Cumbria Leads The Way On E-Crime

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Cumbria Leads The Way On E-Crime

Cumbria's new Deputy Chief Constable chaired the Constabulary's first online web conference last week.

Date - 17th June 2009
By - Cumbria

Without having to leave his desk at Police HQ in Penrith, DCC Stuart Hyde opened and chaired a conference involving more than 20 of the world's leading lights in the fight against Cyber Crime. Delegates from as far as Vancouver in Canada, Malaysia...

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