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LaShonda Salinas recounts her experience of being criminally charged for HIV exposure after her boyfriend filed charges following their breakup, leading to her arrest and mandatory sex offender registration.
London is the dirty money capital, welcoming corrupt individuals and Russian investments.
Over 600 unattended bags were reported on London Underground trains last year, prompting heightened security measures during a bomb scare on the Piccadilly line.
The Ukrainian Port of Mariupol is nearly destroyed, with basic goods running out as many residents flee the city amid ongoing Russian attacks.
A 78-year-old farmer and his wife were found murdered in their home, tied together with a pool of blood on the floor.
Over 70% of guns seized from Mexican cartels come from American stores and are smuggled south.
Brazil's illegal gold mining in protected Kayapo territory poses serious health risks to local communities while supplying nearly half of the country's gold trade.
In 2018, the National Rifle Association reported a $36 million deficit, prompting New York Attorney General Letitia James to file a lawsuit against the organization.
Fifty people died in the Christchurch mosque shootings, prompting Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern to announce a ban on military-style semi-automatic weapons.
$81 million was stolen in a bank heist linked to North Korean hackers, who also targeted Sony Pictures and unleashed a global computer virus.
A California town's mission helps young folks escape the cycle of gun violence and despair.
The Kinahan cartel's rise in boxing highlights crime's influence on sports today.
A distinctive deer stalker hat becomes a crucial piece of evidence in a case that leads to a stalker receiving the longest sentence in the history of the police force.
Sixty-two thousand homicides occurred in Brazil in one year, reflecting the escalating violence in Rio's favelas amid failed pacification efforts.
This episode of Bad Goods highlights the crackdown on counterfeit item selling by police.
£1.5 billion worth of UK property is owned by Russians connected to corruption or with ties to the Kremlin, illustrating London's role in financial crime.
Fifteen of the 19 September 11 hijackers came from Abha, a town in Saudi Arabia's conservative southwest, raising questions about the kingdom's ties to extremism.
Sergei Magnitsky uncovers a $230 million tax fraud linked to the Kremlin in Russia.
A discarded notebook and serial numbers on stolen cash notes lead to the arrest of a dangerous gang involved in high-stakes money crime in the capital.
Fifteen-year-old Lesandro Guzman-Feliz was murdered in 2018 by a gang in the Bronx, with social media amplifying the violence surrounding his death.
More than 4,000 prisoners are crammed into the PSmore Correctional Center in Cape Town, which has a capacity of just 1,619.
Approximately one million people from 175 countries invested around 4 billion EUR into OneCoin, a cryptocurrency founded by Dr. Ruja Ignatova.
The US Justice Department's failure to protect Jeffrey Epstein's victims is highlighted by a DW investigation revealing documents that could expose their identities.
RAB, a special unit of the Bangladesh police, has more than 13,000 members and is accused of kidnappings, torture, and murder.
In Calabria's Cittanova, feral cattle linked to the 'Ndrangheta clan threaten farmers like Bruno Bonfà and councilor Giuseppe Morabito, who campaigns for change.
More than 50 people have been killed in Belize City this year amid escalating gang violence between local Bloods and Crips.
Hezbollah traffics drugs globally while laundering money for South American cartels.
Charlie Javice, a 31-year-old entrepreneur, faces up to 100 years in prison for defrauding JP Morgan in a fraudulent deal.
South Africa's gangs exploit police corruption to further their criminal activities.
The corruption scandal involving former South African President Jacob Zuma and the Gupta family is examined through investigative journalism and a judicial inquiry.
Judge Larissa fights corruption in Ukraine, facing threats after exposing Mayor Olexander Mom.
Thirteen art students from the University of Leeds faked a holiday in Spain, using altered flight tickets and staged photos to manipulate the media.
Uber takes 20 percent of drivers' earnings, but some drivers exploit the system by uploading forged insurance documents to save money.
Donald Trump faces indictment in Manhattan as supporters rally in Waco amid legal troubles.
Up to 70,000 women are sold each year through human trafficking networks operating in Greece, often lured by false job offers.
Bounty hunters track down an elusive ice cream vendor, only to find themselves enjoying the frozen treats he offers.
Nicola Gratteri targets the 'Ndrangheta in Italy's largest mafia trial in decades.
Erika Marie Rivers highlights the alarming trend of tens of thousands of missing Black women and girls in the U.S. and the media's failure to report their stories.
In Rwanda, a widow seeks justice for her husband Charles, who was murdered by their neighbors, grappling with the complexities of vengeance and closure.
Only 10 states and Washington DC have laws regulating ghost guns, which are largely untraceable and can be assembled in as little as 30 minutes.
Ten people were killed in a racially motivated shooting at a Tops supermarket in Buffalo, leaving the local youth grappling with fear and loss.
A crime scene cleaner recounts her experiences responding to homicides and violent incidents, including a case involving a woman's cat consuming her decomposed remains.
Ted Bundy was finally convicted in 1975 and later admitted to 30 murders, making him one of America's most prolific serial killers.
Jim Browning hacks call centers to save victims from scammers in real-time.
Minh, a Vietnamese boy, is trafficked and forced to grow cannabis in Derby, revealing modern slavery.
Hector Bravo Ferrell worked for the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation for 16 years before resigning in December 2022 to expose systemic issues.
$60,000 is the monthly profit from smuggling marijuana from California to New York, as legal cultivation fuels black market distribution.
A ransomware negotiator acts as a liaison between victims and hackers, often facing demands for millions of dollars to restore access to critical data.
