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Criminals Caught On Camera

Rating:3.7 of 5Total number of episodes:15
Last broadcast:13/04/2020 at 21:00
2020

1. Episode 1

3.0 15 x
A drug smuggler is caught on camera with 12 million pounds' worth of narcotics in his car.

2. Episode 2

3.0 7 x
How the Flying Squad caught a gang who target cash machines.
Episodes 2019

1. Violent Britain

4.0 7 x
Two officers tackle a violent man carrying two knives.
Episodes 2018
55:00

Season 4, Episode 1

4.0 6 x
Season 4, Episode 1 of the TV-show Criminals Caught On Camera was broadcast by Channel 5 on Friday 21 September 2018 at 19:00.
1:05:00

Season 5, Episode 1: Violent Britain

4.0 10 x
Two officers tackle a violent man carrying two knives, a shooting outside a club sparks a huge investigation, and a gang of armed robbers try everything they can to make their escape.
55:00

Season 4, Episode 1

4.0 10 x
Season 4, Episode 1 of the TV-show Criminals Caught On Camera was broadcast by Channel 5 on Tuesday 24 July 2018 at 0:05.
1:00:00

Season 4, Episode 9

3.0 7 x
Nick Wallis has highlights from the series including how a gang of ATM robbers were nabbed, and footage from a police helicopter showing a driver being pursued by police who ends up in a reservoir.
1:00:00

Season 4, Episode 8

4.5 10 x
Extraordinary footage is shown of two off-duty police officers who don't hestitate to tackle an armed gang raiding a jewellery shop. Also the case of a drug dealer bragging online about his lifestyle.
1:00:00

Season 4, Episode 7

4.0 15 x
Journalist Nick Wallis follows an investigation into a terror campaign against the police in Belfast, led by a 31-year old woman. Also the taxi cam footage that shows a shocking attack on two elderly passengers.
1:00:00

Season 4, Episode 6

4.0 8 x
Journalist Nick Wallis shows exclusive body cam footage which captures violent assaults on the police. There is also footage of a shop owner caught on camera fighting off a thief with a bottle of vodka.
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