A 76-year-old married grandfather is arrested for having sexually assaulted a boy for years during the 1970s, when the victim was seven. He denied the crimes whilst being interviewed by the police, but later pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual activity with a child. He was sentenced to six years imprisonment.

In a crowded pub in September 2015, a man is knocked out and his skull is fractured when he is hit by another man. The victim is on the floor for 30 minutes before someone phones the police. When they arrive, the many witnesses refuse to tell the police what happened. The attacker initially denies it, but after photographic evidence is presented to him by the police, he admits it was him. He is charged with GBH, but the charge is reduced to ABH, after it was discovered that the victim had been involved in a fight on the same night and therefore his injuries may not have been inflicted solely by the accused. He is convicted of ABH; he receives a 12 month community order and is ordered to do 120 hours community service.

A care worker is accused of stealing a golden bracelet from the elderly woman she is caring for. The police recovered the bracelet from Cash Converters and returned it to the victim. She was convicted of theft, fined and given 40 hours community service.

A man who was on the run hands himself into the police - they charge him with GBH or having hit a man in the street, fracturing his jaw. He was convicted of GBH and sentenced to 12 months imprisonment.

The police receive a phone call to say that an old man has been beaten by other men. They find the victim badly beaten, and he is taken to hospital, where he is found to be suffering a bleed on the brain. He had been chatting online with someone he thought was a 13-year-old girl, but was actually a vigilante paedophile hunter. The victim had previously been convicted of sexual offences, which had been posted online. An online video is found of the victim being confronted by the man who lured him there, before several other people join. They throw eggs at the victim and hit him. He had previously been targeted by vigilantes when he lived in Yorkshire. The victim is discharged from hospital and police find him a hotel for him to stay at for the night. He is sent to prison for two-and-a-half years for facilitating a sexual offence against a child. No-one is charged in relation to him having been attacked.

A 24-year-old woman is raped at knifepoint by a youth in Peterborough. The DNA from the attacker's semen does not match anyone on the database. A 15-year-old boy is arrested, who says that she is a prostitute who made a false accusation of rape because he did not pay her after she fellated him. He is deemed mentally unfit to stand trial. A jury concludes he committed the crime as well as a sexual assault and robbery that took place a week later. He was awaiting a possible hospital order at the time the episode aired.

Bedfordshire Police's Internet Child abuse Investigation Team investigate a man who has 117 indecent images of children on his computer. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 12 months imprisonment, suspended.

On 21 January 2018 in The Mall, a fight occurs between three youths with weapons. During the fight, one stabs the other two. Both are hospitalised, as the attacker escapes uninjured. He is arrested and questioned, as are the two others after they are discharged from hospital. All three refuse to talk to police and are charged. The three are all convicted of crimes in relation to the fight and are imprisoned.