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California Dems’ crime problem is coming from inside the house Human trafficking bills continue to exact a political cost on the party that controls Sacramento.

It’s been operational for over a year and it’s staffed 24/7, but police in Fairfax County opened their Real Time Crime Center to outsiders for the first time.

Sky News spent two months watching officers in Greater Manchester Police's Operation Venture unit as they try to tackle knife and violent crime on the city's streets.

Prison journalist John J. Lennon on how TV producers exploit incarcerated people for their true-crime shows. TV producers exploited the worst decision of my life. I’m not the only one.

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The author was a producer on the CBS true-crime series ”48 Hours.” “Witnessing that raw trauma and seeing so many young lives cut short or forever altered affected me deeply,” she says.