New technology always means new kinds of crime—and new ways to fight it.

The Roanoke Police Department is working to address a rise in homicides while expanding its crime-fighting technology, though funding questions remain around the city’s new crime analytics center.

Scammers are constantly evolving their tactics - and so are we. Every day, criminals use increasingly sophisticated measures ...

The most recent Major Cities Chiefs Association survey – made up of preliminary statistics compiled from 67 law enforcement agencies in the US and Canada – shows homicides dropped about 19% last year ...

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — A former technology teacher in the Greater Rochester area is facing allegations of hosting prostitution parties at his Macedon home. According to a criminal complaint, 66-year ...

The European Committee on Crime Problems (CDPC) is responsible for overseeing and coordinating the Council of Europe’s ...

K2 CEO Aaron Karczmer, along with K2's Global Head of Data and Technology, Michael Flowers, sets technology-focused, ...

The WeTip anonymous crime reporting program has received an overhaul, incorporating new tech to streamline the sharing of information between the community and police.

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — A former technology teacher based in the Greater Rochester Area is facing allegations of hosting prostitution parties at his Macedon home. According to a criminal complaint, ...

Fort Wayne police are turning shell casings into leads, using advanced technology to track violent gun offenders faster than ...

“The Real-Time Crime Center represents a major investment in the safety of our community,” said Chief Michael Dieppa, ...