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3.3 million stolen vehicle files amount to over nine billion dollars in stolen vehicles leaving North America, impacting insurance rates for honest consumers.
Mexican soldiers patrol Reynosa to protect oil pipelines from violent drug cartels.
Thousands of protesters in Belarus face severe consequences, with many detained and some disappearing or found dead following disputed elections.
A distinctive sticker on a laptop and a shiny copper hair dye help police link an armed robber to a series of burglaries that terrorized a community.
A train ticket and a bottle of milk play crucial roles in solving cases against international fraudsters and a violent offender in this investigative series.
In Puerto Rico, reporter Guillermo Galdos examines the island's dual role as a gateway for narcotics and a victim of a devastating fentanyl epidemic.
60,000 prisoners have been added to Thailand's prison system in the past decade, with some seeking reduced sentences through Muay Thai fights.
One woman dies from domestic violence in Russia every 40 minutes, as authorities continue to dismiss victims' complaints and reduce penalties for abusers.
Six bodies are counted in Bucha, where evidence of war crimes committed by Russian troops during the 2022 invasion of Ukraine is documented.
Tim Colburn has printed almost 20,000 pages of documents in his effort to revoke his U.S. citizenship and regain custody of his daughter.
On December 14, 2012, police responded to a shoplifting call at VJ's Pantry, where a father witnessed his son being restrained and losing consciousness.
45 people are currently on death row in Oklahoma, including Julius Darius Jones, who has faced execution for over 20 years despite claims of racial bias in his trial.
Mariah Goldberg, a young Israeli settler, faces consequences for her involvement in price tag attacks.
Ransomware attacks have tripled in the past year, costing U.S. companies millions and impacting over 1,000 businesses globally.
Haiti's 'Lost' Girls reveals the violence women face in slums only 300 miles from the U.S.
20 women are invited to a VIP function where they are encouraged to drink heavily before being selected for gang rape by members of a college social club.
Migrant women in America's fields face ongoing sexual violence while working to provide food for the nation, often fearing deportation.
A soldier shares his traumatic experience of assault by his Squad in the United States Army.
At least 200,000 people have been raped in the Democratic Republic of the Congo since 1996, with soldiers admitting to these crimes against civilians.
Performance car enthusiasts in urban areas illegally block streets to perform burnouts, drawing large crowds and raising safety concerns.
Day 14 of the Oscar Pistorius trial reveals troubling text messages between Reeva and Oscar.
Benjamin Forens, the last surviving Nuremberg prosecutor, recalls the trials and their significance.
Rudy Giuliani demanded that Ukraine publicly announce investigations into the 2016 election and the DNC server as a condition for a White House visit.
More than 100 children are trafficked every hour in India, with many forced into marriage and labor amid rising cases of kidnapping.
A defendant confronts bounty hunters, asserting he will return, while the hunters demonstrate the futility of resistance in their line of work.
In April 2015, new laws in England and Wales made it a crime to post revenge porn, prompting Chrissy Chambers to seek justice against her ex-boyfriend.
Richard Huckle, a British man, spent nine years abusing vulnerable children in Southeast Asia, filming much of the exploitation and sharing it online.
Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs in the Philippines has led to an investigation by the International Criminal Court for alleged crimes against humanity, including murder.
In just under four months, police in the Philippines have killed more than 1,650 people in a campaign against drugs sanctioned by President Rodrigo Duterte.
Survivors recount mass rape and violence against Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar's Killing Fields.
A roommate's decision to inform on his partner for a reward reveals complexities in their relationship, as Fred shows understanding of the situation.
The next episode of Rule Britannia follows teenage drug dealers in the Welsh valleys.
Peter Sutcliffe, known as the Yorkshire Ripper, attacked at least 22 women and killed 13 during the 1970s and 1980s, shaping fears around running at night.
Civilians in russian occupied eastern ukraine face urgent evacuation warnings amid escalating conflict.
Russia uses Belarus to sell weapons to Iran and North Korea through arms dealer Victor Bout.
Sasha, an artist in St. Petersburg, is jailed for opposing the Ukraine war with stickers.
Russia's troop pullback north of Kyiv reveals civilian massacres and prompts calls for sanctions.
A former spy for China's Ministry of State Security reveals covert operations conducted in Australia, highlighting the complexities of international espionage.
Samantha Morton reveals she was sexually abused by staff members in care homes from ages 3 to 11 while reflecting on her traumatic childhood experiences.
Chesa Boudin, San Francisco's new DA, aims to reform the criminal justice system significantly.
In the village of Santoalla, a murder investigation unfolds, revealing the events and community impact that inspired the narrative behind 'The Beasts'!
Founded in Noordect in 1990, the Satudarah gang has evolved into an international criminal organization involved in drug trafficking and murder.
Adel al-Jubeir discusses Khashoggi's murder and Saudi Arabia's response at the Munich Security Conference.
Tim Sebastian questions Prince Turki Al-Faisal on Raif Badawi and Saudi Arabia's human rights issues.
A hidden mobile phone aids in rescuing a young woman from a forced marriage, while a burnt tea-towel plays a crucial role in convicting a gang for a shooting.
Thousands go missing in Russia, enslaved in Dagestan's brick factories, aided by activists Alexei and Zukiya.
Over 25,000 attendees gathered at the 2022 Bitcoin conference in Miami to celebrate the digital asset amid ongoing debates about its value and risks.
In South Africa, the Scorpions face parliament's scrutiny after exposing the Deputy President's corruption.
