope Benedict XVI's resignation in 2013 was overshadowed by a global sexual abuse scandal, revealing his failure to address clergy misconduct and corruption within the Catholic Church.
Sweden confronts rising gang violence amid challenges of integration with Muslims and a strong welfare state.
Four individuals lured 24-year-old Lee Irving to his death, leading to a murder that exposed the dangers faced by people with learning disabilities.
280 elite police officers in Ecuador's GIR unit conduct all-terrain patrols to combat smuggling along rivers and estuaries.
