Cameras follow as Tommy Robinson, the founder of English Defence League, is held in Luton police station, following a vicious assault on a Muslim man. Policing tensions between extremist groups in one of the most ethnically and religiously diverse towns in the UK is a daily challenge for Bedfordshire police.

Two lives change in a heartbeat after a single punch fells a man outside a nightclub. The blow kills the victim and the police arrest the attacker. Cameras follow every twist and turn as police from the Major Crime Unit try to disentangle what really happened.

Luton faces a rash of armed robberies. The crimes have one thing in common - the victims have undergone the trauma of being violently robbed at knife point. Without good CCTV images to positively identify the two dangerous suspects who remain at large, the police are forced to fall back on some old fashioned detective skills. This investigation has all the hallmarks of a police crime drama, but it is for real.

When does a row at home become a case of domestic violence? This is the tricky question the police face as they are called to intervene in the many domestic dramas that happen night and day behind closed doors in Bedfordshire. The force has seen a surge in the number of incidents of domestic abuse being reported to them, to over 200 a week.

A man is on the run from Operation Bosun, Bedfordshire's specialist unit who tackle gun crime. Police believe that the wanted man is lying low for the moment, but remains armed and dangerous. Gun crime is a force priority - in just six months Bedfordshire Police have dealt with dozens of reports of weapons being discharged and have seized 23 firearms.

As Luton takes to the streets to celebrate it's annual May carnival, a man seizes his opportunity to enter a house and sexually assault two young children. Police begin a desperate search through thousands of hours of CCTV to try to identify the offender who has melted into the crowds. They are determined to find and arrest him before he can strike again.