Channel 4 has ignited excitement among fans of 24 Hours in Police Custody after sharing a cryptic social media post about the show's future. The documentary series, which has aired since 2014, offers an unfiltered look at real police investigations, following cases from emergency calls to their conclusions.
Cryptic post sparks fan frenzy
The official Channel 4 Documentaries Facebook page posted a screenshot of a pending request to join a dedicated fan group, with the caption: "Let us in and we'll fess up about new episodes." The post prompted a wave of reactions, with one fan writing: "Stop airing the old ones with 'new' in the title and it might get considered." Another called it "Channel 4 best series," while a third joked: "They'll just answer any questions with a no comment."
No official announcement yet
No firm recommission has been confirmed, but the tease has fueled speculation. The show's synopsis describes it as "the landmark documentary series that captures real life drama at its most intense, following police detectives around the clock as they investigate major crimes." Recent repeat airings have not satisfied viewers, with one asking: "When will there be a new episode?"
Fans demand fresh content
On IMDb, a reviewer called it a "real hidden gem," while another praised it as "Gripping, unpredictable, shocking. A fantastic insight into the Police in Beds/Cambs. Unmissable TV." The passionate fanbase continues to pressure Channel 4 for new episodes. 24 Hours in Police Custody can be streamed on Channel 4 online.
