Crime & Violence
$3.2 million in stacks of one-hundred-dollar bills, seized from a transnational crime group.
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On September 9 through 18, 2009, a joint operation between Colombian and Mexican law enforcement—based on information developed by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)—ultimately yielde...
Terrorism
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State and local law enforcement officers are on the front lines of detecting operational planning and precursor activities related to terrorism. Many of these activities may be disguised as traditiona...
Crime & Violence
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Combating terrorism and organized crime invariably comes high on law enforcement priorities. Although it may not be well known, there is ample evidence to show a strong link between organized crime an...
Cybercrime
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In recent years, the topic of identity theft and the novel challenges associated with the crime have gained significant attention and prominence. The United States has generally been considered the co...
Technology
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Getting the required information to the right people at the right time is crucial for improving public safety and security, so everyone has an interest in information sharing....
Terrorism
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In early 2005 Dame Eliza had received approval for her decision to retire from the Security Service effective April 2007, after 33 years as an officer of the Security Service, the last 10 as either di...
Cybercrime
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The past two decades brought rapid advancement in technology and placed Internet access in the homes of most families in the United States as well as many homes in other countries, and digital connect...
Global Policing
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On June 18, the governor of the Brazilian state of Ceara, Lucio Gonçalo de Alcantara, opened the IACP's sixth major South American event hosted in Brazil in the past six years....