A disagreement at a construction site escalates and the guys try to resolve the situation. The team plans to trap the suspects in a tunnel and flush them out like rats. It’s one of the guys, which ends with a bang!

Dave is desperately searching for a missing child and time is of the essence. The team responds to a silent alarm at building complex, how will Trevor handle his first robbery call?

The team find a very unusual character residing in one of the complexes they protect. A suspect is caught red handed breaking into a bottle store and makes a run for it... A suspicious car leaves one of the guys feeling a little embarrassed.

We get an introduction to the NightGuard team and find out how the family business is run. Finding a stolen car leads to an intense car chase that sees the guys hot on the suspects’ heels. Will they catch him?

This episode highlights cases in which the sharp eyes of an investigator has spotted a single critical detail – along with those cases in which there’s been many thousands of pieces of evidence painstakingly pieced-together to secure a conviction.

No case is cracked alone – the detectives must pull-together as a team to uncover the truth. Teamwork explores the ever-increasingly complexity of the team brought to bear on a big case.

One of the Night Guard team is attacked and awaits urgent back up. A group of local youngsters have a party in an abandoned building, which gets out of hand. Moolie responds to a disturbance at a local bar where things begin to escalate.

For the detectives, communication is always key – talking, listening, and asking questions… Telling Tales features cases that showcase the detectives’ communication skills. To be able to converse at every level of society – to strike a rapport wit

High-rollers, match fixers and gangsters. Illegal gambling rings profit in the millions, taking exorbitant bets, running underground casinos, even fixing professional baseball games.

Offering easy money with a quick loan, thousands in cash, no questions asked. But when a borrower can’t keep up with the payment terms, loan sharks strike mercilessly.

The sex industry has been a major moneymaker for countless generations. Profiting from the trade are the pimps who earn their share illegally by enticing women into organised prostitution rings.

Hired killers operate in organised networks in the gun-savvy capital of Philippines. As the bullets fly, gang wars rage in the streets while cops are gunned down and politicians fear for their lives.

Marauders of the high seas. Outlaws of the ocean. They've been called many things, but these modern-day pirates are nothing like their storybook depictions. These are Southeast Asian pirates that are not to be trifled with.

We zoom in on Southeast Asian hotspots spanning Cambodia, Thailand and Malaysia where illegal dealers, helpless victims and fierce authorities reveal true accounts of this intricate crime world.

Police estimate that 1.7 million people in the Philippines are addicted to drugs. Meet the real drug dealers and longtime addicts who are tangled in this lucrative underground trade, monitored closely by undercover agents.

Sexual predators of children are among the most heinous criminals in the world. We go deep into this vile underground industry and document real life accounts of shocking stories from victims of child sex exploitation.

A gunman opened fire at Hawaii's Pearl Harbor military base on Wednesday, killing two and injuring another before fatally shooting himself, three days before the anniversary of Japan's 1941 attack of Pearl Harbor during World War Two.

While drug dealers never sleep and the drug of choice changes over time, the demand for getting high does not.

The cases featured in The Business of Crime pinpoint the depths detectives must go to get the result society needs. Criminals who truly believe they are untouchable – and the detectives must prove them wrong.

Ten people were shot and four of them were killed Sunday at a party in Fresno, California when suspects sneaked into a backyard gathering and fired into the crowd, police said.

The murder of au-pair Sophie Lionnet by her employers made headlines all over the world. It was a case that seemed too unbelievable to be true. We attempt to answer the question that will forever haunt her grieving parents: how could this happen?

After the arrests of the Mafia godfathers, Italy hoped it had put an end to organized crime. Instead, the old guard have been replaced by the 'Baby Bosses'. These youngsters do not respect the old rules. The slightest provocation can lead to carnage.

Why would someone confess to a crime they didn't commit? We hear from the men and women who have spent more than 20 years in prison for crimes they did not commit. They tell us about that moment when their lives changed forever.

Speaking to a drug dealer, a police officer and locals at the market, World Nomad Patrick Abboud gets tips and advice on staying safe when traveling around Mexico. He also meets travelers who echo the message from many locals that Mexico, includin...

Laerskool Kollegepark Grade RR teacher Tharina Human and her co-accused, Pieter Jacobus van Zyl and Laetitia Nel appeared in the Vanderbijlpark Magistrate's Court on Monday for the kidnapping of 6-year-old Amy'Leigh de Jager.

Fraud Squad trails detectives on high stakes surveillance and arrest operations.

Fraud Squad trails detectives on high stakes surveillance and arrest operations.

Fraud Squad trails detectives on high stakes surveillance and arrest operations.

JOZI cops have foiled a cash-in-transit heist on the N12 West.

British pair Paul O'Shaughnessy and Lee Cuthbert describe Sydney knife drama

Promising student Carliton Maina was shot by the police in Nairobi. His mother believes he was murdered.

Shocked by a series of stabbings in his area of east London, Courtney Barrett set up his own knife amnesty in an effort to get blades off the streets.

Armed police were forced to restore order in the Johannesburg Magistrate's Court after supporters of two suspected gang bosses clashed in the court house on Wednesday morning.

It took this bold thief mere seconds to steal a woman's phone from her car in an apparent smash and grab incident.

One suspect was arrested, and incriminating evidence recovered, just hours after a cash-in-transit vehicle robbery in Lotus Gardens, West of Pretoria on Tuesday.

Thirty-two-year-old Daryl Kotze is recovering in ICU after being riddled with bullets on his way home from the airport in Durban on Thursday night.

Eighty-year-old Tradhawathie Soni was left traumatized after two men managed to grab her earings whilst walking outside her brothers store in Pietermaritzburg on Saturday morning.

A money truck was attacked by armed thieves after guards were collecting money from a filling station in Kagiso on Monday.

Police are investigating a case of armed robbery after a woman was robbed at gunpoint in the parking lot of the Crowthorne shopping centre last week Wednesday.

Residents in Langa took advantage of a hijacked truck in Cape Town on Wednesday after stealing goods from the abandoned vehicle.

The Copper Chimney at the Chatsworth Centre, near Durban, was stormed and robbed by four men as the restaurant was closing up on Sunday night, East Coast Radio (ECR) reported.

A video has surfaced showing a number of people looting a small spaza shop in Dobsonville over the weekend. The incident which took place on Saturday, shows a group of people running from the store with a handful of items taken from inside.

A video of a failed hijacking attempt in Johannesburg has surfaced on social media on Tuesday.

What was supposed to be an exciting ending to a day filled with international entertainment, turned out to be a horrific ordeal for concertgoers outside the FNB Stadium in Johannesburg on Sunday evening.

Former president Jacob Zuma arrived at the Randburg Magistrate's Court on Thursday show support for his son Duduzane, who has been charged with two counts of culpable homicide.

A Johannesburg man lauded for saving a cyclist's life says he is no hero. In an emotional interview, avid hiker Jon-Jon Pietersen described to News24, how he happened upon the wounded cyclist.

Police arrest 22 people in eastern India in three separate rape cases involving teenage girls as grisly new attacks against women come to light despite tougher penalties.

Ken Anderson was appointed to the court in 2002 by Governor Rick Perry. He resigned from his position on September 23, 2013 after he was arrested for withholding exculpatory evidence