Caught On Camera Unveil The Criminals By Matching Mugshots To Crimes

Sometimes the entire criminal act is caught by one camera, other times, fragments of footage from several different cameras are pieced together to identify the culprits.

From catching petty thieves, murderers, and even terrorists, surveillance footage is now an integral part of law enforcement.

Currently you are able to watch criminals:

Crime reporter nick wallis tells us how uk police uses this vast surveillance network for active crime prevention as well as tracking down outlaws.

Synopsis journalist nick wallis reveals how london authorities use cctv to thwart criminal activity, from riots to.

Match the arrestee with their alleged crime.

Daniel Khalife's arrest less than 10 miles from prison caught on camera

Criminals caught on camera.

A crowd of protestors in guy fawkes (v for vendetta) masks descend on the parliament, captured on cctv cameras on the ground and in helicopters.

The law&crime network’s jesse weber walks us through eight of the.

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Nick wallis returns to reveal how surveillance cameras help london law enforcement and show more of the shocking crime video they've captured.

Journalist nick wallis joins police forces around the nation to discover how cctv and technological advances are helping to bring criminals to justice.