To catch a thief, use a thief. That axiom is especially true in busting drug dealers. Use a drug user to bring down a dealer. Cast a minnow to hook the big fish.

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Security Company in Court Following Allegations of Illegal Activities. The activities of Provision Security Ltd will be under scrutiny at the Christchurch Distric Court this Friday following a complaint to the Registrar of Private Investigators and Security Guards that the company was acting illegally whilst operating on Mt. Augustus near Solid Energy’s Stockton open cast coal mine.

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The Hague - The Dutch Public Prosecutors Office has launched an investigation into the role of ordinary citizens in criminal investigations.

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Police yesterday arrested two private investigators, Rafi Pridan and Aviv Mor, on suspicion of illegally wiretapping several people in an effort to gather information about Strategic Affairs Minister Avigdor Lieberman and businessman Michael Chernoy.

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WHEELING - A saga that already involves a made-up doctor now includes a missing physician.

On Oct. 24, CSX Transportation filed federal court papers in Wheeling seeking an extension to serve papers on Bridgeport radiologist Dr. Ray Harron.
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Sure, people cheat in sports. In baseball they steal signals. In football they bring in a guy for a week, someone who was just cut by the team they’re going to play, pump him for information and let him go on Monday. They’ll even plant spies at each other’s practices.
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A Ferndale man accused of installing a surveillance camera in the bedroom of a married couple who live next door was ordered Thursday to stand trial on felony home invasion and eavesdropping charges.
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The Brooklyn district attorney’s office said Thursday that Operation Crown Strike in Brooklyn has ended with the arrest of 15 people allegedly involved in a drug ring.

The D.A. and NYPD say they found several gangs dealing drugs in different areas of Crown Heights.

Officers made the arrests after executing several search warrants last week.

Video, shot by police, shows an alleged dealer scooping cocaine to be packaged.

“The case was particularly difficult because the individuals were enormously sophisticated in their operation – they used counter-surveillance techniques,” said Suzanne Corhan, chief of the district attorney’s Major Narcotics Investigations Bureau. “They used methods to avoid traditional law enforcement detection. In fact, they had crude booby traps in some of the locations.”

Surveillance systems take on a new look with a technology developed by researchers at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

The Laser-Based Item Monitoring System balances the need for high-resolution monitoring and personal safety with respect for confidentiality and personal privacy. This is especially important today with heightened emphasis on security and privacy and is possible because the system does not use video.

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