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One woman, Guadalupe Fernandez Valencia, is named among the few female figures in the indictment of notorious drug lord El Chapo.
A 92-year-old woman, shot twice in the back, was detained for a year and tortured after being arrested by the military in Pakistan.
The Luxor's beam of light, at 42.3 billion candle power, is the strongest in the world, marking a significant moment in Las Vegas's evolution.
Carrie Nation's axe-wielding activism against alcohol in the early 1900s ignites a nationwide temperance movement, influencing organized crime and societal unrest.
More than 10 people were murdered every day in El Salvador last year, as gang violence continues to plague the country.
Two stalkers prompted a financial dominatrix to install CCTV and return to boxing for self-defense after sharing her number with a client.
The video questions how to get 12,000 people to give $20,000 each, prompting ethical discussions.
Americans find loopholes to drink alcohol despite Prohibition laws in this colorful series episode.
Banks are becoming crucial partners in the fight against human trafficking today.
Last year, more than 3,000 people were murdered in Cape Town, a number that has doubled in the past decade.
Freddie Foreman discusses the impact of WWII on London's gang culture and crime dynamics.
George Remus made $40 million in three years by reselling legal medicinal alcohol into the illegal black market during Prohibition.
John Dillinger enters the Indiana State Reformatory as a petty thief and becomes a notorious criminal.
More than 75 percent of Fortune 500 companies have kidnap and ransom insurance policies to protect employees in high-risk areas like Mexico.
The Italian mafia profits from the exploitation of migrant labor in the tomato industry.
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.
Eight British teenagers are placed in a high-security American prison to confront the realities of incarceration and reconsider their life choices.
Equatorial Guinea's vice-president faces trial in France while flaunting his lavish lifestyle on Instagram.
Belgian photographer Anton Kusters documents Japan's Yakuza families over two years.
Money laundering through diamonds is examined along the San Diego-Mexico border, highlighting smuggling ease and the diamond cartel's regulatory challenges.
El Salvador, Venezuela, and Guatemala face severe gun violence exacerbated by America's laws.
Australia and the Netherlands seek justice from Russia for the 2014 MH17 shooting down.
The total value of counterfeit goods in world trade amounts to $500 billion annually, impacting health, safety, and criminal networks.
A drug mule recalls being given 500 grams of drugs to deliver while facing threats from gang members posing as police.
The video highlights Glasgow's Brigton Billy Boys gang and their cultural impact.
The video discusses the Billy Boys gang's fight against Marxist ideologies in Britain.
Billions of euros in illegal hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) are smuggled into Europe, posing significant environmental threats and challenging law enforcement efforts.
Walter recounts a confrontation involving a British welterweight champion and a bookmaker, illustrating the dangers of the gangster world.
The video discusses multiculturalism and travel perceptions, highlighting enriching cultural debates.
Al Capone became America's most infamous gangster during Prohibition, known for his public persona and a press conference denying involvement in a murder.
In 2021, Belgian authorities seized over 100 tons of cocaine, marking a significant increase in drug trafficking through the port of Antwerp.
London is home to luxury properties valued at tens of millions of pounds, attracting oligarchs from around the world seeking to launder money.
Footwear accounts for about 20% of the value of all counterfeit goods in a global market worth over 500 billion dollars and rising.
Twelve murders are linked to the Lufthansa Heist, one of the deadliest robberies in U.S. history, which took place at JFK Airport in December 1978.
Seung-Woo Yang documents the Korean Yakuza's world through photography and personal memories.
A customer attempts to sell a four-foot by five-foot painting, prompting a debate among the Gold family about the value of his merchandise.
A vehicle is reported stolen after a repo man attempts to reclaim it, leading to an unexpected confrontation and a trip to jail.
Ashley and Les assess a cranky customer's antique pocket watch for authenticity and value.
Antonio Gutierrez, a former gang member, takes up arms against drug cartels in Mexico after experiencing violence that affected his family and community.
The FBI's elite Special Agents reveal their secret tactics and operations in America.
Ten thousand dollars changes hands as Ronnie Shirley considers a risky business proposition from Dwight Lloyd to help his towing company out of debt.
Asian immigrants in France face violence from gangs, highlighted by a murder in Aubervilliers.
Dennis Allen, a notorious drug dealer in Melbourne, was linked to up to 13 murders, many of which occurred in his own residence.
Matilda Mary Devine, a notorious figure in Australia's criminal underworld, was a brothel madam and leader of the razor gangs, convicted over 200 times for various crimes.
Ron and Bobby battle over Dwight after their New Orleans trip and face a business crisis.
750 yen is reported stolen during a police response to a property dispute in Northampton, revealing multiple crimes linked to the incident.
Spurgeon Root has spent 20 years in North Central Regina, helping gang members like Lester find a way out of crime and violence.
Sixty-one-year-old Mark Weiner was arrested after a two-year investigation into the trafficking of women to brothels in Cheltenham and beyond.
