999: What's Your Emergency?

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Season 4
Expired
In Wiltshire, offenses committed by women have risen by 63% in the last 5 years. What's driving this female crimewave?
In the early hours of the morning a stabbing has occured which has left one victim dead the other with serious wounds and a killer on the loose. Will the crime team be able to track him down?
Just 5% of families in the UK account for half of all arrests. Wiltshire Police repeatedly deal with one particular family who are responsible for theft, assaults, joyriding and public disorder.
Police are called to assist a mother whose autistic son is attacking her. A man with Asperger's is brought in after making hoax calls, and police investigate a suspicious man peering into houses.
With violent crime on the increase, an officer is down as massive brawl has broken out at a local club. Meanwhile, five units have been dispatched in pursuit of a dangrous suspect armed with a sword.
Exploring the link between poverty and rising crime, a frightened 14-year-old schoolgirl reports a break-in at her home. Also, a shoplifter admits he's been driven to extreme measures to survive.
A quick-thinking young boy helps in a situation where his mum loses her memory whilst driving. Also, a rookie emergency operator deals with the trauma of a caller confessing to murdering an intruder.
With unbearable waiting times, crews help a schoolgirl whose life is threatened by anaphylactic shock, a woman who's been badly cut in a pub fight, and an elderly women who has fractured her hip.
A man has chopped into his foot with an axe while cutting firewood. A two-vehicle collision has split one of the cars in half, and emergency personnel deal with a fatal street-sweeper accident.
With the increasing use of cannabis affecting society, a young man's sloppy marijuana fuelled driving attracts the police's attention, while cases of dealing and threatening behaviour are investigated.
As they deal with lonely people, Emergency Services help a 71-yr-old who has fallen from her bed and is unable to get up, and another women is arrested for being drunk and disorderly in a public place.
This episode joins Wiltshire's police officers as they deal with young men driving dangerously and tackle the resurgence of joyriding - with some drivers as young as 14.
This episode explores the impact of mother-son relationships that break down, and the deadly toll that can arise from these situations.
From zero-hours contracts to long working hours, this episode explores how the emergency services deal with issues arising from rising levels of stress and anxiety in the workplace.
With mental health support services across the UK being cut, this episode meets police call handlers and paramedics who find themselves trying to help people who have severe mental health needs.
With over 300 people losing their homes every day, the number of people sleeping rough in the UK has doubled in six years. This episode explores the impact of homelessness on Wiltshire Police.
How much freedom should parents give young children? A three-year-old boy is found wandering the streets at night and a mum discovers her eight-year-old has been playing in woods used by drug users.
Following criminalisation of once legal highs, crack and heroin are on the up and users and dealers are getting younger as organised gangs flood small local communities with drugs.
In Wiltshire more and more young people are challenging the police's authority. With over 88,000 under-18s arrested in the UK in 2016, are young people being given too many chances or not enough?
This episode explores how the emergency services cope with issues involving elderly people, from traffic accidents to the cruel effects of dementia.
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