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Criminals: Caught on Camera

Season 3 · 7 episodes · Jun 3, 2015

Host Nick Wallis continues in the search for the U.K.'s most startling crimes as seen on CCTV monitors inside police surveillance centers nationwide.

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    Episode 1

    Ram Raid Britain

    Jun 3, 2015

    A smash-and-grab jewelry store robbery, a daring cash machine heist and a frightening attack in a pub are part of a new breed of ram-raid thefts.

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    Episode 2

    Violent Assault

    Jun 10, 2015

    Guns aren't the only violent weapons; several incidents of knife attacks show up on CCTV across Britain, ranging from daring robberies to murder.

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    Episode 3

    Firestarters

    Jun 17, 2015

    Crimes involving a terrible house fire, the stabbing of a football coach and gangs attacking a group of partygoers are solved using police cameras.

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    Episode 4

    Beware: Robbers on the Rampage

    Jun 24, 2015

    A dangerous high-speed chase, road rage and an escape on the River Thames are captured on a variety of cameras, from helicopters to police body cams.

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    Episode 5

    Beware: The Cops Are Watching

    Jul 1, 2015

    A huge increase in crimes from motorcycles, mopeds and bikes lead to a special police operation to stop increasingly violent and well-organized gangs.

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    Episode 6

    Beware: Britain Running Riot

    Nov 11, 2015

    A high-speed motorway chase, a fleeing terrorist and a man holding what could be a loaded firearm are all viewed from a regional surveillance center.

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    Episode 7

    Christmas Crimes: Caught on Camera

    Nov 18, 2015

    Crime doesn't take a holiday, even at Christmas, when offenses from petty thefts of decorations to drunkenness and robbery light up CCTV monitors.