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Yakuza membership has plummeted from 180,000 to under 30,000 due to new laws and an aging population, raising questions about loyalty and the challenges of leaving a life of crime.
Scientists at the University of South Florida's body farm study decomposition in subtropical conditions to aid law enforcement in solving cold case murders.
Synthetic drugs from Russian darknet cartels are infiltrating Tbilisi's nightlife, posing a severe threat in a country with harsh drug laws.
Zachary Wester, a Florida Sheriff's Deputy, exploited his authority to frame innocent motorists with planted drugs, resulting in over 100 wrongful prosecutions.
Richard Rawls, a 75-year-old career criminal, was the first person in the United States convicted for trafficking women from prison.
70% of Americans identify as Christians, a demographic that largely supported Donald Trump in the elections and continues to influence political outcomes.
Law enforcement's chaotic response to the May 2022 Uvalde school shooting is analyzed through firsthand accounts and investigative reporting, highlighting critical missteps.
Acid attacks in London have surged since 2010, with 1,800 incidents reported and a 70% increase from 2015 to 2016, raising concerns about public safety.
Tyre Nichols, a 29-year-old photographer, was brutally killed by five Memphis police officers, prompting Michael Moore to critique the lack of accountability and transparency in the aftermath.
One police officer's life changes dramatically when his fiancée begins a relationship with a gang leader serving time for murder.
In Acapulco, soldiers from Unit 27 of the 56th Infantry Battalion confront the escalating violence of drug cartels in one of the world's most dangerous cities.
Federal immigration sweeps under the Trump administration led to widespread protests and arrests of U.S. citizens, raising questions about the enforcement tactics used.
Cases involving meth have spiked over 1,000% in the United States, as powerful drug cartels control a vast production and distribution network.
Police reform efforts in Newark, NJ, highlight the challenges of addressing unconstitutional practices and rebuilding trust between law enforcement and the community.
Roy DeMeo may have murdered as many as 200 people during a violent spree in the 1970s, evading law enforcement despite numerous missed opportunities to capture him.
Two FBI agents died and five others were injured during a shootout with armed robbers in Miami on April 11, 1986, marking a significant event in law enforcement history.
Jamey Noel, a prominent sheriff in southern Indiana with ties to political figures, faced a dramatic downfall after starting his own ambulance service.
Allegations of excessive police force and cover-ups by the New Orleans Police Department during the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina are critically examined.
Working as a guard at Guildford County Jail in North Carolina, Reggie Yates examines the complexities of the U.S. incarceration system and his role within it.
International bribery practices, particularly among multinational corporations, faced intensified scrutiny and legal action from the U.S. Department of Justice during the late 2000s.
Infiltrating a cell of apprentice jihadists in France, a journalist documents their activities and connections to radical Islamism, including communication with a French inmate and a contact in Raqqa.
In Malaysia's east coast fishing communities, a persistent heroin problem raises questions about cultural influences, poor choices, and the effectiveness of law enforcement.
Las Vegas was incorporated on March 16, 1911, and transformed from a frontier town into a major gambling hub influenced by organized crime.
Charles Sobhraj, a notorious serial killer, evaded capture for 28 years as Interpol and local authorities pursued him across Thailand and Nepal.
Joaquin Guzman, known as El Chapo, is portrayed as both a feared drug lord and a controversial folk hero, as filmmakers track his elusive life and impact.
Immigrant teens on Long Island have faced violence and wrongful accusations linked to MS-13, prompting scrutiny of law enforcement's response to the crisis.
A California Highway Patrol officer murdered 23-year-old Robin Bishop in 1982 after coercing her into a sexual encounter during a traffic stop.
Las Vegas, known for its vibrant nightlife and casinos, also harbors a hidden world of scams and deceit that challenges its glamorous image.
Anthony Sowell, a serial killer in Cleveland, evaded capture for two years while murdering at least 11 black women, highlighting systemic issues in law enforcement.
John Gotti, infamous for his violent rise as head of the Gambino crime family, orchestrated key assassinations that ultimately led to his arrest and conviction.
Memphis Police investigate the murders of three sex workers while psychic Carol Pate claims they have misidentified the prime suspect.
Two prominent citizens in Biloxi, Mississippi, were murdered in their home on September 14, 1987, sparking an extensive FBI investigation into local corruption.
Ponchatoula, Louisiana, faced a traumatic scandal involving secret Satan worship, child molestation, and animal sacrifices that echoed themes from HBO's True Detective.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation's crime laboratory showcases its most remarkable cases, including high-profile investigations like the Unabomber and the World Trade Center.
The 1981 Swanson Motel murders in Dickinson, North Dakota, involved the tragic deaths of Marietta Geske and her daughter, leading to a complex investigation that went cold for years before the FBI's involvement reignited interest.
Gary Ridgway confessed to killing 71 women and girls, with 49 confirmed victims found in the Green River in Washington state.
Christopher Halliwell's case is examined through the lens of detective Steve Fulcher's relentless investigation into his serial killings.
A massive shipment of cocaine is discovered hidden in a truck, alongside a young boy seeking education in the US and a woman caught smuggling Fentanyl.
Dark web marketplaces like AlphaBay facilitated the sale of illegal goods, amassing daily transactions over US$800,000 before its 2017 shutdown.
Convicted predators in Florida navigate strict laws and isolation, raising questions about the effectiveness of the justice system in protecting children and fostering rehabilitation.
Two masked robbers steal nearly $350,000 from armored car couriers at the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas during a violent heist.
A sniper terrorized Washington D.C. in October 2002, executing a series of random killings that left the police scrambling for leads and answers.
Alabama's HB-56 law, one of the strictest anti-immigrant measures in the U.S., aimed to force undocumented immigrants to leave by creating a hostile environment.
In Bangkok, Thailand, host Conor Woodman investigates the persistence of the gem scam he encountered 15 years earlier while uncovering new fraudulent schemes.
George Floyd’s murder and the subsequent trial of Derek Chauvin highlight critical issues of police accountability and reform in America.
Synthetic drugs, often engineered to evade narcotics laws, have led to alarming overdose rates among teenagers in the U.S., prompting urgent public health responses.
'Ndrangheta, the most powerful branch of the Italian mafia, dominates the cocaine market and the Calabrian economy while facing brave opposition from law enforcement.
In 1995, Washington D.C. recorded over 400 homicides, prompting the FBI to assist local police in a manhunt for a cop killer.
