Sentence examples for crime forums from inspiring English sources

Would Detective Moylan be monitoring crime forums if he were on the Peterson case? "Absolutely".

Ned Johnston, who has taken part in online crime forums for six years, said that participants genuinely believe they can "help in some way to solve a crime".

When police seized Onikoyi's computer, they found chat logs from cyber crime forums that revealed he was conspiring with others from Russia, Lithuania and the UK in order to compromise computers and associated bank accounts.

In others, undercover FBI agents posing as "carders" – hackers specialising in ID theft – have themselves taken over the management of crime forums, using the intelligence gathered to put dozens of people behind bars.

The FBI agent took over the management of the DarkMarket crime forum frequented by more than 2,000 carders where they would buy and sell personal data for use in credit card fraud.

The bureau set him up with a computer, a flat from which to operate, expenses and regular payments of $1,000 a month, in return for which he provided the agency with information on the hackers who passed through his crime forum, the Grifters.

One of the review images posted to a crime forum showed a fraudster sitting on a Delta flight.

They go on a crime forum, buy a tutorial, or take a class and start breaking the law.

"For 1-5 dall all good hotels have already been bought up by 100%!" one user on a crime forum replied to a travel agent's advertisement in Russian.

Another travel agent's advertisement thread on a Russian crime forum goes on for some 37 pages, with the majority of posts seeming to be positive reviews of the service.

But in the last six weeks alone we also tackled many substantive Brooklyn issues: we held joint hearings with the State Assembly on skyrocketing auto insurance rates and on transportation plans; held a bias crimes forum; and began a major economic development effort and a men's health campaign.