CCTV
Do you recognise anyone caught on camera?
Help us solve some of the UK's biggest cases. Join the team for dramatic reconstructions, CCTV footage and our wanted faces. Your call could be all it takes to put an offender behind bars.
A reconstruction of the shocking attack on 29-year-old father of three Gary Hayward.
How damning secrets found on Rimas Venclovas's sat nav lead to a life-sentence for murder.
On 2 October 2011, Gary was seriously assaulted in New Addington by around 20 youths.
Una Crown murder Duration: 06:12 29/04/2013
Bristol pensioner robbery Duration: 01:31 29/04/2013
Croydon phone shop robbery Duration: 00:55 29/04/2013
Gary Hayward attempted murder Duration: 05:39 29/04/2013
Kent jewellers watch theft Duration: 00:44 29/04/2013
Liverpool doctor attack Duration: 00:55 29/04/2013
Detectives investigating the shooting of a young electrician from Paddington, London are re-appealing for information on the third anniversary of his death.
At 14 minutes past midnight in the early hours of Saturday 22 May 2010, Daniel Omari Smith was shot dead outside Kentucky Fried Chicken on Harrow Road, London.
Were you in the area at the time of the incident? Do you remember seeing Daniel or the shooting?
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The @BBCCrimewatch team are out filming right now in locations across the UK preparing for next Thursday's show on @BBCOne 30th May at 9pm.
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RT @GMPCityCentre: Insp S - @BBCCrimewatch Roadshow out with us tonight looking at the big team effort making Manchester city a safer place
Next @BBCCrimewatch will be on @BBCOne on Thursday 30th May at 9pm after @BBCWatchdog . The Update programme will be 10:35pm after the news.
CRIMEWATCH RESULT:After @SWPolice appeal; Stephen Frank Hansen sentenced to 20 weeks in prison for sexually touching 2 girls in Swansea shop
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