UK Police Will Use Twitter to "Name and Shame" Drink Drivers This Christmas
Drink driving is for losers, and hammering home the point this month will be the Sussex and Surrey police force.
Drink driving is for losers, and hammering home the point this month will be the Sussex and Surrey police force.
"When you travel around on private jets and you go around with cars that have number plates saying 'God', 'Stoned' and 'Mafia' on them, it's probably not the best for keeping a low profile."
Previous messages about the killing of soldier Lee Rigby were not flagged up. But then Facebook isn't the police, so should it be blamed?
As if they're not treated badly enough by society.
Google has managed to dodge defining and publicising its international responsibilities when it comes to the circulation of malicious "trolling" web content.
A Liverpool teenager has been brought in for questioning in relation to a Europe-wide operation to take down a computer hacking ring.
Though the sale of the giggle-inducing balloons is a legal grey area, those selling them tend to be linked to criminal organisations.
"One last SSH session before I retire."
Police confiscated the student gamers' "noise making equipment".
Man suspected of having the heating on with a window open.
Forget skimmers, forget hacking, the Russians have a much less subtle way of doing things.
Some people believe the messages came from vigilante police seeking retribution for a murdered colleague.
At least 27 sites have been confirmed as shuttered by last week's sting operation.
Finally something interesting about printers.
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Over 410 dark net services were shut down, and thousands of pounds were confiscated.
