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Three CBS workers in New York are kidnapped and murdered, prompting a joint investigation by local police and the FBI to identify the motives behind the crime.
Ten-year-old Damilola Taylor was stabbed to death on his way home from school in Peckham, South London, in 2000, prompting a family to relocate.
In Spokane County, Washington, police investigate the murders of three women, focusing on critical DNA evidence and the mistakes made by the perpetrator.
Berlin's integration policy failures have led to the rise of criminal clans and extremists, creating parallel societies that challenge the rule of law.
A bus trip of 30 kilometers can take several hours in Guatemala due to flooded roads and unstable mountain paths.
In a small community, a retired police officer and a journalist investigate the mysterious disappearance of a teenager, revealing dark family secrets and local resistance.
Two men are found murdered outside a pub in Bedfordshire, prompting a complex police investigation in a community reluctant to cooperate.
Knife crime in Britain is examined through the perspectives of police, politicians, teachers, and survivors, highlighting issues of safety and law enforcement's role.
On Gorgona, Italy's last prison island, around a hundred serious criminals serve their sentences through demanding plantation work and unarmed guard surveillance.
Border Patrols Police in Mexico and Brazil combat organized crime affecting migrants.
Laura, Mary, and Lauren share their experiences of grooming and sexual abuse, highlighting failures in the criminal justice system following a viral social media post.
In 1969, Mohawks from the St. Regis Reserve staged a demonstration on the bridge between Canada and the United States, leading to a confrontation with police.
Dale Hausner and Sam Dieteman are caught for a series of murders in Phoenix after 15 years.
A serial killer in California preys on women, leaving victims across Mississippi and Louisiana.
Baton Rouge faces a crisis as a serial killer targets women, leaving investigators puzzled by a pattern of missing phones and scant evidence.
Rookie Cops in Kent, England, showcases new officers facing real-world challenges in Season 2.
A stranger abducts an 8-year-old girl in Tucson, Arizona, leading to a tragic outcome.
Suspicious deaths of Scientology members raise questions about the church's practices, highlighting incomplete investigations and family concerns over hidden truths.
In Minnesota, police identify a suspected drug smuggler weeks later, leading to an FBI investigation.
This distressing report reveals endemic violence and crime in South Africa's society.
In Toronto's neighborhoods of Regent Park, Rexdale, Scarborough, and Jane-Finch, a rising murder epidemic affects families grappling with the loss of youth to violence.
Michael Dippolito marries Dalia, who plots his murder and is caught by the Police.
Guatemala's ultra-violent maras, including Barrio 18 led by Pedro, dominate drug trafficking and racketeering, leaving citizens to arm themselves amid rampant violence.
Southern Philippines serves as a sanctuary for terrorist groups like Jamaah Islamiah and Al Qaeda, as police chief Lito leads efforts to combat extremist networks.
Johannesburg's homicide unit struggles with an overwhelming caseload, leaving many murders, including that of journalist Thomas Khoza, unsolved and victims' families without justice.
Captain Chris Scott weighs 115 pounds and leads a group of tent residents as they confront the threat of gentrification in their community.
Queensland's queer scene during the Joh Bjelke-Petersen dictatorship faced repression and resistance, as highlighted by Destiny Rogers and Sel Dowd's accounts of activism and community.
Bill McDow stands trial for the 1976 murders of Reinie and Andrew McCrae without any bodies found.
In Oklahoma City's affluent neighborhoods, the investigation into the murder of Susan Hamilton reveals troubling secrets about her husband, Dr. John Hamilton.
Nicholas was once kidnapped by a rival gang, who tortured him with a chainsaw before a phone call from Pablo secured his release.
90% of acquaintances of a local man are reported to be using monkey dust, a synthetic drug causing severe behavioral issues in Stoke-on-Trent.
Hundreds of thousands of people in Britain rose up in 1936 to stop a fascist march through a Jewish neighborhood, reflecting a long history of resistance to racism.
Several people have been killed in a firearms incident in Plymouth's Keyham area.
A woman dies from injuries during the Capitol riots as Congress suspends the session for Biden's confirmation.
Tania Rashid reports on the gang rape crisis in Bangladesh, focusing on Sylhet's victims and perpetrators.
The Police take control of the London Underground after the devastating 7/7 bombing.
America's gun culture intensifies gang violence in Honduras, overwhelming local hospitals.
Tania Rashid reports on rape in Bangladesh, meeting victims and perpetrators in Sylhet.
Ai Weiwei documents his struggles with police in Chengdu for The New Yorker.
Northampton police respond to an assault at a shelter for vulnerable adults, only to find the victim implicated in the theft of a Chicken Kiev.
Police recover a body believed to be missing teenager Noah Donohoe in North Belfast.
Violence erupts between Vasco and Atletico Paranaense fans in Joinville, prompting police action.
In Dresden, a hostage situation escalates after police find a woman's body, leading to a standoff with her son, who is later arrested.
Police have arrested a man for throwing shotgun cartridges at Buckingham Palace.
Demonstrators have called for the cabinet's resignation during protests in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Women in Israel engage in illegal work, seen by some as an honest profession despite stigma.
Truckers block a major bridge in Canada, protesting against vaccine rules for over two weeks.
A car crashes into a London police station, leading to an arson arrest and evacuation.
