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For many years, the criminal justice community has relied on latent fingerprints to identify perpetrators of crimes. More recently, advancements in technology have allowed palm prints to also be used ...
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Human trafficking is the second-largest criminal enterprise in the world, with an estimated industry of $150 billion. The victims transcend age, race, and various social classes, and the perpetrators ...
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During this unprecedented time of COVID-19 and the call for law enforcement reforms, labor trafficking may be considered as a low priority for many agencies. Unfortunately, in this same environment of...
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The biggest human trafficking case in Utah history did not look like what anyone would have expected. As human trafficking awareness has risen across the United States and the globe, there are still b...
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Rapid identification solutions have been on the market and playing a growing role in law enforcement for a decade or more. Although they’re widely used at police stations and central booking facilit...
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Human traffickers prey on some of the most vulnerable members of society, exploiting them for compelled labor, services, or commercial sex, often through invisible schemes of psychological coercion t...
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Human trafficking is a global security threat that threatens the safety of communities. It is a massive criminal industry fronted by fraudulent businesses built on the slave labor of victims we pass e...
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There’s no question that insurance is a confounding subject for most members of the public—and, unfortunately, that makes it an area ripe for fraud and other criminal exploitation. In North Caroli...
