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County lines exploit vulnerable teenagers, forcing them into drug trafficking across the UK, often resulting in severe abuse and criminal charges against them.
Sakawa, a phenomenon in Ghana, combines traditional Juju rituals with internet scamming, creating a lucrative underground economy that raises national concerns.
Sex trafficking in the United States generates a billion-dollar market, with California reporting the highest number of cases.
Terror militias in the Mid-East, North Africa, and beyond have formed global criminal alliances to finance extremist activities through drug and weapon sales.
English football clubs can be exploited by convicted criminals for money laundering, as revealed by undercover reporters exposing the tactics of football dealmakers.
Large-scale fly tipping increased by 13% last year, driven by organized crime networks profiting from illegal waste disposal across the UK.
Drug trafficking has shaped global relations and state power dynamics for over a century, fueling wars, addiction, and the rise of powerful cartels.
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.
In Port-au-Prince, gang violence has escalated to the point where armed groups control over 80% of the city, with notorious leader Jimmy Chérizier demanding a place at the negotiating table.
In Southeast Asia, opium production plays a crucial role in the heroin trade, as explored through the perspectives of an opium master and a UN drug enforcement officer.
Illegal trafficking across the Mediterranean encompasses the exploitation of desperate refugees, toxic waste dumping, and the complex global arms and drug trades.
Bangkok's criminal underground is explored through the lens of a master passport forger, revealing the complexities of identity and anonymity in the city.
Maria Caparas, a Filipino scammer, pioneered sextortion by exploiting social media for blackmail, creating a criminal network linked to numerous suicides.
Rodrigo Rosenberg, a Guatemalan lawyer, identified his alleged killers as the President and First Lady shortly before his assassination in 2011.
Olive thieves stole 12,000 kilos from Spanish farmers like Antonio Masa, who now patrol their fields at night to protect their harvests.
Roughly 30% of living donor transplants in the United States come from unrelated donors, revealing a complex network of organ trafficking.
Every year, 15,000 organs are trafficked globally, with impoverished individuals in Eastern Europe selling kidneys for as little as $3,000.
Organized criminal networks exploit the olive oil industry through counterfeit products, raising concerns about food fraud and consumer safety.
