Former Private Investigator is 21st Hacking Arrest
A former private investigator has been arrested as part of a national inquiry into allegations of computer hacking and other […]
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Judge to probe detective Daniel Morgan’s axe murder
A notorious case of a private investigator alleged to have been murdered because he was about to expose corruption at
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Marketer of Internet-Connected Home Security Video Cameras Settles FTC Charges It Failed to Protect Consumers’ Privacy
Posted by Investigative & Security Professionals for Legislative Action www.ISPLA.org Marketer of Internet-Connected Home Security Video Cameras Settles FTC Charges
Name the firms who used Private Detectives or MP’s will: Keith Vaz’s warning to police who still haven’t revealed 102 culprits
The names of blue chip companies that used rogue private detectives will finally be revealed next week. Full story can
Rogue Private Investigators’ Clients Face Investigation
Rogue private investigators’ clients face investigation. The clients were identified as part of an inquiry into private investigators An investigation
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Woman Says Private Eye Saw Too Much
Woman Says Private Eye Saw Too Much By RYAN ABBOTT RICHMOND, Va. (CN) – An estranged wife sued a private
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Bank Hires Disgraced Ex-Garda to Snoop on Debtors
22 August 2013 – BANK bosses have hired a disgraced former Garda detective to snoop on the lives of its
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China Puts Corporate Sleuths on Notice Arrest of Two Investigators Indicates Effort to Limit Public Access to Private Records
SHANGHAI—The arrest by Chinese authorities of two private corporate investigators could indicate the latest effort by authorities to limit public
Rogue private eyes report published in full
A controversial report by the Serious and Organised Crime Agency detailing the activities of rogue private investigators has been placed
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Journalists’ body warns on private investigator laws
A journalists’ trade body has raised concerns that government plans to regulate private investigators could have ‘serious spin-off implications’ for
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