------- Forwarded Message From: "Henry Ayre" <henri@alaska.net> Subject: SNET: Re: [CTRL] Janet Reno Promises Net Cops 24/7 Date: Fri, 12 Dec 1997 09:59:23 -0900 - -> SearchNet's SNETNEWS Mailing List It has been said that it takes a thief to catch one. Ergo, it must take a murderer to catch one. In both cases Janet Reno fits right into this program described below. H. Ayre - ----------

From: Das GOAT <DasGOAT@aol.com> To: CTRL@LISTSERV.AOL.COM Subject: [CTRL] Janet Reno Promises Net Cops 24/7 Date: Friday, December 12, 1997 2:54 AM

HIGH TECH COPS TO PROWL THE NET 24 HRS A DAY

by Marcia Stepanek, Examiner Washington Bureau San Francisco Examiner, Dec 11, 1997

WASHINGTON -- Top law-enforcement officials from the world's industrial powers have announced plans to field cyber-SWAT teams to help catch criminals who use the Internet and other computer technology to commit crimes. <snip> At the heart of the pact is a plan in which law enforcement officers with computer expertise will be available 24 hours a day to assist investigations of Internet crimes ranging from child pornography to fraud and money laundering. In addition, the nations [including the US, under Janet Reno] agreed to form special police units to track Internet crime and criminals. They also agreed to review police staffing levels to ensure that law enforcement is adequately equipped to detect, prevent and punish computer crimes. US Attorney General Janet Reno initiated the meeting on computer crime, the first-ever international gathering of justice ministers from the so-called G-8 nations, the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, germany, France, italy, Japan and Russia.

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