Through interviews with sex workers, Regina Smith, a rookie cop with the Dallas Police Department, gathered intel that led to the arrest and conviction of Charles Albright in 1991.

Law enforcement agencies are ramping up use of artificial intelligence to help solve crimes, but experts warn the technology is still in its infancy and should only be used to augment traditional investigative methods.

Retired detective Kim Mager reflects on her dangerous 33-hour interrogation of Ohio serial killer Shawn Grate, whose confessions shocked her town.

Eighty percent of stalking victims in 2019 experienced stalking with technology, which is also known as cyberstalking. How can changes in legislation, law enforcement training and additional support better aid these victims?

Richard Rogers preyed on gay men he met in bars and clubs, dismembering them and leaving body parts in trash bags strewn alongside roads in three states.

Bessie Blount Griffin invented an automatic feeder for patients without limbs. She later became a forensic handwriting analyst.

SVU detectives are trained and equipped to handle cases involving sexual assault, abuse and interpersonal violence. Hear from one detective what it's like working a real-life SVU.

We speak with Christopher Kuvlesky, an agent with the Investigative Services Branch (ISB) of the National Park System about what it's like investigating violent crimes within our vast national parks.

For six seasons and counting, A&E's '60 Days In' has given TV viewers a unique look into jails across the country, by pointing the cameras on undercover inmates for two-month stretches. Read how the show has helped spur change at some of these facilities.

A&E True Crime interviews Sheriff Pettway about his road to working in law enforcement, what his childhood was like and what's been happening with the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office."