Here are some videos that relate to the Stop Snitching Project: 

•  Louis Theroux- A British reporter look at the violence and snitching in Philadelphia.

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• Ofra Bikel, producer of the PBS Frontline documentary "Snitch," investigates how a fundamental shift in the country's anti-drug laws -- including federal mandatory minimum sentencing and conspiracy provisions--has bred a culture of snitching that is in many cases rewarding the guiltiest and punishing the less guilty.

• Witness, Chante Wright, was gunned down less than 7 hours after returning home to Philadelphia to visit gravely ill grandmother after being placed in Federal Witness Protection Program.

Channel 6 Philadelphia News Clip - Chante Wright Murder

•  Famous Hip-hop rapper, Cam’ron, tells reporter Anderson Cooper why he will never snitch during CBS interview.   

(CBS News) Eye To Eye: Cam'ron

• Video of the article "No-snitching code may be hindering missing teen case" that was in Other Snitching Articles

No-snitching code may be hindering missing teen case

• 50 Cent talks about his views on snitching

50 Cent talks to AllHiphop.com about snitching

• The interrogation of a young boy, Michael Crow, over the murder of his sister yields a false confession and much controversy.

Youtube - Interrogation or Child Abuse?

• "Flip your kid's mattress and find those weapons!" "Ditch the 'no snitch' attitude!" Those were some of the messages parents are trying to rally around after a violent weekend in Chester, PA.

Parents Rally to Quell Violence After Teen Party Deaths

• Animated series, The Boondocks, created by Aaron McGruder based on his comic strip of the same name. The series is a social satire of American culture and race relations revolving around the lives of the Freeman Family. This episode describes the widely held disposition of African-Americans to not snitch and how the Stop Snitching campaign has pervaded rap culture.

The Boondocks: Thank You for Not Snitching