Corrections Minister Phil Goff said that intelligence work by Corrections staff working closely with Police and other agencies will continue to have an important role in fighting crime.<

Executive agrees to serve 10 months in prison.

Police arrest three men for stealing ten containers containing scrap metals from a container depot in Cheung Sha Wan.

Police crack down on a high-valued goods theft syndicate following the arrest of seven persons and recover $8 million worth of stolen electronic components in Yuen Long.

The Commission puts forward a 5 year action plan and sets up an expert group to remedy the lack of EU statistics on crime and criminal justice.

Marine Police seize $8.1 million worth of suspected smuggled goods off Black Point in Tuen Mun during an anti-smuggling operation jointly conducted with the Customs and Excise Department.

Hong Kong Customs officers net about 40,000 litres of unmanifested marked oil, worth about $200,000, in an anti-smuggling operation

Home Secretary Charles Clarke announces the launch of the Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA).

The Law Reform Commission today (March 24) published its proposals for the regulation of covert surveillance in Hong Kong.

Maxim Integrated Products has been notified by Federal Express that one of their trucks, carrying Maxim parts, was hijacked in the Philippines on December 17, 2005.

Police appeal for information on a robbery case that occurred in Tsuen Wan.

Maritime investigations and security consulting group, Gray Page, announces the appointment of two new members of staff.

A proposal for a Council Decision on the improvement of police cooperation between Member States of the European Union, especially at the internal borders and amending the Convention implementing the Schengen Agreement has been adopted today by the European Commission.

The National Crime Squad (NCS) and its partners, the National Criminal Intelligence Service (NCIS) and the Home Office announce that the Second Annual Congress for Tackling Organised Crime in Partnership will take place on 19th - 20th October 2004 in central London.

Millions of dollars worth of controlled technology allegedly involved in scheme.

OLAF - The European Anti-fraud Office - and Europol - the European Police Office - sign an administrative arrangement putting in place the modalities for their practical co-operation.

Salvage operation on sunken tanker to focus on locating and recovering missing seamen.

Counterfeiters and pirates are increasingly turning to mass-produced goods.

The European Commission proposes a European Evidence Warrant to facilitate the obtaining of certain types of evidence across frontiers.

Australia's Attorney-General Philip Ruddock delivers the opening address to the 12th Annual Conference of the Australian Institute of Professional Intelligence Officers.

Attorney General John Ashcroft, Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge, Secretary of State Colin Powell, FBI Director Robert Mueller, and Director of Central Intelligence George Tenet announce the creation of the Terrorist Screening Center (TSC) to cons

Seventy-five organizations representing journalists, scientists, librarians, environmental groups, privacy advocates, sent a letter to Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge on 27 August 2003 calling on the Department of Homeland Security to allow more pub

Xanalys' PowerCase 4.0 adds support for Microsoft(R) Windows(R) XP and Oracle(R) 9i to popular investigation management system, the best-kept secret in law enforcement.

On May 5, 2003 the Transportation Security Administration and the U.S. Department of Transportation acted to secure the transport of hazardous materials including explosives by issuing an interim final rule requiring background checks on commercial driver

Cargoes at risk from organized criminal group based in Lebanon, say International Maritime Bureau.