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The Execution of Officer Becker: The Murder of a Gambler, The Trial of a Cop, and the Birth of Organized Crime by Stanley Cohen, 2007-12-07
Casino Moon (Hard Case Crime) by Peter Blauner, 2009-04-28
Low Light: Birth of Organized Crime in Jazz Age Atlantic City by Stanley J. Cutler, 2010-03-11
Gangs of Britain: The Gripping True Stories of the Faces Who Run Britain's Organised Crime by Wensley Clarkson, 2008-03-01
Gangsters: Organized Crime: Prima's Official Strategy Guide by Michael Knight,
Organized Crime in Our Times, Sixth Edition by Jay S. Albanese, 2010-10-13
NEW ETHNIC MOBS: The Changing Face of Organized Crime in America by William Kleinknecht, 1996-03-25
Transnational Organised Crime in International Law (Studies in International and Comparative Criminal Law) by Tom Obokata, 2010-08
An Economic Analysis of Crime: Selected Readings by Lawrence Jay Kaplan, 1976-06
The Underground Empire: Where Crime and Governments Embrace by James Mills, 1987-07-01
Divorced from the Mob: My Journey from Organized Crime to Independent Woman by Andrea Giovino, 2005-04-10
The Peddler (Hard Case Crime) by Richard S. Prather, 2006-11-28
The Business of Crime: Italians and Syndicate Crime in the United States by Humbert S. Nelli, 1981-04-15
Organized Crime: Culture, Markets and Policies (Studies of Organized Crime)

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Torricelli Captured On Organized Crime Wire Discussing Fund-raising
http://cnn.com/2001/ALLPOLITICS/05/04/torricelli.wiretap.ap/index.html
Organized Crime
HOME. TITLES. INFO. PRODUCT SUPPORT. NEW TITLES. SEARCH. ORDER. SPECIAL OFFER. COMPLETE SET SALE ENDS 5/15/04, organized crime Gangsters.
http://www.paperlessarchives.com/organized_crime.html
CNN.com - Organized Crime Online - April 17, 2001
http://cnn.com/2001/LAW/04/17/cybercrime.organized/index.html

Extractions: (QuickTime, Real or Windows Media) Back to overview RESOURCE How to prevent cybertheft WASHINGTON (CNN) Cybercrime is the fastest-growing criminal activity challenging law enforcement officials, as computer criminals invent new crimes such as webjacking and use technology in age-old activities such as extortion. Some may think that crimes committed against computers are victimless, but the impact on humans is very real and in some cases fatal. In part two of a three-part series on cybercrime, CNN Justice Correspondent Kelli Arena reports that organized crime groups are joining the lone hacker online.
Organized Crime Control Bureau Main Page
The organized crime Control Bureau s Internet site contains information pertaining to its structure, mission, and method of enforcement operations.
http://www.nyc.gov/html/nypd/html/occb/occbindex.html

Extractions: With the new millennium, more and more businesses, industry, educational institutions and government agencies are using the Internet to bring information to the masses. Law enforcement is now realizing the full potential of the Internet by publishing information such as Missing Persons, Wanted Persons, Crime Reports, Statistics, etc. The Organized Crime Control Bureau's Internet site contains information pertaining to its structure, mission, and method of enforcement operations. Through this information, we hope to instill a better understanding of our purpose and help the public to identify and report Organized Crime activity within New York City. Utilizing this powerful technology in partnership with the communities of New York City, we can further reduce crime and continue to make New York City a safer place to live. Enjoy browsing our site! Organized Cime Control Bureau was established on November 19, 1971 as a direct result of the Knapp Commission hearings on police corruption. It was decided that all efforts of organized crime enforcement should be centralized in order to combat potential corruption hazards. All operations of enforcement prone to corruption (Vice, Narcotics, Organized Crime, etc.) were unified under the Organized Crime Control Bureau (OCCB). Here, all investigations relating to Narcotics, Vice, Auto Crime, traditional and non-traditional organized crime are conducted. Some practices utilitized by OCCB may appear labor intensive when compared to other bureaus of this Department. The work unit we call an "
CNN.com - Brazilian Committee Accuses More Than 800 With Involvement In Organize
http://cnn.com/2000/WORLD/americas/12/05/brazil.organizedcrime.ap/index.html
RADIO FREE EUROPE/ RADIO LIBERTY
In interviews with RFE/RL organized crime and Terrorism Watch, illegal workers in the Czech Republic told similar stories housing in small apartments, often
http://www.rferl.org/reports/corruptionwatch/

Extractions: Choose a Language Site Afghan [Dari] Afghan [Pashto] Afghan [English] Albanian Arabic [Radio Free Iraq] Armenian Armenian [English] Azerbaijani Belarusian Bulgarian Estonian Georgian Kazakh Kyrgyz Latvian Lithuanian Macedonian Romanian Persian Russian Slovak South Slavic [Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian] Tajik Tatar-Bashkir Turkmen Ukrainian Uzbek Top Stories RFE/RL Newsline Features Reports ... Site Map Reporting on Crime, Corruption, and Europe, and the Middle East homepage Print Version 7 June 2004, Volume 4, Number 14 EUROPE: THE NEW TERRORIST SANCTUARY? By Roman Kupchinsky One of the pillars of the antiterrorism strategy of the United States has been to deny sanctuary to terrorists by cooperating with other states to take action against these international threats. But what if the followers of Al-Qaeda, expelled from their traditional sanctuaries in Afghanistan after 11 September and dispersed around the world, are now taking refuge in the Muslim ghettos of Berlin, Madrid, London, Paris, and other European urban centers? Is the above cited principle still valid under these new circumstances and, if not, what can be done to adopt it to a changing situation? Prior to 11 September the European connection to Al-Qaeda was believed to be more of individual cells mainly in Germany and Spain and followers in Britain, with its members acting as recruiters for the jihadist training camps in Afghanistan. With the disappearance of those camps, there is evidence to show that the European cells went deeper underground and are now sanctuaries for trained cadre moving about the continent with missions to establish new, combat-ready squads of fighters trained in the techniques of urban terrorism.
W.E. Johnson Associates
Tulsa firm, representing clients charged with serious felonies, including drug offenses, violent and organized crime.
http://www.wesjohnsonlaw.com/
RADIO FREE EUROPE/ RADIO LIBERTY
Get RFE/RL organized crime and Terrorism Watch once a week via email. Just add your e-mail address to subscribe OR unsubscribe
http://www.rferl.org/reports/corruptionwatch/default.asp

Extractions: Choose a Language Site Afghan [Dari] Afghan [Pashto] Afghan [English] Albanian Arabic [Radio Free Iraq] Armenian Armenian [English] Azerbaijani Belarusian Bulgarian Estonian Georgian Kazakh Kyrgyz Latvian Lithuanian Macedonian Romanian Persian Russian Slovak South Slavic [Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian] Tajik Tatar-Bashkir Turkmen Ukrainian Uzbek Top Stories RFE/RL Newsline Features Reports ... Site Map Reporting on Crime, Corruption, and Europe, and the Middle East homepage Print Version 7 June 2004, Volume 4, Number 14 EUROPE: THE NEW TERRORIST SANCTUARY? By Roman Kupchinsky One of the pillars of the antiterrorism strategy of the United States has been to deny sanctuary to terrorists by cooperating with other states to take action against these international threats. But what if the followers of Al-Qaeda, expelled from their traditional sanctuaries in Afghanistan after 11 September and dispersed around the world, are now taking refuge in the Muslim ghettos of Berlin, Madrid, London, Paris, and other European urban centers? Is the above cited principle still valid under these new circumstances and, if not, what can be done to adopt it to a changing situation? Prior to 11 September the European connection to Al-Qaeda was believed to be more of individual cells mainly in Germany and Spain and followers in Britain, with its members acting as recruiters for the jihadist training camps in Afghanistan. With the disappearance of those camps, there is evidence to show that the European cells went deeper underground and are now sanctuaries for trained cadre moving about the continent with missions to establish new, combat-ready squads of fighters trained in the techniques of urban terrorism.
FBI Ties Internet Scam Increase To Organized Crime, Terrorist
Saturday, February 14, 2004. FBI ties Internet scam increase to organized crime, terrorist sympathizers. By Laura Sullivan / The Baltimore Sun.
http://www.detnews.com/2004/technology/0402/14/technology-63815.htm

Extractions: Get Home Delivery WASHINGTON Sitting at his home in Virginia Beach, Va., Joe Yuhasz almost reached for his wallet when an e-mail message popped into his inbox and told him America Online needed to verify his credit card information. The site linked to the e-mail looked identical to AOLs billing center, until Yuhasz noticed the domain name was a fake a scam commonly known as phishing. Most people recognizing a possible scam would have deleted the message and moved on. But Yuhasz, a cybercrime specialist for the FBI, had other plans.
Encryption, Organized Crime, And Terorism
ENCRYPTION AND EVOLVING TECHNOLOGIES AS TOOLS OF organized crime AND TERRORISM. This paper discusses their impact on organized crime and terrorism.
http://www.cs.georgetown.edu/~denning/crypto/oc-abs.html

Extractions: The full version of this paper will be published in June 1997 by the National Strategy Information Center's US Working Group on Organized Crime (WGOC). The WGOC, founded in 1996, brings together governmental and non-governmental specialists to improve analysis and operations against organized crime. For information on how to obtain a copy of the paper, contact the WGOC at nsic@ix.netcom.com or Working Group on Organized Crime, 1730 Rhode Island Avenue, NW, Suite 500, Washington, DC 20036. Dorothy E. Denning Science Applications International Corporation May 15, 1997 We are at the leading edge of what could become a serious threat to law enforcement and national security: the proliferation and use of robust digital encryption technologies. These technologies will be unbreakable, easy to use, and integrated into desktop applications and network services, including protocols for electronic mail, web transactions, and telephony. This paper discusses their impact on organized crime and terrorism. We begin by summarizing actual cases where encryption was encountered, the scope of the problem, and the methods used by law enforcement to deal with it. Our findings suggest that the total number of criminal cases involving encryption world-wide is at least 500, with an annual growth rate of 50-100%.
SEC Testimony: Organized Crime On Wall Street (R. Walker)
Testimony Concerning The Involvement of organized crime on Wall Street. The Business Week Article reported that Sovereign was controlled by organized crime.
http://www.sec.gov/news/testimony/ts142000.htm

Extractions: Committee on Commerce Chairman Oxley, Ranking Member Towns, and Members of the Subcommittee: I appreciate the opportunity to appear before this Subcommittee on behalf of the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC" or "Commission") to address the involvement of organized crime on Wall Street and the Commission's efforts to end this involvement. The Commission commends the Chairman, the Ranking Member, and the Members of the Subcommittee for holding hearings on this important topic. These hearings are particularly timely in light of the announcement this past June by the SEC, the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York, the FBI, and NASD Regulation of a major strike against organized crime on Wall Street. Over 100 individuals were indicted, including 11 members and associates of five different organized crime families. I. Executive Summary
Washingtonpost.com: Live Online
Inside the FBI Eurasian organized crime Unit Frederick M. Bennett Special Agent, FBI Friday, June 06, 2003; 100 pm ET The Eurasian
http://discuss.washingtonpost.com/zforum/03/r_nation_fbi060603.htm

Extractions: Friday, June 06, 2003; 1:00 p.m ET The Eurasian Organized Crime Unit (EOCU) at FBI Headquarters was initiated in June 1992 as part of the Organized Crime Section in the response to an identified increased threat to the U.S. posed by Russian and Eastern Europe organized crime groups. Organized crime related criminal problems of the former Soviet Union and its satellites have generated similar crime problems in various European countries and the U.S. These groups are expanding in search of criminal profits and have become an international threat. Special Agent Frederick M. Bennett
New Jersey Division Of Criminal Justice
organized crime. Deputy Attorneys General and State Investigators from the Division s organized crime and Racketeering Bureau work
http://www.state.nj.us/lps/dcj/oc.htm

Extractions: Organized Crime Deputy Attorneys General and State Investigators from the Division's Organized Crime and Racketeering Bureau work with the State Police, Prosecutors' offices, FBI and the United States Attorney's Office to conduct a wide range of complex organized crime investigations encompassing patterns of racketeering involving the infiltration of legitimate businesses such as the vending, solid waste, labor, construction and gambling industries by the leadership of organized crime. home units guidelines news ... contact Comments or problems with this site may be directed to the Webmaster
The New American - Russian Mafia: Organized Crime Is Big Business For The KGB -
Vol. 12, No. 04 February 19, 1996 Table of Contents, More on Russia. Russian Mafia organized crime Is Big Business for the KGB by William F. Jasper.
http://www.thenewamerican.com/tna/1996/vo12no04/vo12no04_russian_mafia.htm

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LADA's Organized Crime
organized crime. organized crime members often engage in illegal business practices such as drug trafficking, prostitution, gambling, and loan sharking.
http://da.co.la.ca.us/oc.htm

Extractions: Organized Crime Individuals who operate in organized, conspiratorial criminal enterprises pose a tremendous threat to our society. Organized crime members often engage in illegal business practices such as drug trafficking, prostitution, gambling, and loan sharking. They also may plan and coordinate murders, arson, extortion, kidnapping, mayhem, and other violent crimes. Because of their networking capabilities and the intimidation factor they present to victims and witnesses, organized crime members often believe their crimes will go undeterred. The District Attorneys Organized Crime Division combats those problems posed by organized crime syndicates. Investigators and prosecutors in the Division work with local, state and federal law enforcement agencies to identify, investigate, and prosecute those persons connected with organized crime. By targeting the leaders of organized crime syndicates, prosecutors inhibit organized crime members ability to operate and minimize the effect of organized criminal activity in the County. Because organized crime enterprises are often responsible for hate crimes and terrorist acts, the District Attorneys
The Threat From International Organized Crime And Global Terrorism
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http://commdocs.house.gov/committees/intlrel/hfa44990.000/hfa44990_0f.htm
InfoWorld: File Trading May Fund Terrorism: March 13, 2003: By Grant Gross: Netw
WASHINGTON A congressional hearing on the links between terrorism, organized crime, and the illegal trading of copyrighted material produced more complaints
http://www.infoworld.com/article/03/03/13/HNfilefund_1.html

Extractions: WASHINGTON ADVERTISEMENT var dart_url_for_layer3="http://ad.doubleclick.net/adi/idg.us.info.news/article;pos=imu;pkey=networking;skey=netinfra;paud=cio;saud=cto;sz=336x280;tile=3;ord="; Witnesses and representatives at the U.S. House Judiciary Committee's Subcommittee on Courts, the Internet and Intellectual Property hearing Thursday did express fears that profits from widespread copying of movies, music and software outside the U.S. were being funneled into terrorist organizations, but the hearing produced no concrete examples of that happening. John G. Malcolm, deputy assistant attorney general in the criminal division of the U.S. Department of Justice did say there seems to be some connection between illegal copying and organized crime, in that many of the groups profiting from illegal copies are highly organized and can have international distribution networks. Organized crime often supports terrorism, he suggested. "These groups will not hesitate to threaten or injure those who tend to interfere with their operations," Malcolm said.
Gangsters: Organized Crime Cheat Codes For Pc
All the help you need for Gangsters organized crime cheats, codes, faqs, and walkthroughs from Game Revolution. Gangsters organized crime. PC.
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Juliana Fredman And James Davis: Israeli Organized Crime
March 3, 2004. The Most Moral Army in the World? Israeli organized crime. By JULIANA FREDMAN and JAMES DAVIS. Ok picture this. A group
http://www.counterpunch.org/fredman03032004.html

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Global Issues: Arresting Transnational Crime - Organized Crime And Cybercrime:
Transnational Crime organized crime and Cybercrime Synergies, Trends, and Responses. organized crime and cybercrime will never be synonymous.
http://usinfo.state.gov/journals/itgic/0801/ijge/gj07.htm

Extractions: a center of Internet security expertise at Carnegie Mellon University Many governments, businesses, and individuals around the world are just beginning to learn how to make best use of the latest information technologies. But organized criminal enterprises have already discovered these technologies as new opportunities for exploitation and illegal profits. T he capabilities and opportunities provided by the Internet have transformed many legitimate business activities, augmenting the speed, ease, and range with which transactions can be conducted while also lowering many of the costs. Criminals have also discovered that the Internet can provide new opportunities and multiplier benefits for illicit business. The dark side of the Internet involves not only fraud and theft, pervasive pornography, and pedophile rings, but also drug trafficking and criminal organizations that are more intent upon exploitation than the disruption that is the focus of the hacking community. In the virtual world, as in the real world, most criminal activities are initiated by individuals or small groups and can best be understood as "disorganized crime." Yet there is growing evidence that organized crime groups are exploiting the new opportunities offered by the Internet. Organized crime and cybercrime will never be synonymous. Most organized crime will continue to operate in the real world rather than the cyberworld and most cybercrime will be perpetrated by individuals rather than criminal organizations per se. Nevertheless, the degree of overlap between the two phenomena is likely to increase considerably in the next few years.

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