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Repossession agents Chris and Gavyn confront tense situations while recovering debts in the UK, including tracking down a chef with an unpaid bill.
American journalists in Argentina tracked down Nazi Erich Priebke, a key figure in the Ardeatine massacre, while searching for SS officer Reinhard Kopps.
A federal sting operation exposed corruption in Willow Springs, Illinois, leading to the murder of attorney Diane Masters and the arrest of several officials.
Border Patrols Police in Mexico and Brazil combat organized crime affecting migrants.
$600 is the cost of a month's supply of insulin in the United States, where prescription drug prices have soared amid a troubled healthcare system.
A disabled woman is found murdered in her home in Cambridgeshire, leading to a shocking twist.
More than 60 attacks a day involving mopeds or motorbikes occurred in London over the past year, a 50% increase from the previous year.
Each year, a convoy of traffickers manages to smuggle 200,000 liters of fuel from Venezuela into Colombia despite the risks of arrest and violence.
In Tottenham, a 17-year-old boy faces serious charges of murder amid a group stabbing, highlighting the complexities of the UK criminal justice system.
Emotional evictions in the UK highlight the complexities faced by enforcement agents Paul Bohill and Steve Pinner as they navigate cases involving hoarders and a young mother.
New Bilibid Prison in the Philippines, designed for 1,500 inmates, currently houses over 8,000 prisoners under dire conditions, including new arrival Rondell, convicted of attempted murder.
Nearly 3,000 people are murdered in Cape Town each year, making it one of the most dangerous cities outside of a war zone.
In Ashford, Kent, the murder of 19-year-old Jaydon Macfarlane highlights how a minor conflict escalated into gang violence, revealing advanced digital forensic techniques used by police.
In 2014, 16-year-old Gaia was approached online by an older man with a local reputation, leading her to ignore warnings from friends and family.
In Lancashire, High Court enforcement agents Stewart and Iain face their most confrontational eviction yet, while also tackling debt recovery in Surrey and Birmingham.
Rakesh Senger, a human rights activist, works to rescue young girls from domestic servitude and expose the exploitation of maids in India.
In a case that highlights the complexities of homicide investigations, detectives confront the murder of a disabled woman in her home while dealing with a dead suspect and heroin evidence.
A reclusive millionaire is murdered in his sleep after hiring three individuals for property renovations, highlighting the risks of misplaced trust.
Ellie Williams' false rape claims on Facebook disrupt Barrow and lead to her arrest.
In Tijuana, Michelin-starred chef Thierry Marx explores the intertwining worlds of drug trafficking, immigration, and violence that define the border city.
Tajikistan, a former Soviet republic, has become a significant breeding ground for jihadism, exemplified by the 2024 Moscow concert attack led by Dalerdzhon Mirzoyev.
Thirty thousand dollars in cash, along with heroin and cocaine, was seized during a police raid on a drug operation in Queens in July 1985.
David Navarro reveals allegations of corruption, drug use, and sexual relationships among prison officers in the UK, supported by interviews and prisoner footage.
Approximately 170 people die each day in the United States from opioid overdoses, with many linked to prescription medications.
In Liverpool, a routine eviction escalates into chaos when a young mother's ex-partner confronts enforcement agents, leading to community unrest.
Robert Hind, a sex offender from Huddersfield, was murdered by his gay lover, leading to a police investigation that revealed a complex criminal history.
A German tourist commits a series of random shootings that result in the deaths of five people across the Top End of the Northern Territory and the Kimberley region.
Kimmy, a dental hygienist and anti-drug advocate, faces tragedy when her home is set ablaze, prompting Detective Grant to investigate potential suspects linked to her activism.
Bailiffs Stewart, Elmor, Brian, and Del confront deception and violence while pursuing debtors, including an enraged wife and a dodging knight.
In Farnborough, Hampshire, the brutal murder of single mother Sam leads police to analyze phone data and CCTV, ultimately tracking her killer to Belgium.
A shooting occurs every two and a half hours in Chicago's segregated neighborhoods, with 250 shootings reported in the first two months of the year.
Venezuela's security crisis is examined through the perspectives of law enforcement and underground operatives, highlighting the complexities of survival and order.
In North London, High Court Enforcement Agents Paul Bohill and Steve Pinner confront a tenant owing £6,000, revealing a suspected sublet and multiple hidden assets.
Nine boys, including Manny Wax, were sexually abused by a security guard within an ultra-orthodox Jewish community in Australia.
The heartbreaking case of Baby Andrew unfolds after his body is found in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
In modern British policing, officers engage in high-speed chases and roadside arrests, tackling drug possession and stolen vehicles with real-time dashcam footage.
In a high-value eviction case, Paul and Steve confront a family of tenants in a £5 million home, highlighting the complexities of wealth and debt.
41,300 accidents involving heavy goods vehicles occurred last year in the U.S., raising serious concerns about truck driver safety on highways.
Gambling companies increasingly sponsor Premier League teams, raising concerns about transparency and the promotion of illegal betting operations, particularly in China.
Two journalists were murdered in Mexico just days before an exiled Turkish journalist meets a fellow reporter confronting drug cartels and corruption.
Honduras, plagued by high homicide rates and poverty, is dominated by rival Mara gangs involved in drug trafficking and violence, while some initiatives offer hope for economic improvement.
In India, over 2000 Sikhs have allegedly been abducted, tortured, and killed by state officials under the pretext of anti-terrorism efforts.
In North and South London, High Court Enforcement Agents face violent confrontations and moral dilemmas while attempting to carry out evictions for unpaid debts.
In London’s East End, Paul and Steve enforce an eviction on a couple with young children just days before Christmas, highlighting the emotional toll of debt.
Manny Waks, a survivor of sexual abuse at the Yeshivah Centre in Melbourne, publicly confronts his abuser and the community's efforts to silence him.
The documentary covers the tragic shootings of Ashley Dale and Olivia Pratt-Korbel in Liverpool.
In Cambodia, Thierry Darnaudet's NGO, composed of 50 detectives, combats child exploitation by arresting paedophiles who adopt young children for abuse.
Last year, over 5,000 violent attacks occurred in the borough of Wandsworth, with 106 involving guns, as knife crime continues to rise among British youth.
