UK: Dentists in ‘spying’ row with regulator which spent £15k on private investigators posing as patients’ families
Mason Boycott-Owen – 3 November 2019 Dentists have become embroiled in a “spying” row with their regulator which has spent […]
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USA: With a Laser, Researchers Say They Can Hack Alexa, Google Home or Siri
Nov. 4, 2019 SAN FRANCISCO — Since voice-controlled digital assistants were introduced a few years ago, security experts have fretted
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Greece: Over-embellishment of CV’s- getting out of hand!
Monday 30 September 2019 Why this Greek myth should serve as a fable Eleni Antoniadou’s apparently inflated achievements are reflective
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CANADA: Court Advice on ‘Acceptable Investigations’
Court Advice on ‘Acceptable Investigations’ Canada – September 26 2019 In the recent decision of Williams v. Sekhon 2019 BCSC
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Private eyes may be hired to track fly-tipper
Munster Express Online Thursday, September 26th, 2019 Private eyes may be hired to track fly-tipper Eoghan Dalton Reports Private investigators
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USA: PI given probation for blagging banks!
USA: Arizona News Scottsdale private investigator given probation for tricking banks KTAR.com – September 22, 2019 PHOENIX — A long-time
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AUSTRALIA: Ex-policeman jailed for passing data to PI!!
Ex-policeman jailed for passing data to private eye By Georgie Moore – September 18, 2019 A former Victorian police officer
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UK: PI convicted at Old Bailey!!
A private investigator who was caught on camera in an anti-Muslim rant has been found guilty of six counts of
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Ireland – Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan ‘Concerned’ Over Alleged Illegal Surveillance in Prisons by Private Detectives
Friday 3 May 2019 Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan ‘concerned’ over alleged illegal surveillance in prisons by private detectives Justice Minister
UK: PI’s undercover to help dismantle Manchester’s ‘counterfeit street’
The ex-cops going undercover to help smash Manchester’s counterfeit stores – where fraudsters ‘can make £30,000 a day’ By Neal
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