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Scientists just trained AI to spot hidden seahorses, shark fins, and sea cucumbers in airport X-ray scans, and the 86% to 96% detection rates could give customs officers a new way to catch marine wildlife smugglersWildlife traffickers hide marine species in luggage. Australian scientists created an AI system using 3D X-ray scans to find seahorses, sha...- Johannesburg mass shooting: 12 killed, 9 injured as South African police hunt gunmenJohannesburg reels from a brutal overnight shooting that claimed 12 lives in a crowded settlement. Multiple gunmen unleashed a coordinated ...
- Amit Shah calls for a unified global effort on the war against drugsUnion Home Minister Amit Shah called for synchronized global laws and real-time intelligence to combat drug syndicates and narco-terrorism,...
- 660 arrests, 499 FIRs, Rs 519 crore fraud: How Delhi Police's CyHawk 4.0 op caught cyber scamsters across 20+ states within 48 hoursDelhi Police concluded Operation CyHawk 4.0, a massive 48-hour coordinated strike against organized cybercrime syndicates across 20 states ...
- Lawrence Bishnoi's brother Anmol Bishnoi wanted: NIA announces Rs 10 lakh rewardThe NIA announces a Rs 10 lakh reward for Anmol Bishnoi, chargesheeted in two NIA cases, and linked to organized crime and a shooting outsi...
- Here's how Lawrence Bishnoi directs his 700 shooters from within prison wallsThe assassination of veteran politician Baba Siddique has underscored the influence of the Bishnoi gang, led by Lawrence Bishnoi, who conti...
- Cyber Crime: Scammers stole up to $37 bn; intensifying operations in Southeast AsiaCyber crime syndicates accumulated up to $37 billion last year and are increasing their activities in Southeast Asia. Despite law enforceme...
- NIA raids 30 locations across 5 states in terrorist-gangster nexus probeThe National Investigation Agency (NIA) conducted searches at 30 locations across Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and Chandigar...
- NIA attaches four properties of Lawrence Bishnoi syndicate members in 3 statesNIA has attached our properties owned by members of the Lawrence Bishnoi organised terror-crime syndicate in three states. The NIA had regi...
- Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita to classify various thefts: ATM, House, Car theft to come under 'petty crime'India's new Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) criminal code is set to incorporate crimes such as ATM thefts, question paper leaks, and shoplift...
- US assistant secretary in Pakistan to discuss issues of Dawood IbrahimResponding to a question on whether Robinson will take up the issue of the transnational criminal and narcotics network of Karachi-based Da...
- Union cabinet gives nod to amend Arms ActThe Bill, sources said, seeks to introduce four different categories of offences into 1959 Arms Act prescribing jail term of 10 years besid...
- One person, one gun: A new firearm policy in the worksNew bill proposes minimum seven years imprisonment instead of three for Arms Act violations. The proposed amendments to Arms Act stipulates...
- MCOCA can't be invoked without proof of crime syndicate: CourtPolice cannot invoke stringent provisions of the MCOCA without proof of the accused working as members of an organised crime syndicate, a D...
- Spot-fixing case: Cops challenge discharge of all accusedIn its review petition, the Delhi Police has contended that the trial court had erroneously interpreted the law pertaining to MCOCA and its...
- No proof of cricketers-syndicate nexus in IPL spot-fixing: CourtA Delhi court has held there was no prima facie evidence to suggest that they had any nexus with the organised crime syndicate.
- IPL-6 fixing: Accused stand on no evidence for MCOCA acceptedNot only the three cricketers but also the alleged bookies had contended that it was not an organized crime by any crime syndicate.
- Gujarat needs law as it's facing threats of organized crime, terrorWith Narendra Modi as Prime Minister, state feels assent likely.
- President returned it thrice, but Gujarat passes MCOCA-like billThe anti-terror bill was first returned in 2004 by President APJ Abdul Kalam objecting to the sweeping powers given to the sleuths to inter...
- Italy's Mafia thrives in global financial meltdownWhile businesses around the world are hunkering down for survival, the Italian mob is living a golden moment.
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