Archive for the ‘harassment’ Category
By Dawn in Crime, Debugging - Electronic Countermeasures, Electronic Fraud, Electronic Theft, Hacking, harassment, Investigations, MSI Detective Services, Private Investigator, Safety, Security, stalking, Violence at October 18th, 2011 |
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Cyberstalking is increasingly becoming a common crime in today’s world of the use of the internet. Conducting an investigation into this type of crime may be new to many investigators and law enforcement. Here are some steps to follow to assist investigators, law enforcement or you – if you are a victim of this type of crime – as you will need to know what type of information to document to assist in tracking down the perpetrator. This form of harassment should be taken as seriously as any other crime.
The Preliminary Investigation
After the law enforcement officer or investigator determines this is indeed a cyberstalking case, he or she should initiate a preliminary criminal investigation. It is important to obtain from the complainant a detailed description of the harassing behavior, including any personal contacts, such as telephone calls or being followed. Read the full article »
Tags: criminal investigation, cyberstalking, electronic countermeasures, fact-finding, hacking, information gathering, police, stalking, Violence
By Dawn in Crime, gps tracker, harassment, Home Security, MSI Detective Services, Safety, Security, Violence at September 13th, 2011 |
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Young women face the highest rates of dating violence and sexual assault. Nineteen percent of women (nearly 1 in 5) report experiencing sexual assault while in college. Many of these assaults occur when the offender, often an acquaintance, has targeted and isolated a young woman in vulnerable circumstances. Dating violence also disproportionately affects young women in this demographic. Young people turn to each other for help more often than they turn to parents, but most don’t know how to intervene if a friend needs help. Moreover, sixty percent of college students who have been in an abusive relationship say no one helped them. Websites, hotlines and resources are available for those who have experienced or are currently experiencing violence and abuse. Read the full article »
Tags: MSI Detective Services, Myers Investigative Services, Safety, Security, Violence
By admin in Chicago, court cases, eavesdropping, harassment at August 26th, 2011 |
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Tiawanda Moore discretely turned on her BlackBerry recorder as two Chicago police internal affairs investigators were trying to talk her into dropping her sexual harassment complaint against a patrol officer.
Moore claimed that the patrol officer who answered the domestic disturbance call at her home had fondled her and given her his personal phone number.
She hoped to use her recording to prove that two other officers were trying to persuade her to drop her complaint, but instead, her recording had her charged with illegal eavesdropping.
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Tags: Chicago, eavesdropping laws, police
By admin in harassment, Wanted at July 29th, 2011 |
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29-year-old Victor Burgos still had his Facebook page open when a task force of U.S. marshals and NYPD detectives arrived at his Brooklyn apartment. The man was placed under arrest and taken to Oneida County where he is facing charges related to domestic violence and harassment of his ex-girlfriend.
Before his arrest, Burgos posted messages via Facebook such as “Catch me if you can, I’m in Brooklyn,” and he even posted a video of him walking into an unidentified NYPD stationhouse.
There’s no explanation as to what Burgos’ motivation was and whether he genuinely believed that he could continue with his online antics without getting caught eventually. All Utica police sergeant Steve Hauck had to say about the incident is that “He told us via Facebook to come and get him and we did.”
Read More @ http://digitallife.today.com/_news/2011/07/29/7196600-fugitive-caught-after-taunting-cops-via-facebook
Tags: caught, Facebook
