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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.
Residents of Baltimore protest for police accountability following Freddie Gray's death.
Turkey faces its greatest Moment Of Mayhem as Berkin Elvan's death sparks nationwide protests.
Six bodies are counted in Bucha, where evidence of war crimes committed by Russian troops during the 2022 invasion of Ukraine is documented.
Over two million Ukrainians have fled the country in less than two weeks, marking the worst humanitarian crisis in Europe since World War II.
On December 14, 2012, police responded to a shoplifting call at VJ's Pantry, where a father witnessed his son being restrained and losing consciousness.
Mariah Goldberg, a young Israeli settler, faces consequences for her involvement in price tag attacks.
Haiti's 'Lost' Girls reveals the violence women face in slums only 300 miles from the U.S.
A soldier shares his traumatic experience of assault by his Squad in the United States Army.
At least 200,000 people have been raped in the Democratic Republic of the Congo since 1996, with soldiers admitting to these crimes against civilians.
More than 100 children are trafficked every hour in India, with many forced into marriage and labor amid rising cases of kidnapping.
In April 2015, new laws in England and Wales made it a crime to post revenge porn, prompting Chrissy Chambers to seek justice against her ex-boyfriend.
Richard Huckle, a British man, spent nine years abusing vulnerable children in Southeast Asia, filming much of the exploitation and sharing it online.
The next episode of Rule Britannia follows teenage drug dealers in the Welsh valleys.
Samantha Morton reveals she was sexually abused by staff members in care homes from ages 3 to 11 while reflecting on her traumatic childhood experiences.
Chesa Boudin, San Francisco's new DA, aims to reform the criminal justice system significantly.
Max Stahl investigates the 1991 Santa Cruz massacre in East Timor, revealing evidence of Indonesian soldiers executing survivors and the ongoing search for 521 missing individuals.
In the village of Santoalla, a murder investigation unfolds, revealing the events and community impact that inspired the narrative behind 'The Beasts'!
Founded in Noordect in 1990, the Satudarah gang has evolved into an international criminal organization involved in drug trafficking and murder.
Over 25,000 attendees gathered at the 2022 Bitcoin conference in Miami to celebrate the digital asset amid ongoing debates about its value and risks.
A total of 351 looted art objects, including a bronze sculpture of Alexander the Great, were returned to Greece amid concerns about the sculpture's authenticity.
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.
In the Dominican Republic, sex tourists exploit underage victims, prompting concern from the United Nations regarding the alarming rise in these crimes.
15 mass graves are exhumed around Sanski Most, revealing evidence of genocide linked to war crimes during the Bosnian War.
Colombia's sex tourism industry generates billions, with foreigners seeking illicit sex with minors facilitated by local operators like Marana.
Russia's HIV infection rate is the fastest growing in the world, threatening the nation.
Indonesia's Islamic boarding schools face a crisis of sexual assault cases and public outcry.
Sexual assault survivors in the military demand accountability and change from Congress and the Army.
Islamic fundamentalism grips Aceh, Indonesia, as sharia law enforcement intensifies.
Around 450 prisoners await execution on death row in Texas, including Oswaldo Soriano, who has been there for 10 years.
Reporter Darren Mara investigates South Korea's obsession with gruesome true crime stories.
More than 90% of traffic fines issued in Johannesburg come from mobile speed cameras, raising concerns about the legality and fairness of enforcement practices.
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.
In China, surveillance techniques use facial recognition to monitor citizens' actions and scores.
$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.
Eight bodies were found in unmarked graves on the Awaiting Christ Church compound in Mandela Park, raising concerns about the church's practices.
South Africans take justice into their own hands after a young girl's brutal rape.
Over 1000 South African tourists are incarcerated in Thailand's prisons, facing harsh conditions.
Albert Laurencio leads a motorcycle unit of 16 officers in Barcelona, responding to rising crime rates and safety concerns for tourists.
By the end of February 2003, over 1,500 people had been killed in Thailand as part of a government campaign against drug addiction.
On July 11, 1995, only 400 Dutch peacekeepers were present in Srebrenica as Bosnian Serb forces executed thousands of men and separated families.
In Vietnam, thieves steal pet dogs for the lucrative dog meat trade, highlighting the cruelty involved in this controversial practice.
A daughter stole $163,000 from her mother, using a power of attorney to access her finances and gambling much of the money at casinos.
A black policeman shares insights on Stephen Lawrence's murder and its impact on racial equality.
