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In Luton, police detectives investigate the murders of three members of the Prosper family, while a fourth family member remains missing.
In Wigan, Manchester Police launch an urgent investigation after a chilling 999 call reports a man being forced into a car in broad daylight.
Nearly 3,000 people are murdered in Cape Town each year, making it one of the most dangerous cities outside of a war zone.
A shooting occurs every two and a half hours in Chicago's segregated neighborhoods, with 250 shootings reported in the first two months of the year.
The documentary covers the tragic shootings of Ashley Dale and Olivia Pratt-Korbel in Liverpool.
Last year, over 5,000 violent attacks occurred in the borough of Wandsworth, with 106 involving guns, as knife crime continues to rise among British youth.
350 mass killings occur each year in the United States, averaging one per day, as students from Parkland confront the National Rifle Association.
Alan Leer escaped from prison while being escorted for an ear infection, leading to a series of violent crimes in the Miramichi River community.
An 18-year-old boy is murdered in a senseless attack, prompting a complex investigation led by Detective Chief Inspector Colin Sutton.
Detectives discuss the Columbine Murders, Zug Massacre, and Norway attacks in detail.
Every year, American police kill around 1000 people, raising concerns about community safety.
A 19-year-old woman is assaulted in a Halifax fraternity house in 1998, leading to a police investigation and the search for the suspect, Ian Green.
Two gunmen rob a Seattle bank, leading to a firefight with police and one escapee.
In Preston, Lancashire, a sixteen-year-old boy is brutally stabbed by two men in balaclavas, prompting police to seek community assistance amid a lack of leads.
Manny Pardo, a cop, is arrested for murders in Dade, Florida, while Linda Culbertson hires a hitman.
180 of Rio de Janeiro's 1,000 favelas have been pacified since 2008, as police units work to reclaim territory from drug traffickers.
Réunion's blood alcohol limit is 0.05, and officers enforce a zero-tolerance policy for drunk driving, leading to immediate arrests for offenders.
A young woman was shot in the head at point-blank range by her stalker ex-boyfriend in Harvey Nichols, leading to a murder-suicide.
Gang violence in Sweden has surged, particularly in Helsingborg, where younger individuals are increasingly involved in shootings and bomb attacks.
A man confesses to 35 robberies after a tense 11-hour standoff with police in Pittsburgh, revealing his complex motivations and past crimes.
Sweden faces a surge in organized crime and gun violence, with one of the highest per-capita rates of firearm offenses in the EU and increasing recruitment of teenagers into gangs.
In London, Manchester, and Bradford, young people involved in the UK's knife crime epidemic share their experiences and motivations for carrying weapons.
Officer Tyro Badby confronts police violence in Camden New Jersey amid a national crisis.
Naveed Haq's 2006 shooting at the Seattle Jewish Federation resulted in one death and six injuries, raising questions about mental health and violence.
Greater Buenos Aires, home to 13 million residents, faces rampant crime as police patrol high-risk areas with limited resources and training.
A 64-year-old grandfather is shot dead at a July 4th celebration in Bloomingdale, Illinois, leaving police baffled by the lack of evidence.
American police kill around 1000 people every year, raising concerns about public safety.
Port Moresby, known as the gang capital of the world, faces rampant violence and poverty as police combat the Raskols gangs amid deep corruption.
Sky News reports on the arrest of two suspects in the Christmas Eve shooting of Ellie Edwards.
Every half hour, a child in the United States is killed or injured by a gun, making firearms the second leading cause of death for American youth.
Barcelona receives upward of 27 million tourists per year, leading to a surge in pickpocketing and petty crime that the Mossos d'Esquadra police force addresses.
Fourteen murders occurred in Boston within a month in 1990, prompting a shift in policing strategies to address gang violence and community safety.
At least 13 people were killed in a mass shooting at a community college in Oregon, prompting many Christians to arm themselves for protection.
In 2019, the murder of 17-year-old Bianca Devins in Utica led to the conviction of Brandon Clark, whose interview in Attica Prison reveals the societal issues surrounding violence.
In Horseshoe Bay, Texas, the murder of millionaire Charlie White reveals a life of blackmail and betrayal, with a defibrillator serving as crucial evidence.
This distressing report reveals endemic violence and crime in South Africa's society.
A bank shooting survivor recounts her experience of playing dead during the attack, alongside a Florida bear attack and a Texas 911 call that ended in gunfire.
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.
Almost two million people are brought before England's Criminal Courts each year, with over half receiving legal aid at a cost of 1 billion pounds to taxpayers.
A gunman attacks a Jewish Community Center in Los Angeles on August 10, 1999, injuring many.
In Butler County, Ohio, only one school has armed teachers, despite a summer campaign by Sheriff Richard K. Jones to increase that number.
The West Midlands Police Drone Unit tracks a hit and run suspect and responds to a buried body call.
In Littleton, Colorado, President William Jefferson Clinton delivered remarks at Columbine High School one month after the tragic massacre.
In northern Albania, centuries-old blood feuds continue to impact families, prompting mediators and aid workers to seek reconciliation amid ongoing violence.
In Philadelphia, trauma surgeons like Dr. Amy Goldberg treat over 500 gunshot victims annually, highlighting the public health crisis of routine gun violence in America.
Two lawmakers in Tennessee were expelled from the state legislature for joining a protest advocating for gun control after a school shooting.
Shooting club members in Germany, who legally possess firearms, are increasingly linked to violent attacks, prompting calls for stricter firearm regulations.
In the United States, an average of 318 people are shot daily, prompting trauma surgeons to address the public health crisis of routine gun violence.
