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Police investigate child porn computer game
News Police in New Zealand are searching for the distributors of a child's computer game sold with links to child porn sites. According to reports police have pinpointed the city where the game was made but are not releasing details.
[January 2, 2001, 12:30]
Police use text messages to tackle crime
News Police forces in central Birmingham have today launched a text message alert system that will be used to crack down on commercial crime in the city area. which will allow them to receive SMS police alerts about incidents that may be happening in...
[September 11, 2001, 17:19]
Police e-crime unit set for gov't go-ahead
News The UK's proposed central e-crime police unit is close to securing the necessary government funding to make it a reality, according to one of the architects of the project. Speaking at the Infosecurity Europe show in London, the Metropolitan Police...
[April 28, 2008, 8:24]
Police 'misusing national computer'
Talkback a police officer looked me and 2 other poeple up he was just fined i think he should have been sacked he is back at work he can do it agin can anyone help
[January 30, 2006, 11:44]
Police force's Facebook app raises privacy concerns
News Last week, Greater Manchester Police became the first UK police force to establish a presence on Facebook. Greater Manchester Police established an application called GMP Updates on Facebook, providing users with crime news, appeals and missing...
[April 21, 2008, 15:13]
Police secure records with Baltimore encryption
News The Metropolitan police are to apply new encryption protection to their network after signing a deal with Irish computer security company Baltimore Technologies. The Met -- Britain's largest police force -- will use Baltimore's UniCERT Public Key...
[April 25, 2001, 14:41]
Police expert calls for open-source data tools
News Police data systems should be based on open-source software, according to a senior member of the Association of Chief Police Officers. Currently police forces use a patchwork of proprietary and open source systems.
[June 23, 2009, 16:45]
Police 'misusing national computer'
News Misuse of the Police National Computer (PNC) by officers is undermining public confidence in the police's ability to handle data, according to the deputy chair of the police complaints commission. Speaking on 15 July, 2004, John Wadham said that...
[July 16, 2004, 12:00]
Police Cruiser
Downloads Police Cruiser is a PalmOS program that allows an officer to log tag numbers of passing vehicles. When a same tag number is entered again, Police Cruiser determines if the tag has passed more than the allowed number of times within a specified time...
[November 12, 2002, 12:36]
U.K. Police Force Uses Dell Server and Storage Solutions for New Crime Fighting Applications
White Papers To collate and access the data that tackles law breakers, police authorities rely on network applications. West Yorkshire Police needed to rethink its existing IT infrastructure to deliver new policing solutions, such as a storage-intensive vehicle...
[November 8, 2008, 0:01]
Police Scanner
Downloads Police Scanner is the perfect application for people who love to listen in to police scanner frequencies. Police Scanner allows users to select from nearby streams or from feeds around the world. Police Scanner is useful for On Call volunteer fire...
[May 29, 2009, 5:18]
Police told: Resign to join SOCA
Blog Word reaches us at Infosec of unrest among police about the Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA). To join SOCA, which effectively supplants the National High Tech Crime Unit, it appears that police have to resign and become civil servants working...
[April 24, 2007, 15:12]
Police to stop looking for HMRC CDs
Blog Comment maybe its costing the police too much time and money. lol, nice way to put it! They showed you how serious they thought this was when the Senior official who resigned over the issue was re-hired just 13 days later in another government department...
[December 14, 2007, 22:12]
Police Use Hi-Tech Wireless Messaging to Cut Commercial Crime
White Papers West Midlands Police has launched a new wireless text messaging initiative, called PINS - The Partnership Information Networking System - designed to combat commercial crime in the City of Birmingham.
[March 9, 2009, 0:24]
Police to sell off missing goods online
News Police forces around the UK plan to put stolen goods on a Web site where they can be reclaimed by a rightful owner or auctioned off to the highest bidder. Just months after a controversial site was launched allowing thieves to sell back stolen...
[November 21, 2000, 16:12]
Police: We're overwhelmed by e-crime
News The Metropolitan Police have warned that the UK's local police forces "can no longer cope" with e-crime, and have called for a national unit to be set up to address the problem. This national e-crime unit would act as a central co-ordination point...
[January 25, 2007, 15:57]
Police raid Napster users
News Belgian police have been raiding the homes of suspected Napster users since December 2000, the Belgian authorities admit Friday. ZDNet Belgium reported Thursday that the Belgian arm of the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI...
[February 16, 2001, 10:10]
News Burst: Police face pirated software checks
News Britain's police stations will be checked for pirated software following the discovery that some forces have been using counterfeit Microsoft products, the government announced Monday. Four individuals were arrested and subsequently released...
[December 19, 2000, 8:19]
Police target chatrooms in latest paedophile arrests
News British police arrested more than 70 people and seized computer equipment on Wednesday morning in what is thought to be the UK's largest-ever crackdown on Internet paedophiles. Thirty-four police forces across the UK took part in the operation...
[April 24, 2002, 11:23]
Friday: Police states
Blog In the event of natural disaster or terrorism, the Civil Contingencies Bill shows the way: airlines, water, electricity, gas, telephones and other important national systems will come under police control.
[June 20, 2003, 17:11]
