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Oscar Pistorius recounts the night he shot Reeva Steenkamp in the High Court in Pretoria.
Jeremy Thompson presents the Oscar Pistorius trial, where he is called a liar about Reeva Steenkamp's shooting.
Today, Argentina faces a crisis with the enormously addictive drug paco among its youth.
Sexual predators exploit Instagram's algorithm, which inadvertently facilitates paedophile activity, as revealed in a detailed investigation by ARTE.tv.
In March 1997, Nawaz Sharif's second term faces challenges from the Islamic movement and violence.
Threats of violence against Ahmadi Muslims in Pakistan include messages stating, "we will kill you," creating a climate of constant trauma and fear.
Palestinians risk execution by Hamas for spying for Israel in the Gaza Strip.
Three layers of security are required by landowners in Papua New Guinea to protect against rampant theft and murder in a climate of escalating gang violence.
A customer threatens to kill a pawn shop employee during a chaotic day filled with disputes and missing valuables in Detroit's pawn industry.
Richard Barron, Fulton County's elections director, received hundreds of violent threats since 2020, leading to his resignation amid safety concerns.
55,000 migrants have arrived in Italy through Sicily from Libya in 2015, many paying traffickers for dangerous passage on overcrowded boats.
Bounty hunters apprehend a defendant just as he attempts to flee in his car, showcasing their precise timing and tactical skills.
A mass grave containing over 30 bodies was uncovered in May 2015 in southern Thailand, linked to a human trafficking route originating from Myanmar.
Peter Murrell has been sentenced for embezzling £400,000 from the Scottish National Party, raising serious questions about political ethics in Scotland.
Five-year-old girls participate in webcam sex shows in Cordova, where internet cafes facilitate a disturbing rise in child exploitation.
Oscar Pistorius's trial for the murder of Rea Steen Camp reveals significant police investigation errors and graphic evidence presented in court.
This full documentary discusses modern piracy and its ties to corporations and politicians.
Oscar Pistorius reacts violently in court as graphic images of Reeva Steenkamp are shown.
Sakine Cansiz, co-founder of the PKK, and two other Kurdish activists were murdered in Paris, with evidence suggesting involvement from Turkey's intelligence agency.
Park Rangers in Costa Rica, like Roberto Molino, combat poaching and drug trafficking daily.
Poland's plans to open Communist files may lead to a witch hunt against collaborators.
The police deal with casual photographers in London's Square Mile, raising legal concerns.
David Noriega reports on drug trafficking at the Brazil-Paraguay-Argentina border.
Antonia Hilton reports on DNA collection practices by police in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
Hunter Boone monitors NYPD communications during nationwide protests that began after George Floyd's death.
Ebay recalls the trauma of protests against police brutality in Nigeria, sparked by a viral video.
In Humberside, a rise in juvenile joyriding leads to dangerous police pursuits and significant risks for both young offenders and the public.
Police dogs in South Africa are shown attacking innocent black men, leading to widespread public outrage and media attention following a revealing SABC report.
A mother reflects on the police killing of her son, Terence, and the systemic racism in America's gun laws, drawing parallels to the shooting of Tamir Rice.
In Portsmouth, police face escalating challenges on a busy night as alcohol-related incidents lead to serious injuries and violent altercations.
Filmmaker Ramsey Denison reveals police cover-ups about the Mandalay Bay Resort shooting.
In Hull city centre, a stolen car chase involving teenagers escalates into a city-wide manhunt, prompting police to deploy aerial support from Oscar Nine Nine.
South Yorkshire's Traffic Cops face a challenging night as they respond to a serious M1 crash, investigate suspected drunk driving, and engage in high-speed pursuits.
In Cheshire, traffic officers led by PC Mark Davis target law-breaking motorists, revealing the complexities of modern traffic policing amid reduced police numbers.
Papua New Guinea faces gang warfare in September 2004, prompting hopes for peacekeeping intervention.
Many judges in Poland feel threatened as the independence of the judiciary hangs in the balance.
At Portsmouth ferry port, police confront a Polish truck driver suspected of drink driving, revealing he is over three times the legal alcohol limit.
In September 1998, Anwar Ibrahim calls for a reform movement, urging thousands to join him in a rally against Prime Minister Mahathir's government.
A drug boss is sentenced to prison due to evidence from his questionable property dealings, while a vigilant cashier aids in the arrest of a fraudster impersonating a police officer.
Two recent cases in Switzerland highlight failures in the justice system, allowing a convicted pedophile and a daycare employee accused of abusing children to continue working with minors.
President Biden condemns Russia's invasion of Ukraine and its violations of the UN Charter.
A coroner declared John Darwin missing and presumed dead after a massive air and sea rescue operation failed to find his body off the North Yorkshire coast.
In São Paulo, escalating violence between police and criminal gangs results in hundreds of execution-style killings and the assassination of 43 officers.
Trixie, a transgender woman, has a 15-year sentence for gang-related activities, reflecting on her past life in the Mania gang in Los Angeles.
In Pretoria, private security firms have emerged to combat the rising threat of carjackings by armed gangs, as explored by Marcel Theroux in 2014.
Two and a half million private security officers operate in South Africa, responding to urgent calls as crime rates remain among the highest on the continent.
Supporters of president Donald Trump storm the Capitol, clashing with police during chaos.
3.3 million stolen vehicle files amount to over nine billion dollars in stolen vehicles leaving North America, impacting insurance rates for honest consumers.
