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Juarez faces extreme violence with over 11,000 murders, surpassing Syria's death toll.
El Salvador faces a surge in violence, nearing the highest homicide rate globally, surpassing Honduras.
In 1998, a man in a suburban area of Scotland gained notoriety for performing sexual acts in public and attacking teenage girls, earning him the nickname "Loch Ness Monster."
Crystal Trible from Beach Terrace discusses her dreams and the cycle of incarceration in her community.
Twenty-five knives were collected from Leytonstone in a community effort to reduce knife crime and promote safety among families.
One kilogram of processed vanilla now sells for $800, a staggering increase from just $80 a few years ago, driving a local economic boom.
Between 2012 and 2016, 60% of individuals aged 10 to 14 who died by suicide in New Zealand were Maori, despite Maori making up only 15% of the population.
Last year, 24 young men were killed in Marseille, a city struggling with gang violence and high rates of drug trafficking.
Joaquín Guzmán's mother shares her perspective on her son's notorious life and actions.
Over 70 people have been shot in Chicago since a meeting aimed at addressing the city's escalating violence took place.
Special Counsel Robert Mueller assembles a top legal team to investigate President Trump.
Three days a week, visitors can stay overnight at San Antonio Prison, where inmates enjoy amenities like a swimming pool and family gatherings.
Thousands attend Pastor Ricky Rush's megachurch in Dallas, while former members accuse him of sexual assault and creating a culture of abuse.
The murder rate in Cancun has doubled in one year, raising fears among locals and threatening the tourism industry.
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.
In Mexico, nearly ninety thousand individuals are imprisoned without trial due to mandatory pre-trial detention policies amid the ongoing war on drugs.
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.
Almost 400 women have been raped, tortured, and murdered in Ciudad Juarez, creating a chilling atmosphere known as the City of Lost Girls.
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.
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.
Illegal immigration from Central America has risen about 500% since late 2010, driven by violence, poverty, and inequality in Honduras.
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.
One English hostess was brutally murdered in Roppongi, prompting reflections on safety and the risks faced by women in Tokyo's nightlife.
Ninety complaints of sexual misconduct were reported at the National University of Singapore between 2016 and 2020, with cases peaking at 25 in 2019.
In 2009, Bernie Kerik was sentenced to four years in federal prison for eight felony charges, including corruption and tax fraud.
Two separate sources confirmed that the News of the World hacked the voicemail of 13-year-old Millie Dowler while she was missing.
A bearded man assaults women in their homes while they sleep, emphasizing the critical need for timely crime resolution in Canada.
Over 23 universities in the U.S. have seen minority and Black student protests demanding changes to address institutional racism in higher education.
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.
Oscar Pistorius recounts the night he shot Reeva Steenkamp in the High Court in Pretoria.
Jeremy Thompson presents the Oscar Pistorius trial, where he is called a liar about Reeva Steenkamp's shooting.
Sexual predators exploit Instagram's algorithm, which inadvertently facilitates paedophile activity, as revealed in a detailed investigation by ARTE.tv.
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.
Oscar Pistorius's trial for the murder of Rea Steen Camp reveals significant police investigation errors and graphic evidence presented in court.
Oscar Pistorius reacts violently in court as graphic images of Reeva Steenkamp are shown.
The police deal with casual photographers in London's Square Mile, raising legal concerns.
Antonia Hilton reports on DNA collection practices by police in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
A mother reflects on the police killing of her son, Terence, and the systemic racism in America's gun laws, drawing parallels to the shooting of Tamir Rice.
Filmmaker Ramsey Denison reveals police cover-ups about the Mandalay Bay Resort shooting.
Papua New Guinea faces gang warfare in September 2004, prompting hopes for peacekeeping intervention.
A coroner declared John Darwin missing and presumed dead after a massive air and sea rescue operation failed to find his body off the North Yorkshire coast.
In São Paulo, escalating violence between police and criminal gangs results in hundreds of execution-style killings and the assassination of 43 officers.
