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Harry Dunn, a 19-year-old from Northamptonshire, died in a motorcycle accident involving Anne Sacoolas, whose diplomatic immunity complicates the family's quest for justice.
More than 120 people were killed and over 350 injured during a series of coordinated attacks in Paris on November 13, 2015.
By the end of February 2003, over 1,500 people had been killed in Thailand as part of a government campaign against drug addiction.
A man in a fatal truck collision in an urban area unexpectedly revives and attempts to steal a nearby van, leaving emergency responders in disbelief.
On July 11, 1995, only 400 Dutch peacekeepers were present in Srebrenica as Bosnian Serb forces executed thousands of men and separated families.
On June 26, 2007, 22-year-old Karen Empeno was abducted by armed men while conducting research in a small town north of Manila.
In Vietnam, thieves steal pet dogs for the lucrative dog meat trade, highlighting the cruelty involved in this controversial practice.
A daughter stole $163,000 from her mother, using a power of attorney to access her finances and gambling much of the money at casinos.
A black policeman shares insights on Stephen Lawrence's murder and its impact on racial equality.
South Yorkshire's traffic officers face high-speed chases, dangerous drivers, and unexpected incidents, including a runaway goat and obstructed vision confrontations.
A high-stakes sting operation foils a plot to extort thousands from a casino, while a discarded cigarette butt leads to a conviction for indecent assault.
Hundreds of people disappeared after the Kosovo war, with many allegedly kidnapped by the Kosovo Liberation Army and taken alive across the border to Albania.
Stuxnet, a sophisticated cyber attack attributed to Israel, targeted Iran's nuclear facilities at Natanz and Fordow, significantly disrupting its uranium enrichment program.
Amien Rais and Megawati Sukarnoputri unite against President Suharto in 1998.
Supermax prisons in the United States house the world's most dangerous criminals, where life sentences are served under extreme security measures to prevent violence.
Three times in 2015, Richard Glossip came within minutes of execution while maintaining his innocence in a murder case from 1997.
Survivors of Sobibor seek justice in The Last Holocaust Trial held in June 2009.
A suspect interrupts a funeral service at a church in New York City, causing panic among the attendees and prompting a police response.
Cheshire's undercover Crime Car Unit conducts high-risk vehicle stops and dawn raids, targeting local drug networks while facing community backlash.
Sweden's escalating gang violence, marked by over 45 gun-related deaths in 2023, is increasingly involving children, as highlighted by the story of Jamac Mumin Omar and his son Yahya.
Sweden faces a gun crime epidemic, with 342 shootings reported last year, the highest in Europe.
In Syria, thousands of children of dissidents have been forcibly taken and placed in orphanages under false identities, with Asma el-Assad implicated in this systematic crime.
Alma Guillermoprieto discusses the disappearance of 43 students in Guerrero, Mexico.
Mauricio Garcia volunteers with Corazon Soliman, responding to gang violence in El Salvador.
Heinrich Kieber's transition from a bank employee in Liechtenstein to a whistleblower exposes the mechanisms of tax fraud among the wealthy elite.
Two teenage boys, referred to as X and Y, will serve four years in detention after an appeal court increased their sentences for the rape of two girls.
Teenagers engage in credit card scams, targeting the rich for luxury items and family support.
A teenager details police brutality during custody at Stratfor and Forest Gate stations.
In El Salvador's prisons, young women connected to rival gangs MS-13 and Barrio 18 navigate coexistence under the guidance of prison director Dolores amid a state of emergency.
A conflict over a fake receipt escalates when a Motor City lawyer gets involved.
Cocaine production in Peru is expanding into the Amazon lowlands and along the Brazilian border, leading to violence against indigenous tribes and local communities.
At least 3,000 terrorists from various groups have established a base on the Philippine island of Sulu, posing a significant security threat in the region.
Thailand's illegal sex toy market thrives despite strict laws and penalties.
Dr Pornthip Rojanasunan reveals evidence of tampered crime scenes in Thailand's drug war.
The Camorra recruits child gangs in Naples, revealing their operations in Le Vele Di Scampia.
On September 8, a bomb detonated in a Santiago subway station during lunchtime, injuring 14 people and marking a shift in the pattern of attacks.
In the days leading up to the 20th anniversary of the Columbine shooting, 18-year-old Sol Pease's disappearance triggers a nationwide panic linked to her obsession with the massacre.
In 2005, 19-year-old soldier LaVena Lynn Johnson was found dead in Iraq, with her family alleging she was raped and murdered, contrary to the Army's suicide ruling.
Watch the investigation of the 2001 Anthrax attacks that killed five people and terrorized the nation.
Vancouver's Eastside faces significant crime and drug abuse challenges as the Beat Enforcement Team, including new recruit Mariya Zhalovaga, works to maintain order.
Constable Kristie Fisher returns from medical leave to address threats against a local resident while the B.E.T. tracks a drug dealer linked to violence.
A surge of drug overdoses linked to methadone prompts Sgt. Hinton and his squad to address the escalating crisis on the Eastside.
Sgt. Steinkampf leads a major operation to clean up the drug trade around the Community Center in Eastside, with mentorship from Constable Russell to Marina Trenkel.
In one of North America's most challenging police beats, officers navigate the complexities of youth crime and community relations.
Constable Aitken leads local students on a tour of Eastside, highlighting addiction realities, while the Beat Enforcement Team targets Central American drug dealers.
A controversial decision to close a safe injection site in a North American neighborhood sparks tensions as police, activists, and a journalist navigate the fallout.
A controversial decision to close a safe injection site in a North American neighborhood sparks tensions as police, activists, and journalists navigate the fallout.
Sgt. Hinton takes on the role of an undercover elderly decoy in "Operation Old Timer," while Constable Fisher struggles to manage work-life balance.
