Panorama - S54E28: When Cops Kill
Graeme McLagan investigates new scientific evidence revealing how, in split-second life-and-death situations, even the most highly trained officers can get things wrong - with tragic results.
All Episodes - Season 54
01Get a lifeJan 29, 200602Herceptin: Wanting the Wonder DrugFeb 02, 200603The National Homes SwindleMar 05, 200604Stockwell: Countdown to KillingMar 08, 200605Tony Blair's Long GoodbyeMar 12, 200606Bringing Our Boys Home?Mar 19, 200607The NHS Blame GameMar 26, 200608The Hospital That Failed WomenApr 02, 200609Must Have Own TeethApr 09, 200610A Good Time to Say GoodbyeMay 10, 200611Labour's Foreign Criminal CrisisMay 14, 200612Fingerprints in the DockMay 21, 200613Climate Chaos: Bush's Climate of FearJun 04, 200614The Beautiful Bung: Corruption and the World CupJun 11, 200615Right Time for a Baby?Jun 18, 200616Rape on TrialJun 25, 200617The Money Trap: How the Banks Lure You Into DebtJul 02, 200618Do You Want to Be a Millionaire?Jul 16, 200619The National Homes Swindle: A Growing ScandalJul 23, 200620Faith, Hate and CharityJul 30, 200621HooligansAug 02, 200622Whose Water Is It Anyway?Aug 06, 200623Jill Dando's Murder: The New EvidenceSep 05, 200624Undercover: Football's Dirty SecretsSep 19, 200625Has It Got to Be Gordon?Sep 24, 200626Sex Crimes and the VaticanOct 01, 200627The Price of BloodOct 08, 200628When Cops KillOct 15, 200629The High Price of GasNov 05, 200630The Nuclear Wal-MartNov 12, 200631Exposed: The Bail Hostel ScandalNov 14, 200632Booze - What Every Teenager Needs to KnowNov 19, 200633Online Gambling - Britain's New ObsessionNov 26, 2006343 Commando: Hunting the TalebanDec 03, 200635My Fake Passports and MeDec 04, 200636What Happened Next?Dec 10, 2006
Panorama S54E28 Synopsis
Panorama "When Cops Kill" is part of the 1337x catalog. Originally aired on 2006-10-15, this episode is part of Season 54 of Panorama. As part of this Documentary and News series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Graeme McLagan investigates new scientific evidence revealing how, in split-second life-and-death situations, even the most highly trained officers can get things wrong - with tragic results.
