The inquiry is thought to be looking at a number of leaks, including the disclosure that 5,000 illegal immigrants were working as security guards and bouncers and a letter from Smith to Brown warning that the recession would spark a rise in crime.
Money now flows so copiously to "social networking sites" that it has sparked a "virtual crime wave" at that trendiest of destinations, Secondlife.com.com
She was a very dignified, very refined lady". Some here say the coming of casino gambling a few years ago sparked a rise in crime and may be the cause of Levitz's disappearance.
Roof, who faces 33 federal hate crime and firearms charges, is accused of opening fire during a June 17 Bible study at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in a crime that sparked a fierce social debate about race and gun control in the United States.
The hunger for Scandi TV and fiction has sparked a new interest in crime festivals (as perhaps will JK Rowling's foray into the genre with Cuckoo's Calling).
The case received extensive attention in the Japanese media, especially in Okinawa, and the crime sparked a public debate over the U.S. military presence in Japan, the privileges of extraterritoriality, as well as the fair trial practices of Japanese legal system and the Japanese police.
The murder of the pawnbroker sparks an investigation of crime and punishment (and law and lawlessness, sacrifice and vengeance) in Afghan society.
Nicolau Dos Santos Neto, whose alleged crimes sparked a national political crisis, surrendered at a Sao Paulo military airport, a spokeswoman for the Justice Ministry said, and was being transported to federal police headquarters there.
A CNN analyst argued on air Monday that it's unfair to call out racism in law enforcement because black people are prone to committing crimes, sparking a heated shouting match with other guests.
Her op-ed, titled The New Nationwide Crime Wave, sparked a months-long debate.
The writer dies before the literary agent has a chance to find out more, sparking a quest to solve the crime.
