Criminal Intelligence Service Canada 2008 Annual Report
Late last week, the Criminal Intelligence Service released its 2008 annual report on organized crime in Canada.
The report explains the common techniques and methods used by criminal groups.
It also highlights global trends that may impact Canada, including illicit disposal of electronic waste, organ trafficking, and the use of electronic money to facilitate crime.
There is also a feature focus section on identity theft and identity fraud.
The report explains the common techniques and methods used by criminal groups.
It also highlights global trends that may impact Canada, including illicit disposal of electronic waste, organ trafficking, and the use of electronic money to facilitate crime.
There is also a feature focus section on identity theft and identity fraud.
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