Crimewatch (SG)

Watch the meticulous officers from the Criminal Investigation Department at work to arrest the culprit responsible for the murder of an Indian prostitute at a hotel in less than 24 hours plus an exclusive interview with Dr George Paul, the forensic pathologist! Wipe-out vice activities This segment showcases the officers of the Crime Control Unit of Central Police Division in action during anti-vice operations and warning against hotel operators not to allow such activities.

The foul smell of a highly decomposed body, in a flat at Indus Road, which went undetected for ten days, finally led to its discovery. Watch how the officers from the Criminal Investigation Department solved this brutal murder in less than 26 hours, with the cooperation from the Royal Malaysian Police. Appeal for witnesses - "Murder at Marina Boulevard" Police would like to appeal for witnesses on a murder case happened on 18 November 2010. The body of a 36-year-old foreign worker from China was found dead on a bench at Marina Boulevard.

See how police officers tracked down a serial carjacker who targeted lone female drivers. "A Fresh Start" - A 16-year-old rebellious school boy unwittingly joined a secret society and was identified by the school as a "youth at-risk". He was subsequently put in touch with the police. Watch how the police helped the teenager to turn over a new leaf.

In this episode of Crimewatch, we see how the police tracked down a serial scammer, who cheated more than 20 victims by claiming that she could sell original iphones and iPods to them at below market-prices. "Theft of Iphone" See how the officers from the Central Police Division tracked down the culprit involved in a case of theft of iphone, using a free application. "Find My Phone Application" Everyday there are missing or theft of smartphone reported. Let MediaCorp Artiste, Joanne Peh, offer you some tips on how to track your smartphone, via various applications, should you lose it.

"Human Trafficking" In this episode of Crimewatch, we see how the police tracked down a human trafficking syndicate with the assistance of two prostitutes. "Counterfeit Notes" See how the officers from the Commercial Affairs Department hunted down a counterfeit syndicate and how you can detect a counterfeit note.

"Door Step Molester" In this episode of Crimewatch, we see how the police tracked down a serial molester who attacked his victims at their door step. "House-breaking" In this segment, see how the police apprehended a burglar who made her teenage daughter assist her in the offence.

"Knife Wielding Robbers" In this episode of CrimeWatch, see how the Police arrested a group of armed teens responsible for robbing convenience stores. "Unlicensed Moneylender" In this segment, two repentant ex-offenders share their stories and advise others not to help unlicensed moneylenders by opening bank accounts to facilitate their illegal activities.

"Goldsmith break-in" In this episode of CrimeWatch, see how the Police tracked down and arrested the person responsible for stealing half a million dollars worth of gold from a Goldsmith Shop in Chinatown! "Charm and Spike" Don't be deceived by anyone's charming appearance. In this segment, see how an unrepentant and recalcitrant offender hunted down his target, charmed them and served them with drinks spiked with a sedative. Learn tips on how not to fall prey and become the next "spike" victim.

In this episode of CrimeWatch, witness how a small misunderstanding caused a gang fight which resulted in serious injuries suffered by one of the members. Don't be tempted by fast and easy cash. Watch how two young men, who couldn't resist the temptation, were exploited by loansharks and ended up, spending their youth, behind bars. The Police, together with various agencies, have organised activities for youths to participate during their December school holiday.This episode is rated PG-Violence. Hosted by DSP Teo Zi-Ming.

"Million dollar container theft" In this episode of CrimeWatch, see how the Police tracked down a syndicate responsible for stealing a container carrying a million dollars' worth of branded cosmetic products within 3 days after the police report was filed. "Kidnap" phone scam In the next segment, a pair of vigilant OCBC bank officers saved an elderly lady from becoming a victim of a "kidnapping" phone scam. Learn tips on how not to fall prey and become the next "kidnapping phone scam" victim.