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

Crimewatch takes to the streets of Britain to appeal directly to the public for help with unsolved cases.

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Crimewatch Live: Series 10: Episode 28

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Episode 28

Series 10

BBC One - Crimewatch Live, Series 10, Episode 28

Rav Wilding and Michelle Ackerley are live, asking for your help with unsolved cases.

Michelle Ackerley discovers how West Midlands police are using drones to search crime scenes and patrol the skies at major events. Rav Wilding has more appeals and CCTV.

The Crimewatch Roadshow Live team needs 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 West Midlands, where police demonstrate how they’re using drone technology to keep crowds safe at football matches, search crime scenes and track down missing people. There’s also an appeal to find the man responsible for a brutal attack in a park.  

Rav Wilding will be asking viewers for help to solve crimes featured in dramatic reconstructions, identify criminals caught on CCTV and track down Wanted Faces. Michelle will be travelling across the country and going behind the scenes with police forces as they reveal how they’re taking on the crooks. 



Crimewatch Live: Series 10

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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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