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Tales of the NCFTA: the National Cyber-Forensic training Alliance

No crimes committed, but a legal battle as to who owns how much of a footballer and some of this stuff is surely against FA rules…or is it?

As usual, “we” havent though through the consequence of a world run by algorithms. What are the crime opportunities here?

Almost a discussion of different explanations of falling crime numbers in US cities.Nothing about organised crime or gangs, sadly, but the arguments are worth listing for contemporary PhD students….Honest!

We’ve been here before. Giving young people something to do and a place to do it is the final suggestion of the article. The author wrote “The Gangs of Manchester” published 2008.

Football hooligans and drugs. A glimpse into organisational structures in criminal gangs associated with Argentinian football teams

Reasons why the Strathclyde candidate has a chance of becoming Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police. The drive to dismantle the gangs of Glasgow.

I missed this article a couple of weeks ago. More on the programme to dismantle the Glasgow gangs

Father and two sons jailed for £27.5 million scam