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The murder rate in Cancun has doubled in one year, raising fears among locals and threatening the tourism industry.
Many deportees return to Mexico, facing language barriers and social stigma.
Mexico's ongoing battle against drug cartels has resulted in over 450,000 deaths and 125,000 displacements since 2006, highlighting a national crisis of violence and corruption.
According to a 2023 study, up to 185,000 people work directly or indirectly in the Mexican drug trade, which could account for 2% of the country's GDP.
In 2020, violence in Mexico reached record levels, with the Sinaloa Cartel intensifying its operations in Culiacán despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mafia Connections questions if Monaco is becoming a safe haven for gangsters under Prince Albert.
Mexico's Narco Wars see more deaths than Iraq, with daily kidnappings and rampant violence.
A man faces a potential five-year prison sentence for attempting to smuggle narcotics concealed in dolls bought in Brazil.
More than 100 names are on the police's list of suspected gang members as they conduct nightly raids in El Salvador.
Two thieves are caught breaking into cars in the parking lot of a Detroit pawn shop, prompting a swift response from the store's owner.
Margarito Martínez Esquivel, a Tijuana journalist, is profiled before his tragic death in 2022.
In South Africa, up to 300 people are sacrificed every year for Muti medicine, mostly children.
The Alcone A's police unit confronts gang violence in San Salvador amid public outcry.
Oil smuggling in Iraq costs the country between $2.5 billion and $4 billion annually, accounting for over 10% of its national wealth.
On average, someone is mugged every 10 minutes in downtown Mexico City, amid a crime crisis described as the worst in living memory.
Seven murders occurred in Usulután within 12 hours, reflecting the ongoing violence and chaos in the town amid a government crackdown on gangs.
The Hatton Garden heist reveals a daring crime by aging British thieves targeting millions.
72 Nigerians are arrested in connection with a child sex ring that exploits girls as young as 10 in South Africa.
Three layers of security are required by landowners in Papua New Guinea to protect against rampant theft and murder in a climate of escalating gang violence.
55,000 migrants have arrived in Italy through Sicily from Libya in 2015, many paying traffickers for dangerous passage on overcrowded boats.
This full documentary discusses modern piracy and its ties to corporations and politicians.
Papua New Guinea faces gang warfare in September 2004, prompting hopes for peacekeeping intervention.
A drug boss is sentenced to prison due to evidence from his questionable property dealings, while a vigilant cashier aids in the arrest of a fraudster impersonating a police officer.
In São Paulo, escalating violence between police and criminal gangs results in hundreds of execution-style killings and the assassination of 43 officers.
Trixie, a transgender woman, has a 15-year sentence for gang-related activities, reflecting on her past life in the Mania gang in Los Angeles.
In Pretoria, private security firms have emerged to combat the rising threat of carjackings by armed gangs, as explored by Marcel Theroux in 2014.
Two and a half million private security officers operate in South Africa, responding to urgent calls as crime rates remain among the highest on the continent.
3.3 million stolen vehicle files amount to over nine billion dollars in stolen vehicles leaving North America, impacting insurance rates for honest consumers.
Mexican soldiers patrol Reynosa to protect oil pipelines from violent drug cartels.
A distinctive sticker on a laptop and a shiny copper hair dye help police link an armed robber to a series of burglaries that terrorized a community.
Six bodies are counted in Bucha, where evidence of war crimes committed by Russian troops during the 2022 invasion of Ukraine is documented.
Putin's alternative reality about Ukraine leads to severe consequences for the country.
Tim Colburn has printed almost 20,000 pages of documents in his effort to revoke his U.S. citizenship and regain custody of his daughter.
Mariah Goldberg, a young Israeli settler, faces consequences for her involvement in price tag attacks.
Richard Huckle, a British man, spent nine years abusing vulnerable children in Southeast Asia, filming much of the exploitation and sharing it online.
Chesa Boudin, San Francisco's new DA, aims to reform the criminal justice system significantly.
Founded in Noordect in 1990, the Satudarah gang has evolved into an international criminal organization involved in drug trafficking and murder.
In South Africa, the Scorpions face parliament's scrutiny after exposing the Deputy President's corruption.
In abandoned gold mines near Durban Deep, young men risk their lives to extract gold while facing dangers from local gangs and hazardous conditions underground.
An Iraqi intelligence officer claims that Kata’ib Hezbollah orchestrated the assassination of counterterrorism expert Hisham al-Hashimi in July 2020.
Yvan Sagnet from Cameroon fights modern slavery in Italy's agricultural sector.
Basuco, the world's cheapest drug, costs only 30 cents a hit and is made from toxic cocaine residue mixed with substances like kerosene and crushed human bones.
$345,000 in cash is seized by South Africa's elite crime unit, the Scorpions, during an operation against a cross-border money laundering syndicate.
Endemic violence in South Africa is examined through the lens of high crime rates and unemployment, with insights from Gauteng's Minister of Safety and Security, Jessie Duarta.
200 miners were trapped underground in February when a rival gang sealed off their mine in Johannesburg.
More than 30% of offenders in Marseilles are minors, contributing to a surge in armed robberies and thefts in the city.
Albert Laurencio leads a motorcycle unit of 16 officers in Barcelona, responding to rising crime rates and safety concerns for tourists.
The Mets status dogs unit in North London addresses dangerous dogs linked to crime.
