The people. The investigations. The consequences.
Explore the stories that leave a mark.
A larger case archive and a practical guide to UK prisons. Start with a sentence, follow the evidence, then understand what custody means.
From major murder trials to fraud and organised crime.
Explore the outcomes →02 / JAILED FOR LIFELife sentencesLife terms, minimum terms and whole life orders.
Read the cases →03 / THE COURT RECORDWomen jailedThe offences, the evidence and the sentences.
Explore the archive →04 / THE UK PRISON GUIDE144 prison profilesFacilities, regime, visits and support across all four nations.
Find a prison →Start with a film. Stay for the story behind it.
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FEATURED DOCUMENTARY / LIVERPOOLDarren and Danny Gee’s stories place family loyalty, imprisonment and the possibility of change in the same frame. This companion follows the documentary’s movement from Liverpool’s Grizedale estate to Darren’s later anti-violence message.
Criminal history, family connections and the stories beyond a reputation.
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Millwall’s football history is also a story about how a minority can shape a club’s public image. The documentary follows hooliganism, the memory of Luton in 1985, and efforts to rebuild trust through supporters and community work.
Manchester’s club economy forms the setting for this account of Dominic, Dessie and Damien Noonan. The documentary follows the connections between family organisation, nightclub security, criminal activity and the events that broke the brothers’ shared influence.
Lenny McLean’s public life crossed unlicensed boxing, door work, autobiography and cinema. This companion explores how those different forms of performance helped create “The Guv’nor”, and why a reputation needs to be read alongside a life.
Police footage paired with the evidence, case context and reported court outcome.
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A reported firearms incident, evidence recovered from a phone and three different sentencing outcomes. Follow the Gurnos investigation from the first accounts to the arrests and court result.
An early-morning drugs warrant in Peterborough led to a case involving heroin, crack cocaine, cannabis and phone evidence. Follow the raid, the different pleas and the eventual court outcome.
Each film covers its own case. The background montage above contains separate archive operations.
Explore connected stories across a city, then go deeper into a theme.
Discover all collectionsExplore Liverpool stories through the Gee family, the Fitzgibbons, the Bootle and Formby investigation and the Arobieke profile.
4 films
From south London to Kensal Green and Grahame Park, explore the city through its people, communities and criminal cases.
7 films
Watch the two-part Lyons and Daniels series, then explore connected Scottish profiles.
4 filmsFrom Liverpool to Manchester and Scotland, follow the family connections, rivalries and investigations at the heart of the archive.
7 FILMS02Criminal historyBiographical documentaries and local histories from across the Street Crime UK archive.
12 FILMS03Football & societyFootball, identity and the history of organised disorder.
2 FILMS04Prison & justicePrison life, custody and the consequences of criminal cases.
4 FILMS05Police investigationsFrom phone evidence to police footage: how investigations take shape.
6 FILMSSourced crime reports and sentencing outcomes, with timelines and case details.
Explore all reportsThe October 2026 sentence followed a jury finding that the attack was an attempted killing.
A Cardiff jury rejected a driving-only account after a car was deliberately used as a weapon.
A 2026 retrial ended with a murder conviction and a 12-year minimum term.
Follow a case timeline, compare footage with the reported evidence, and check what an older appeal actually establishes.
A practical way to separate incident dates, allegations, court decisions and publication dates, using worked examples from Street Crime UK reports.
Read the guideCompare a released police edit with its written account, separate visible actions from reported evidence and avoid filling the gaps in an edited sequence.
Read the guideKeep historical documentaries separate from current events, check dated police appeals at their original source and send a focused correction when the record changes.
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Crime leaves a mark on people, families and communities. Understanding a case means looking beyond the most dramatic moment.
Watch the documentaries. Read the case companions. Follow the investigations and the consequences.
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