Police Interceptors Remains in Production, and Two New Series Are Commissioned for 2019 and 2020

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Police Interceptors Remains in Production, and Two New Series Are Commissioned for 2019 and 2020 2019 catalogue Original Broadcaster Join Britain’s elite police POLICE Channel 5 officers on the front line of the fight against INTERCEPTORS crime Each episode follows the hand-picked, highly trained officers tasked with tackling crime in all its forms. From car chases to drug busts, combating crime has never looked so exciting. Police Interceptors remains in production, and two new series are commissioned for 2019 and 2020. Series spin-offs and specials are also available. “In the absence of Only Fools and Horses on BBC on Christmas Day I will mainly be watching this. Love those boys @Interceptors TV” John Challis 6 x 60’ 10 x 60’ HD 12 x 60’ 10 x 60’ HD 15 x 60’ HD 12 x 60’ HD 18 x 60’ HD 9 x 60’ HD Typically HD 13 x 60’ HD 1.4m viewers, 10 x 60’ 9.8% audience 10 x 60’ HD 10 x 60’ HD share during 10 x 60’ HD 15 x 60’ HD primetime 10 x 60’ HD in production HD 11 x 60’ HD in production HD These Police Interceptors spin-offs put hard man POLICE INTERCEPTORS: Original Broadcaster Vinnie Jones in the front 5Spike seat with Britain’s elite coppers as they chase TAKEDOWN / UNLEASHED down lawbreakers and career criminals These spin-off series follow movie hard man Vinnie Jones as he gets up close and personal with two police forces battling crime on Britian’s streets. Vinnie rides along with the law enforcers who wage war against crime using high performance patrol cars, choppers and dogs, as well as their advanced training in high-speed pursuits and fire- arms. Embedded with these elite cops, Vinnie has unpar- alleled access to a world where lawlessness and the fight to make Britain’s streets safer is a part of everyday life. “I’m so happy Vinnie Jones is the presenter for Police Interceptors!” Sssssophd Highest rated show during the channel launch 10 x 30’ HD of 10 x 60’ HD THE MURDER OF THE DETECTIVES: SADIE HARTLEY INSIDE THE MAJOR CRIMES TEAM • 3.43m viewers during premiere Investigating crime scenes, “astonishing TV and • 19% audience share during “the standout home arresting dangerous criminals, primetime building the case for prosecution more jaw-dropping grown true crime strand – this series follows every step than any fiction” of recent years” This award-winning documentary tells the This three-part factual documentary series gripping story of how detectives solved a follows how detectives tackle serious crimes, truly vicious and disturbing murder. such as armed robbery, rape and murder – from the first call, to the crime scene, to The shocking discovery of the crime scene prosecution. and the detailed investigation of the facts Original Broadcaster as they are revealed by the detectives make Original Broadcaster Cameras follow detectives closely as they ITV1 for absorbing viewing. ITV1 gather intelligence, build evidence, and interview witnesses in an attempt to identify, track down and prosecute the perpetrators 1 x 90’ HD 3 x 60’ HD of major crimes. AM I A MURDERER? UNDERCOVER COPPERS: DRUGS BUST What happens if the police A compelling look into the “A real-life murder won’t accept a confession to 1 million viewers clandestine world of murder? This is the bizarre case undercover cops and how mystery certain to of Janet Holt. during primetime they have executed some of intrigue.” Europe’s biggest drugs busts Did Janet murder her business partner thirty years ago? His disappearance remains an As the country’s biggest criminal gangs work unsolved mystery. What truths can her to cover their tracks, British police are using memories reveal? covert surveillance operations to take them down. This film combines real surveillance Original Broadcaster This single-episode documentary explores Original Broadcaster footage, interviews with police and dramatic the fascinating true story of a woman reconstructions to reveal the investigations ITV1 pleading to be tried for a murder, the Channel 5 behind some of the largest illegal drugs memory of which she claims has been busts in the UK. 1 x 60’ HD suppressed for decades. 1 x 60’ HD THE BIG WORLD'S CRAZIEST FOOD RESCUE POLICE PURSUITS “I implore you all to put Tackling food poverty in Britain A cop’s-eye view of the “What an amazing on World’s Craziest Police charity, keep on doing with ten tons of donated food mayhem caused by dangerous Pursuits on Channel 5 drivers when they go beyond amazing work! right now. So many crime bad driving and become #amazing!” The Big Food Rescue follows the work of fugitives on the run Tracey2Nichols charities as they aim to save a fraction of the puns my face hurts...” 10 million tons of food wasted in Britain each Joe Tracini year and re-distribute it to communities. All the shocking footage of this fast-paced series was captured on the road by police Original Broadcaster The series follows the behind-the-scenes Original Broadcaster forces from all over the world. Dodging danger at every turn, the police risk life and limb to BBC One volunteers, trustees, paid workers and local Channel 5 groups, whose mission it is to change Britain’s bring these fast-driving criminals to justice at food habits. the end of high-octane chases. 5 x 45’ HD Format available 6 x 60’ AFGHAN ROAD WARS ARMY GIRLS “it spoke a real quiet Following the first female The cult classic continues The pioneering, action-packed truth, this insightful recruits in the Afghan National to attract loyal audiences series that gets up close and Army through twenty gruelling personal with coppers on the film...” weeks of training during primetime job This breakthrough series has become An access-driven documentary for Original Broadcaster Channel 4’s True Stories strand. extremely popular with Sky’s audiences, Sky1 airing across all of Sky’s UK platforms. In 2016 the Afghan National Army opened its doors to women for the first 6 x 60’ Featuring high speed pursuits, house raids Original Broadcaster time in the country’s history. This is the 20 x 60’ HD and takedowns on the street, every Channel 4 remarkable story of the women brave 6 x 60’ moment of excitement in the day-to-day 20 x 60’ HD work of the police is captured from the enough to become Afghanistan’s first 16 x 30’ female soldiers. front seat. The humorous, irreverent 18 x 60’ HD 1 x 60’ HD 16 x 30’ voiceover keeps audiences coming back for more. A&E ON THE ROAD NEIGHBOURHOOD BLUES Original Broadcaster Original Broadcaster Rights Available BBC One BBC One from Flame Distribution The West Midlands One of the most viewed Ambulance Service works programmes on the BBC across an area of 500 One Daytime schedule, square miles, looking after following special a population of nearly six neighbourhood teams, million people. combating anti-social behaviour in some of the With pressure on the NHS country’s most challenging at an all time high, A&E areas. On The Road tells the stories of not only the medical staff, but of the people they treat. 10 x 45’ HD HD 5 x 45’ HD TT BLUES COPS UK: BODYCAM SQUAD Original Broadcasters Original Broadcaster Rights Available BBC One Really / UK TV from DRG With over 40,000 motorcycle enthusiasts descending on the Isle With the help of the of Man for the world police force’s own high famous TT Races, safety quality body-worn becomes paramount as residents and cops work video cameras – the together to prepare the new ‘eyes’ of the law – island for the TT we witness, first hand, fortnight. crime being tackled and offenders being The neighbourhood brought to justice. police squad come together to tackle a cocktail of crashes and high speed chases, party crowds, drugs and all the excesses of the event whilst also ensuring that the races kick off on time. HD 2 x 60’ HD WINNER Nominee Nominee www.rawcutdistribution.com.
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