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Winnipeg has been labeled Canada's murder capital 16 times since 1981, with Aboriginal street gangs like the Manitoba Warriors contributing to the violence.
Many states require marijuana testing, but Washington labs face concerns over accuracy and oversight.
Bon Air campus, a facility built in the 1990s for juvenile offenders, highlights the consequences of treating youth crime with adult penalties and critiques the political motivations behind its design.
Last year, 27 young people in London died as casualties of gang violence, with most of them being black and their killers sharing the same background.
NJ Weedman opposes marijuana legalization despite his long history in the cannabis culture.
One woman, Guadalupe Fernandez Valencia, is named among the few female figures in the indictment of notorious drug lord El Chapo.
The Informer exposes corruption in a rehab facility prioritizing profit over patients' recovery.
Iran's surprising drugs policy under President Ahmadinejad contrasts sharply with Western approaches.
Portugal's innovative drug policies, including the incineration of four tons of narcotics monthly, contrast with Colorado's regulatory strategies in addressing drug-related issues.
U.S. customs seized five tons of fentanyl in 2021, more than double the amount from the previous year, as Mexican cartels shift to synthetic drug production.
Hooch can be made in British prisons using one cup of sugar for every two liters of juice, fermenting into alcohol in as little as three days.
A drug mule recalls being given 500 grams of drugs to deliver while facing threats from gang members posing as police.
Smoking significantly impacts male fertility rates, highlighting a critical public health issue that demands urgent attention and awareness.
In 2021, Belgian authorities seized over 100 tons of cocaine, marking a significant increase in drug trafficking through the port of Antwerp.
Will Young reflects on the emotional challenges of living with his twin brother Rupert's alcoholism for over 20 years, highlighting the impact of addiction on families.
A man deliberately avoids taking PrEP, a medication that prevents HIV infection, in his pursuit of the virus as part of the bug chasing fetish.
3-MMC is a popular party drug in Europe, offering a high similar to cocaine and molly.
Gabe Stuart, a member of the Penobscot nation, participates in the Healing to Wellness Court in Maine, which integrates traditional culture to combat opioid addiction.
A man with a stab wound to his leg attempts to take heroin while receiving medical attention from paramedics in the West Midlands.
Chief Yin leads former Afghan and Iraqi soldiers to help troubled teens through Operation Shark Attack.
Fentanyl, 100 times stronger than heroin, devastates Vancouver's communities and drug supply.
A street dog becomes a narcotics officer in the late 1970s, using his keen sense of smell to chase down local dealers and smugglers.
Yuriy and Max, Russian street kids, face dangers of prostitution and crime after being cheated of childhood.
More than a dozen people died during protests in Siloé, a neighborhood in Cali known for its struggles with crime and poverty.
Lewis Raymond Taylor's business is valued at $25 million, despite a violent past that includes multiple convictions and putting a man in a coma.
Alice Levine visits Berlin's first cyber brothel featuring the doll Frau Schmidt in adult content.
Over 20 people in a single apartment block are addicted to drugs, with dealers using the homes of vulnerable customers to operate their businesses.
Lisette Lee, a pop star with ambitions of fame, builds a drug empire alongside her glamorous lifestyle, which collapses after a DEA arrest reveals her criminal activities.
At age 14, Nequela began selling cannabis, crack, and heroin, later reflecting on her life of crime and her transformation into a mentor for young women.
Natalie McLennan's pursuit of Broadway stardom in New York leads her into the exclusive escort scene, where she faces the consequences of her choices.
At just 8 years old, Sephton Henry began running drugs for a gang, stating, "Every single day, I’d rob someone."
After 15 years in prison, inmate Dwan prepares for his release on April 24, 2014, facing the challenges of reintegrating into society.
Spiros Enotiades, known as Sparrow, plays a key role in a DEA narco-terrorism case.
Wolf, a self-identified Gifter, discusses his intentional contraction of HIV through unprotected sex and blood slamming, addressing legal and societal implications.
At 16 years old, Lewis won £64,000 from a 50p bet, which marked the beginning of his gambling addiction that would cost him nearly £1 million over the years.
Eighteen-year-old Sofia attempts to sell her virginity for $10,000 through online auctioning platforms, highlighting the complexities of commodifying sexuality in the UK.
Todd Becker's seemingly perfect life in America conceals a narrative of greed, fraudulent charges, and family betrayal that leads to his downfall.
Fourteen and fifteen-year-old children sell drugs at stalls in Rio de Janeiro's favelas, often guarded by armed security.
Laudium is one of South Africa's most violent townships, plagued by crime and neglect.
1,000 patients can be housed at a former US military base turned rehabilitation center in Kabul, where treatment lasts 45 days without pain relief.
On January 31, 2018, 20-year-old Sam Mechelewski was found dead in a woods in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, after being attacked by his friends over jealousy.
Juliet Grayson discusses therapy's role in reducing child sexual abuse in the UK.
Kate Shemirani shares Covid conspiracy theories while her son Sebastian debunks them online.
Nanlaban reveals the personal impact of the Philippines' drug war under President Duterte.
Online pro-anorexia communities are thriving, as illustrated by 'Mouse', a young woman whose eating disorder was exacerbated by social media and an abusive relationship.
Nazira visits her brother on death row in Singapore, where chances of clemency are very slim.
One in ten adults in the Seychelles is addicted to heroin, making it the world's most heroin-dependent nation.
Nineteen applications for tattoo removal are reviewed by a survivor who founded a program to help others erase the marks of their past traumas.
