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In Shropshire and south Wales, bailiffs confront escalating conflicts between dog owners over unpaid vet bills while managing evictions in west London.
In February 2015, the parents of 19-year-old Maureen Jacquier discovered her lifeless body, murdered with 63 stab wounds in her home.
Customs and Border Protection officers in Laredo, Texas, intercept over $2 million worth of methamphetamine concealed in paint and beer, highlighting a shift in drug trafficking trends.
Sophie Morgan advocates for the rights of disabled flyers, highlighting their mistreatment by airlines and the urgent need for accountability in the industry.
4,000 kilos of cocaine are smuggled from Colombia to Canada in what is described as the largest drug bust in Canadian history.
Réunion's blood alcohol limit is 0.05, and officers enforce a zero-tolerance policy for drunk driving, leading to immediate arrests for offenders.
In Wrexham, a violent rampage culminated in the murder of Nicholas Churton, prompting a significant police manhunt for the perpetrator.
John Gogarty, an Irishman concerned for his safety, was murdered in his home by a previously incarcerated killer seeking to pay off a drug debt.
In Marseille, the DZ Mafia controls drug trafficking operations, contributing to a surge in violence that has resulted in 73 deaths over two years.
Juárez, Mexico, faces extreme violence from drug cartels, while São Paulo, Brazil, grapples with state violence targeting young black men in favelas.
Honduras, plagued by high homicide rates and poverty, is dominated by rival Mara gangs involved in drug trafficking, violence, and corruption.
Dispatches reveals flaws in the sale of the skinny jab at Boots and unethical prescriptions.
A British man's death prompts an investigation into online suicide forums, revealing a network selling lethal poison packs to vulnerable youth.
Three teenage girls, aged 15 to 17, report a series of sexual assaults in Meadowvale, a suburb of Toronto, on the night of April 30, 1998.
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs has resulted in over 6,000 deaths within six months, targeting impoverished communities amid international condemnation.
Junchung Wu leads a violent criminal network trafficking endangered totoaba fish in Baja California, driven by demand from Chinese traditional medicine and managed by the Sinaloa cartel.
High Court Enforcement Agents Gary and Connor confront aggressive debtors over £1,700 in unpaid parking fines in South-East London while navigating complex cases in North Wales.
Jamal Khashoggi's story takes a dark turn at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, leading to his murder.
In New Jersey, officers track a Salvadorian murder suspect with MS-13 gang ties, while Miami and Tucson face their own immigration enforcement challenges.
In West London, a standoff escalates between High Court enforcement agents and a debtor over nearly £1,800 in unpaid private parking fines.
Neo-Nazi groups like the National Socialist Movement and Aryan Nations are gaining traction in the U.S. by promoting white separatism and anti-Semitism.
Migrant smugglers in Mexico, narco queens in Colombia and Brazil, and the black market for steroids are examined in this comprehensive episode of Trafficked.
In Newark, Philadelphia, and other cities, U.S. Border Patrol officers track down illegal immigrants with criminal records, including a sex offender from El Salvador.
Los Cabos was crowned the most violent city in the world in 2017, as a war between rival gangs left hundreds of victims in just a few weeks.
Two weeks after a young electrician is diagnosed with thallium poisoning, a police officer's wife and mother-in-law die from apparent heart attacks.
In Durban, journalist Ninka Mbaye follows Nazreen Ally as she patrols the city's dangerous streets, highlighting resilience amid daily violence.
Ellie Williams accuses an 'Asian grooming gang' in Barrow of abuse on Facebook in 2020.
Honduras faces a relentless gang war dominated by MS-13 and Barrio 18, as police, civilians, and former gang members navigate daily violence and the quest for justice.
More than 50,000 North Korean men and women are subjected to forced labor in 40 countries, with their earnings diverted to support the regime of Kim Jong-un.
Bailiffs confront a family over £10,000 in unpaid parking fines, leading to the clamping of two Mercedes and a tense negotiation for repayment.
Authorities gather evidence on a Washington, D.C. gang involved in drug trafficking and murder.
The London-bound Air India plane crash of 2025 is examined through expert analysis and survivor accounts, focusing on pilot error and system failures.
High Court Enforcement Agents Gary and Matt confront a shopkeeper who lies about his identity while attempting to recover over £10,000 in debt.
Recovery crews in Britain track and tow illegally driven vehicles, including a Mercedes linked to an arrest and a BMW with cloned plates.
In Guilford County Jail, Reggie Yates works as a Correctional Officer, navigating the challenges of overcrowding, mental health issues, and violence.
Hundreds of pro-independence civilians in East Timor have been beaten, tortured, or killed as violence escalates ahead of the July 7th Indonesian elections.
High Court Enforcement Officers in the UK confront emotional debtors and seize assets during intense debt collection efforts amid rising tensions.
In London, a vulnerable tenant barricades herself inside her home during an eviction attempt by bailiffs Paul and Ben, leading to a tense confrontation.
Quirino, a notorious neighborhood in Manila, is ruled by Gang Boss Jo-Jo and plagued by drug addiction, violence, and corruption, while bounty hunter Peter targets its criminals.
A homeless man known as Santa Claus is murdered in Toronto, prompting detectives to use advanced forensics to identify and convict his killer.
North Korea's regime sends thousands of citizens abroad as forced laborers, with a defector infiltrating a Malaysian coal mine to expose this modern slavery.
The Panama Papers scandal exposed a vast network of financial misconduct involving high-profile figures and corporations, driven by the investigative efforts of journalists worldwide.
Laura, Mary, and Lauren share their experiences of grooming and sexual abuse, highlighting failures in the criminal justice system following a viral social media post.
American serial killer Todd Kohlhepp's violent crimes are linked to multiple missing-person cases in South Carolina, including the rescue of Kala Brown.
At the World Trade Bridge, Customs and Border Protection officers find an ice cream freezer filled with Fentanyl, highlighting ongoing drug smuggling challenges.
In the UK, the National Crime Agency estimates there are 850,000 child sex offenders, raising debates about the necessity of public disclosure and community safety.
In Peru's Cocaine Valley, Jason Fox explores the covert narcotics network, revealing the operations of hidden jungle laboratories and the dangers faced by those involved.
A young woman was shot in the head at point-blank range by her stalker ex-boyfriend in Harvey Nichols, leading to a murder-suicide.
