Factual

Fremantle has announced a new wave of international sales for hit law-enforcement series POLICE 24/7, as the factual franchise continues to build momentum with audiences and broadcasters around the world.

In the U.S., REELZ has acquired seasons one and two of the high-impact police series in a new second-window deal, while Sky in the UK has renewed the series for a third season following strong performance on Sky Crime. The latest agreements add to a growing international footprint that now includes the U.S., UK, Australia, New Zealand, Spain, Portugal, The Netherlands,, Belgium, Scandinavia, Lithuania, the Middle East, and Africa.

Since launching on CW in the United States, POLICE 24/7 has grown to become the #1 original unscripted series of the 2025/2026 season to date, with the network renewing the series for a fourth season.

On Sky Crime, in the UK, following a very strong December 2025 launch, Sky UK has now acquired a third season of Police 24/7, which is set to premiere this October on Sky Witness.

With unprecedented access to law-enforcement agencies across the United States, POLICE 24/7 puts viewers on the front line of policing as it happens. Each episode moves across multiple jurisdictions and stories — from routine traffic stops and domestic calls to high-speed pursuits, armed stand-offs and major incidents — creating a fast-moving, immersive portrait of American policing in real time.

Kyle Harris, Vice President of Acquisitions, Fremantle said: “POLICE 24/7 has quickly established itself as a highly repeatable, high-volume factual franchise with broad audience appeal. Its performance in both the U.S. and UK, combined with growing demand from buyers across multiple territories, demonstrates the strength of the series and its ability to travel. We’re excited to continue building the franchise with all partners around the world.”

POLICE 24/7 is a CW Original Series produced by SallyAnn Salsano’s Mulholand Media. Fremantle handles global distribution rights for the series, outside of the US.