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Police from the Department of Technology Crimes in Phnom Penh, capital of Cambodia, have cracked down on a Nigerian suspect who was active in crimes on social m
Police from the Department of Technology Crimes in Phnom Penh, capital of Cambodia, have cracked down on a Nigerian suspect who was active in crimes on social media. The operation took place on December 26, 2021, with the coordination of the Prosecutor of the Phnom Penh Municipal Court. With the permission of General Santibandit Neth…
Ventura County Sheriff's Office VENTURA, Calif. -- An Oxnard woman was sentenced to six months in jail after pleading no contest to identity theft and theft from an elder on Tuesday. On Tuesday, Ventura County District Attorney Erik Nasarenko announced that Rita Runyon, 66, from Oxnard has been sentenced to six months in jail after pleading no contest to three counts of identity theft and two counts of theft from an elder. After completing her jail sentence, Runyon will be placed on mandatory supervision for 30 months. The District Attorney's Office said she was also ordered to pay $62,000...
That people who are in jail are people making bad decisions and committing crimes who ought to go to jail. >> no, no, no. >> that's not what you said. >> wrong categories. one is that category of people who, yes, maybe it's an occupational hazard to go to jail. there is another category, especially now with the influx of identity theft crimes, cyber crimes, technology crimes where you have highly educated, smart, young people who, because they are poor, because of their station in life, they are facing felony convictions without the hopes of an expungement or sealing of their record. and the p...
Criminals, we shifted public policy in such a way it's easier to get incarcerated. >> wasn't that done out of noble causes to begin with with the population growth and the fact that crimes in this day and age are expanding to different fronts people hadn't considered then including technology crimes. does it make a difference in how we interpret these numbers? >> most people aren't in jail for things like technology crimes or other white collar crimes. the prison boom comes from the war on drugs which gains begins in mid-80s. four out of five people who are incarcerated for drugs are not deale...