EVELYN LIIVAMÄGI ⟩ Preventing crime is in the interest of society as a whole – we are far from total surveillance
Evelyn Liivamägi, Deputy Secretary General of the Ministry of Finance, expresses growing concerns about the fight against money laundering in a recent interview.
Police arrest three suspects, recover gun in Enugu
The Enugu Police have arrested three suspects during crime prevention operations, recovering a firearm and ammunition.
Reporting to learn gambling... Gwangju Teachers' Union says 'Inappropriate' Cyber Crime Prevention Unit for Youth
The Gwangju Teachers' Union expressed concerns over the city education office's youth cyber crime prevention initiative, citing potential human rights violations and risks of exposing students to cybercrime.
A special crime prevention operation was launched in the subway lines
A special crime prevention operation in Buenos Aires subway lines has deployed 1,000 uniformed police officers to enhance security.
Youth Gather as Amro, 18, Leads Night Football in Västerås
A weekly night football initiative in Västerås, Sweden, attracts local youth, aims to reduce crime, and is supported by local funds.
Strong warning from the UN: why artificial intelligence multiplies certain types of crime
The UN warns that online fraud is rapidly growing, partly fueled by advances in artificial intelligence, with many states unprepared to combat this lucrative crime for organized crime syndicates.
Geumcheon Police Provide Financial Support for Voice Phishing Victims and Reporters
The Geumcheon Police Station in Seoul is collaborating with local financial institutions to offer financial assistance to those affected by voice phishing.
Municipal Force begins operations in Rio this Sunday; understand how the new armed division of the GM will function
The new Municipal Force, the armed elite division of the Rio Municipal Guard, starts patrolling the city with 600 agents in high-crime areas.
More are receiving life imprisonment for murder
A significant increase in life sentences for murder has been observed in Sweden due to a law change in 2020.
SPIA: Government will expand monitoring to five more cities to reduce robberies in Piauí
The Piauí state government is expanding its AI-based surveillance system to five additional cities to combat crime effectively.
With FGR filter, Morena seeks to prevent criminals from infiltrating
Morena party has announced that all candidates for the 2027 elections will undergo a background check by the Attorney General's Office to ensure they have no ties to organized crime.
Launch of Organization Focused on Anti-Crime Evidence: Strengthening Collaboration between University Researchers and Police
A nationwide organization focusing on anti-crime measures through collaboration between university researchers and police will be launched in April.
Spring Break and Safe Housing: Houston County's Surveillance Proposal for Spring Vacations
Harris County officials in Houston are launching a residential surveillance program to protect homes while families are away during Spring Break.
First Meeting of the Public Forum on the Age of Criminal Minorities... Final Conclusion by Late April
A public forum has been established to discuss the age criteria for criminal minors in South Korea, signaling a shift toward a more comprehensive evaluation of juvenile justice that considers children’s rights and victim protection.
Princess Kako of the Takamado Family Delivers Speech in English at the Tokyo Rule of Law Forum
Princess Kako of the Takamado family spoke in English at the Tokyo Rule of Law Forum, emphasizing the importance of youth and community engagement in crime prevention.
Evelyn Salgado Pineda leads the ceremony for the destruction of 232 seized firearms
Governor Evelyn Salgado Pineda oversaw the destruction of 232 seized firearms as part of a commitment to peace-building in the state of Guerrero, Mexico.
Suspect of transmitting animal abuse online arrested by police in Fortaleza
A man was arrested in Fortaleza, Brazil, for allegedly broadcasting animal abuse online, following an investigation by São Paulo's Noad in collaboration with local authorities.
Police Launch Special Crackdown on 'Housing Price Collusion and Ticket Scalping' Crimes Affecting Livelihood Prices
The police in South Korea have initiated a special crackdown on crimes affecting livelihood prices, including housing price collusion and ticket scalping.
Eyes in the sky: drones change the way the police monitor and prevent crime on SP highways
The use of drones in highway patrol by the São Paulo Military Police enhances traffic monitoring and crime prevention during the summer season.
Social project to combat drugs had 100% of funds diverted on the same day of transfer, says police
A Brazilian police report reveals that a social project aimed at combating drug abuse in Palmas misappropriated all public funds intended for its operation shortly after the funds were transferred.
Fewer Assault Crimes in Sweden
Recent statistics from the Swedish Crime Prevention Council reveal a significant decrease in assault crimes and sexual offenses in Sweden, despite a rise in fraud cases.
Beloved summer city has made a tough decision
Naantali, a popular summer city in Finland, will be increasing surveillance with new cameras to enhance public safety and prevent crime.
Cheong Wa Dae Establishes National Safety Secretary Position, Appoints Lee Jong-won as Chief of Chungbuk Police
The South Korean government has announced the establishment of a National Safety Secretary position under the Office of Civil Affairs to enhance public safety and crime prevention.
Youth Transforming Mexico: The programs with which Sheinbaum seeks to 'save' youths from crime
Claudia Sheinbaum has launched new programs aimed at preventing youth crime through her initiative, Youth Transforming Mexico.
VIDEO: Suspicions of possible illegal acceptance of construction objects for use in Daugavpils
The Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau is investigating potential misuse of office by officials in the Daugavpils municipal planning and construction department.
Duksung Women's University President Shin Min-jae and Dobong Police Station Chief Yoon Chang-ki's meeting
Duksung Women's University President Shin Min-jae met with Dobong Police Chief Yoon Chang-ki to discuss collaboration on crime prevention and community safety.
650 police patrols and 130 crimes prevented from control room a week after Ministry of Interior intervention in Segura EP
A collaboration between Segura EP and the Ministry of Interior has resulted in the prevention of 130 crimes and the execution of 650 police patrols within a week of the ministry's intervention.
Stockholm first in the country to track six-year-olds
Stockholm is implementing a tracking program for six-year-olds deemed at risk of future criminality, investing 55 million kronor in a family-centered approach.
Unified on the Importance of Actions Against Crime Gangs
The article discusses a wide consensus in Iceland about the necessity for actions to combat crime gangs.
New operation aims to reduce youth gang recruitment
A new police operation in Sweden targets the recruitment of minors into violent crime following a rise in youth involvement in shootings and bombings.
Safety in Luleå and Boden – the police on the challenges
A recent police report reveals that while most residents of Luleå and Boden feel safe, there are challenges associated with societal changes and disorder in city centers.
No 'isolated cases': Better prevention of violent acts by migrants
The article discusses the increasing violence committed by migrants in Germany, emphasizing the need to address the root causes to improve public safety.
Less youth crime in Oslo
Youth crime in Oslo has decreased by five percent in 2025, according to statistics from the Oslo police district.
Did you receive a 'bill' on the beach? The curious strategy of the FAE in Manta to combat crime
The Ecuadorian Air Force implemented a unique strategy in Manta by distributing flyers designed to look like $100 bills to encourage public cooperation in crime prevention.
Historic Shift: Fraud Soon to Be the Most Common Crime
Fraud is set to become the most common crime in Sweden as the number of thefts has significantly decreased over the past 20 years due to fewer easily stealable items and new police measures against organized crime.
Uncle and niece arrested while trying to withdraw over R$ 1 million from a customer account of someone living in Australia
A woman and her uncle were arrested in Rio de Janeiro while attempting to withdraw over R$ 1 million from a dormant bank account belonging to an Australian resident.
Frederik Vad's 'third recognition' caused a stir. Now the infiltration of criminals into societal institutions will be investigated
Danish Justice Minister Peter Hummelgaard announced plans for a report investigating the infiltration of criminal networks into societal institutions as part of a larger effort to combat gang crime.
After anonymous tip, police seize over 30 replica firearms in business in Northern MG
Police in Monte Azul, Brazil confiscated 34 replica firearms after an anonymous tip indicated their sale in a local business.
Banks may be granted the right to stop transfers suspected of fraud
Estonia's Ministry of Finance is proposing a law to allow banks to halt money transfers suspected of fraud to prevent phone scams.
Warning: The development of Finland's criminal justice system is at risk
The Finnish Criminal Policy Council warns that the potential cutback of essential crime statistics poses a threat to the transparency and development of the country's criminal justice system.
Major knife crime plan unveiled to stop kids who carry blades slipping through net
The UK government has unveiled a new plan aimed at preventing young people from engaging in knife crime by requiring mandatory intervention programs for those caught carrying blades.
Ogun strengthens security architecture with Amotekun CCTV initiative
The Ogun State Government has launched a CCTV control room initiative to enhance security and crime prevention in the state.
Police unveil security awareness campaign in Anambra schools
The Anambra State Police Command has launched a security awareness program aimed at educating students on safety, vigilance, and crime prevention in schools.
World Cup 2026: Police to use ROBOT dogs to protect fans during tournament
Mexican authorities are introducing robot dogs to enhance security for fans at the 2026 World Cup.
Salomón Jara assesses cultural and sports activities of the Oaxaca Segura strategy to prevent violence in the capital city
Governor Salomón Jara Cruz reviews cultural and sports initiatives in Oaxaca City aimed at reducing crime and violence through community involvement.
"Bullying is a big problem in our society"
In an interview, anti-bullying coach Carsten Stahl discusses the murder case of a twelve-year-old and advocates for lowering the age of criminal responsibility and increased prevention efforts in schools.
New Bus Fleet Has Facial Recognition Cameras in Cuiabá
A new fleet of 41 buses equipped with facial recognition cameras has been launched in Cuiabá to enhance public transportation and combat crime.
Crans-Montana, the municipal security officer was without a fire prevention certificate
Christophe Balet, the current public safety officer for the municipality of Crans-Montana, lacks a fire prevention certificate and is under investigation related to the New Year's fire at Le Constellation bar.
After the court's decision – V. Matijošaitis' statement: several said to me that you will be kicked out*****
V. Matijošaitis faces scrutiny from the Supreme Commission for the Prevention of Corruption after a court decision revealed conflicts of interest in his role as chairman of a municipal commission.
KNAB accuses two people of bribery at the Riga Central Market
The Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (KNAB) has handed a criminal case to the prosecutor's office, revealing evidence that two employees of AS "Rīgas Centrāltirgus" accepted bribes from individuals to secure trading spots in the renovated Root Pavilion at the Riga Central Market.