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Harley-riding policewomen in Lima, Peru, combat corruption and dangerous driving while facing challenges of abuse and family strain in their vital roles.
Southern Spain serves as a major hub for marijuana smuggling into Europe, with police operations targeting both trafficking routes and local plantations.
Alcohol-related tourism in Mallorca prompts local authorities to implement measures like early closing times and outdoor drinking restrictions to address anti-social behavior.
Maria Caparas, a Filipino scammer, pioneered sextortion by exploiting social media for blackmail, creating a criminal network linked to numerous suicides.
Police executions in Venezuela are rampant, fueled by public disillusionment with a failing justice system and a government denying the existence of death squads.
South Africa's police force faces scrutiny for violent crimes, including the tragic death of a teenager, highlighting systemic issues of brutality and cover-ups.
America's cities turn to the courts in a bid to curb gun violence and reduce the prevalence of firearms on the streets.
In spring 1993, the 51-day standoff between the FBI and the Branch Davidians, led by David Koresh in Waco, Texas, raised questions about negotiation and intervention.
Christian Matlock, a 28-year-old Scot, builds a career as a professional bounty hunter in Virginia, apprehending bail skippers and acting as a bondsman.
In the Peruvian Andes, the cocaine market faces collapse due to the COVID-19 pandemic and intensified global policing, impacting local economies and drug producers.
Operation Gunsmoke reveals how undercover Chicago cops expose illegal gun sales in a city grappling with rampant gun violence and ineffective legislation.
In São Paulo, armed robbery, drug trafficking, and violent crime dominate daily life, while a pastor and former addicts fight for redemption through faith and mixed martial arts.
Cape Town, South Africa, grapples with a staggering murder rate of 3,000 annually, as gang violence and distrust in law enforcement escalate.
Fentanyl abuse in Poland has surged, leading to a public health crisis characterized by rising overdose deaths and urgent calls for action from healthcare and law enforcement.
A routine motorcycle accident reveals a cell phone linked to a major narcotics operation, while detectives orchestrate a psychological trap to catch a cunning killer.
Kidnapping gangs in Nepal have surged post-civil war, leading to widespread fear and violent mob justice as citizens lose faith in their government.
Clearview AI, a New York-based tech company, aims to compile a database of 100 billion facial images, raising significant privacy and ethical concerns globally.
Skinheads represent one of the fastest growing hate groups in America, actively promoting violence and racial purity as part of the White Power movement.
Glasgow's high murder rate stems from a pervasive knife culture and gang violence, revealing a city grappling with random stabbings and legal weapon sales.
Armed vigilante groups patrol the US-Mexico border, claiming to protect their homeland while facing accusations of violence, racism, and illegal detentions of migrants.
The advancing drug trade in South Africa severely impacts society, as authorities struggle to combat the rising tide of addiction and related crime.
Bogotá, Colombia's capital, is portrayed through the lens of crime reporter Christophe Hondelatte as he navigates its dangerous streets and complex social issues.
Assault cases in the UK reveal a troubling reality, as nearly 98% of allegations go unprosecuted, leaving many victims without justice.
Operation Demetra reveals a multi-billion dollar black market for ancient antiquities, highlighting a cross-border sting that seized over 25,000 artifacts.
MS-13, one of the fastest-growing gangs in the US, is involved in violent crimes, drug trafficking, and territorial disputes while facing law enforcement crackdowns.
Hong Kong's police force, once celebrated as Asia's finest, faces public disdain amid ongoing protests and violence that impact their lives and families.
Sgt. Hinton manages police resources for street-cleaning operations in Eastside while Constable Fisher navigates work-life balance amid her pregnancy efforts.
Nearly 500,000 people attended the Woodstock festival in August 1969, overwhelming the initial expectation of 50,000 tickets sold.
Police violence in Cape Town raises serious concerns about safety, as citizens face the threat of lethal force from those sworn to protect them.
In the northern Brazilian town of Breves, river police engage in a conflict against piracy on the Amazon River, revealing the challenges of law enforcement.
Law enforcement officers share their motivations and the impact of their work on their families, highlighting the sacrifices made in service to their communities.
Policing in Nigeria faces scrutiny as Vice Around the World examines the challenges and reforms within the country's law enforcement system.
Seven Mile Road in Detroit, notorious for its high crime rate and gang violence, is controlled by the Seven Mile Bloods under the leadership of gang boss Money.
In 1993, the FBI utilized advanced forensic techniques to link Richard Allen Davis to the abduction and murder of 12-year-old Polly Klaas in California.
Saint Petersburg, a city of grandeur and crime, is explored through the lens of journalist Karine Duchochois, who examines its criminal underbelly and societal complexities.
In Lincolnshire, 24 new recruits from diverse backgrounds undergo intense police training, facing the realities of law enforcement and its impact on their families.
In Lincolnshire, 24 new police recruits from diverse backgrounds face the challenges of law enforcement, revealing the realities of their chosen profession.
In Taiwan, sophisticated phone scam syndicates are investigated alongside similar operations in Singapore and Indonesia, revealing the extensive impact of these criminal networks.
Riley Sawyers, a 2-year-old girl, was tragically beaten to death, leading to a global FBI investigation to identify her after her body was found in Texas.
Traffic law enforcement in South Africa faces scrutiny as illegal fines and profit-driven practices raise concerns about public safety and accountability.
Eight police officers engage in candid discussions about excessive force, racial bias, and the need for reform in American policing following George Floyd's death.
In Cardiff, police investigate a hit-and-run incident captured on CCTV, while a similar crime unfolds in Swansea, leaving officers racing to identify the drivers.
FBI Files Season 1 Marathon showcases the intricate workings of the FBI's crime laboratory through a series of compelling episodes highlighting its most deadly cases.
Officer Myra Jordan acts as a communication liaison for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community with law enforcement in Washington D.C.
A dog trained by the U.S. Customs Service plays a crucial role in detecting concealed narcotics during various operations.
Jessa Crisp, a survivor of human trafficking from Canada, shares her harrowing experiences of abuse and her efforts to combat trafficking through her nonprofit, BridgeHope.
Amazon holds about four percent of the U.S. retail market, while Walmart is two and a half times larger, according to Jay Carney.
Rodney Alcala, a serial killer, is suspected of murdering over 100 people, using his charm to lure victims under the guise of a photographer.
