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Crimewatch hits the streets of Britain to appeal for help with unsolved cases.

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Crimewatch Roadshow: Series 9

Rav Wilding

Michelle Ackerley

Joanne Dunscombe

Denise Mather

Crimewatch Live: Series 9: Episode 2

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BBC One - Crimewatch Live, Series 9, Episode 2

Michelle Ackerley is at Hendon Police College to learn what it takes to be a detective.

Crimewatch Roadshow helps police across the country tackle everyday crime. Michelle Ackerley is at Hendon Police College to learn what it takes to be a detective.

Crimewatch Roadshow is back for a new series, and the team need your help to crack the UK's biggest unsolved cases as well as tackle the everyday crimes that could affect any one of us.

Today's programme comes live from the home of training for the Metropolitan Police in Hendon, where Michelle Ackerley finds out what it takes to be a detective. The team goes behind the scenes with the specialist team of detectives as they hunt down foreign fugitives hiding out in London. In the studio, Rav Wilding asks for your help finding wanted criminals caught on CCTV. Do you have the vital information to put those responsible behind bars?

Each day, former detective Rav Wilding asks viewers for help to solve crimes featured in dramatic reconstructions, identify criminals caught on CCTV and track down wanted faces. Meanwhile, roving reporter Michelle Ackerley travels across the country and goes behind the scenes with forces as they reveal how they' re taking on the crooks. 

Last year, viewers' calls helped police make more than 60 arrests for crimes including murder, robbery and rape, and this year the team are hoping for even more. Your call could be all it takes to put an offender behind bars.

Crimewatch Live: Series 9

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Rav Wilding and roving reporter Michelle Ackerley take to the streets of Britain to appeal directly to the public for help with unsolved cases.

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