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Police press gang problem pooches
BBC News, UK - Dog owners who are struggling to cope with their pets are being asked to hand them over to police. Cumbria Police are appealing for unwanted and badly … |
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Public and police are finally taking online crime seriously
Times Online, UK - Around the same time, in August, the influential House of Lords Science and Technology Committee published a report on internet crime. … |
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Public and police are finally taking online crime seriously
Times Online, UK - When he was questioned by the police he admitted to using the homeowner's broadband without permission. He was arrested and the case was passed to the … |
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Exhaust Pipe vs. Crack Pipe: Which Causes More Crime?
Environmental Graffiti, UK - According to Jessica Wolpaw Reyes, an economist at Amherst College, phasing out leaded gasoline in the United States resulted in a steady drop in crime. … |
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Man arrested for linking to pirated content – but what's the crime?
Out-Law.com, UK - A man was arrested in England last week for allegedly running a website that linked to unauthorised copies of TV shows and movies on the web. … UK man arrested for publishing web links |
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Taskforce to target organised crime
Midloothian Today, UK - Crimelords have been warned that a new body targeting organised crime is to clear them off the streets. Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill chaired the first … |
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Hate crime victims sought
Dorset Echo, UK - PEOPLE are being sought who have experience working with victims of domestic violence and others who have suffered 'hate crime'. … |
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BBC to slash crime coverage as axe falls on 500 jobs
Daily Mail, UK - BBC News is to cut coverage of crime stories as part of its cost-saving plans, it has emerged. Up to 490 jobs are to go in the department as the TV, … |
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Police call for uber-CCTV network
Register, UK - … for pro-active or quick-reactive capability, but often enough don't even have access to the police radio net - they have to phone up like everyone else. … |
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Symantec: Security reporting chain is broken
ZDNet UK, UK - Speaking at the 2007 Parliament and the Internet Conference in Westminster on Thursday, Symantec's European director of security practice, William Beer, … |