Car thefts, however, increased by 51.5% with 103 thefts this year as opposed to 68 last year.
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Overall, auto thefts are declining in the U.S. The National Insurance Crime Bureau reports 773,139 vehicles were stolen in 2017, down 53% from 1991, when auto thefts peaked at 1.66 million vehicles.
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From just one recorded incident in 11, the number of thefts and attempted thefts from Petrobras rose to 14 in 2015 - before jumping five-fold to 73 last year, the company told Reuters.
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Most of the thefts have been from street collection boxes.
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The thefts targeted the Buffalo Trace and Wild Turkey distilleries.
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His thefts caused more than $130,000 of losses, prosecutors said.
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Exact figures on porch thefts are hard to come by.
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There have also been recurring thefts of grapes by locals.
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Those sanctions appear to have encouraged more North Korean thefts.
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This makes them a virtual honeypot for hacks and thefts.
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In Rio de Janeiro, thefts tripled last year to 33.
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And it could leave the industry exposed to more thefts.
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The FCA watchdog has described the Tesco thefts as unprecedented.
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But the thefts that were made public bear striking similarities.
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White said it appears the thefts in Berkeley are related.
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Still, two major thefts in my little corner of world?
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"We are seeing thefts on a commercial scale," he said.
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The thefts forced some underinsured Manhattan furriers out of business.
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Purveyors of holiday greenery are not taking the thefts quietly.
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And that's just the gun thefts that were reported to police.
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The most common targets of snatch thefts are women walking alone.
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Other robberies and thefts have targeted tourists and media in Rio.
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It recorded 234 burglaries and thefts at such businesses in 230.
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Minnesota has seen a flurry of Nativity thefts in recent weeks.
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Haven't all the thefts involving Bitcoin shown that blockchains aren't secure?
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Workers said they did not know who was behind the thefts.
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There is no fixed protocol on how to handle such thefts.
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But the thefts are not limited to state and private preserves.
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Reported felony assaults, grand larcenies and car thefts were also down.
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In both cases, it took days for the thefts to be discovered.
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Thefts from motor vehicles accounted for about three-quarters of the increase.
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Cyber-enabled thefts should be dealt with appropriate technologies that America has.
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"They believe there are large scale organized thefts of bikes," Bertini said.
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Arkansas doesn't owe its distinction to a wave of gun store thefts.
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Mr. White continued to rage: the thefts, the damage he would do.
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Cameras watching the bed can also alert an owner to potential thefts.
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And Death Valley fans just want the vandalism and thefts to stop.
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He said it was not immediately clear if the thefts were related.
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Arizona stole five bases Friday and has seven thefts in the series.
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Extreme price volatility, along with regular thefts from exchanges, have vexed regulators.
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What they learned was that being a victim of such minor thefts
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A bureaucrat investigating the thefts was shot three times (he survived, somehow).
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Smaller-scale thefts have also happened on more conventional exchanges like Coinbase.
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China may also quietly ratchet down their widespread thefts of intellectual property.
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There were also complaints from neighbors of loud televisions and occasional thefts.
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Most thefts occur on the street and are not violent, Rocha said.
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Much of it, though, involves thefts and swindles from legitimate cryptocurrency users.
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This week's police operation was intended to directly combat such unacceptable thefts.
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Reported burglaries, robberies and auto thefts are at a 20-year low.
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The church isn't sitting by idly in the face of thefts, though.
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The thefts happened in Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Brentwood and Hollywood Hills.
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Yet it reported fewer gun thefts than America's other noncontiguous state, Hawaii.
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They do not, in any event, prevent such thefts or break-ins.
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Individuals — not just businesses — may have an NOL from casualty and thefts.
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Especially in accounts with large balances, the thefts can go unnoticed for years.
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For businesses, the thefts could easily wipe out a year's profits, or worse.
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The Government Savings Bank said customers' money was not affected by the thefts.
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Vehicle thefts, in particular, rose to twice the 10-year average in 2017.
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According to Molins, Bouhlel had several brushes with the law, including multiple thefts.
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The delivery companies provide services that could offer some protection against porch thefts.
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When he was ten, members of the Bloods recruited him into petty thefts.
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Dobransky confronted Shields, saying he was going to report the thefts to authorities.
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Tweed was a Democrat, but his thefts made the entire establishment look worse.
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According to PRI, the thefts have caused Pemex about $3 billion a year.
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Many homeless people say they fear shelters because of thefts and other crimes.
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Train and truck freight thefts have jumped as criminals employ more sophisticated methods.
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But nut thefts also have been spotted in Georgia and Arizona, Cornell said.
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Concerns about security and thefts of cryptocurrencies by hackers have also been rising.
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These thefts and disclosures are intended to interfere with the US election process.
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Mexico is currently trying to do just that to halt massive gasoline thefts.
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There are a few constants in the subsequent ongoing string of eight thefts.
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Thefts can come from organized cartels or crime groups extorting exchanges and companies.
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In Spain, several similar thefts were also reported in hospitals and health centers
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Though two smugglers were apprehended in that case, such thefts often go unchecked.
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As thefts at nativity scenes rise, communities are turning to elaborate security measures.
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"A majority of these kinds of thefts are done by insiders," he said.
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The isolation of many churches makes them hard to protect from such thefts.
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And a reality television show called "Bait Car" on truTV captured vehicle thefts.
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The thefts may date back as many as 15 years, the police said.
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The former head of Bangladesh Bank says Swift thefts were not his fault.
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Kvashuk was fired from Microsoft in June 2018 after Microsoft discovered the thefts.
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But this Indiana cemetery was not the only one facing the grisly thefts.
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In the scramble to trace the breach, investigators stumbled upon Mr. Martin's thefts.
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The SCD has conducted investigations into lorry thefts, murder, human trafficking, and more.
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Mall claims the fire caused him to cut power to his home, which disabled his security system, and led to 2 separate thefts in the months afterward ... so he filed claims for property loss for the fire and the thefts.
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Gilderdale said despite the new thefts, SWIFT believed the system was becoming more secure.
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The thefts date back to 2014, and each one involved a multiple-step process.
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The Fed says it is not bound by any disclosure requirements to report thefts.
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Of course, not all thefts are reported or are even discovered by the companies.
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The thefts typically happen at night, when the colonies are resting in their hives.
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Victims like Samantha emphasize that thefts feel particularly targeted when burglars only take electronics.
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The calls were motivated by medical issues and incidents like fights, DUIs, and thefts.
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By 2013, Europol put the number of rhino horn thefts at more than 80.
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As such, it's difficult to pinpoint exactly when these sorts of thefts started occurring.
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This is three times the amount of all other thefts in the United States.
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And in 2016, campus police at Boston University reported several Canada Goose coat thefts.
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Virtual currency firms have seen a rash of large-scale thefts from customer accounts.
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The thefts are carried out by drug traffickers and other heavily armed criminal gangs.
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But the thefts at one plaza, in Brownsville, Brooklyn, stopped as the maintenance continued.
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But the Fort Lauderdale police had been aware of the thefts for some time.
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The episode is the latest in a string of bold art thefts across Europe.
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It collapsed in 2012 following thefts of tens of thousands of bitcoins that year.
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Illegal fuel taps and gasoline thefts cost Mexico hundreds of millions of dollars each year.
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The thefts included hard-to-get and pricey brands such as Pappy Van Winkle bourbon.
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Keay recalls a number of alarming incidents that highlighted how brazen the thefts were becoming.
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The thefts cost the company 30bn pesos in lost sales and repair bills last year.
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He said the city was at 20-year lows for burglaries, robberies and vehicle thefts.
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Investors lost billions of dollars last year in initial coin offering (ICO) scams and thefts.
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It is a good indicator of how often hackers are attempting these kinds of thefts.
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His three thefts were a season high and eighth career game with at least three.
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They previously determined the gun used to kill Snelling was taken during one the thefts.
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The bill would also require victims to report the thefts to police within two days.
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For instance, strong encryption protections, like passcodes, have caused a steep decline in phone thefts.
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This conclusion is reinforced by the statistical significance of the drop in rapes and thefts.
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All the thefts took place in chain stores like Duane Reade, CVS and Rite Aid.
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Anonymous commenters discussing the Canada Goose thefts have invoked hateful stereotypes about young black men.
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But mattresses and artwork thefts were also reported by a surprisingly large number of hoteliers.
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There was a rash of horsetail and mane thefts in the U.S. not long ago.
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Car thefts declined consistently during the program and then continued dropping after it was reduced.
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Bonnie Rich (R) said the primary purpose of the bill is to combat package thefts.
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All told, after six thefts and three failed attempts, the crew has stolen about $39,000.
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All three were charged with taking part in a criminal conspiracy to commit the thefts.
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At least 10 of them have closed, often after thefts, leaving customers without their funds.
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A rigorous vetting process will aim to safeguard against thefts and other types of abuse.
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Amazon advertises its entire smart home apparatus — including Ring — as a way to prevent thefts.
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The sheriff did say Tesla reported two thefts but did not disclose what was taken.
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With his next steal, he will become the 39th player in history to collect 500 thefts.
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Carpenito, in a press conference Tuesday, said the thefts included thousands of valuable, private business documents.
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These types of gas thefts seem to have become a trend in the last couple months.
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As a result, they have called dispatch stating they will prosecute during the in progress thefts.
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"These thefts and disclosures are intended to interfere with the US election process," the statement read.
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And the Post says it was linked last year to several thefts from banks throughout Asia.
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Thefts were widespread when Chinese dockless bike firm Mobike expanded to Mexico City earlier this year.
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The thefts during 2011 and 2012 brought Mr Vallières a profit of close to C$1m.
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Thefts like these are a risk with just about any car that allows for keyless entry.
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China simply denied any hand in the thefts, professing to take great umbrage at the idea.
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At the other end of the list, Vermont led the way with just two reported thefts.
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Also, if the total numbers are accurate, this is one of the largest data thefts ever.
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The male suspect is alleged to have participated in the Panama City, Woodstock and Dawsonville thefts.
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These thefts included information about quarterly results, and occurred from 2010 to 2014, the SEC said.
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Florida, which ranks as the top state for boat thieves, does keep track of engine thefts.
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An occasional missing lunch may not be a budget-buster, but more regular thefts add up.
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China's blatant disregard for IP rules and trade-secret thefts have long angered the United States.
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"These hacks specifically target financial institutions because smaller efforts result in much larger thefts," he said.
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Grimes has multiple prior convictions — all for minor thefts adding up to no more than $500.
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In Philadelphia, hidebound ways of confronting iPhone thefts let thrive illicit networks to distribute stolen cellphones.
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His employment was officially terminated in March, and he was arrested for the thefts in April.
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The volume of thefts during the winter of 1787-88 made body-snatching an open secret.
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" Police also said robberies, burglaries and motor vehicle thefts are "at their lowest levels since 2000.
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He spent three years in reform school after a spree of car thefts and armed robbery.
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They regularly broke federal and state law, committing crimes ranging from thefts to hate crimes to murder.
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The scope of the thefts is astounding -- furniture, TVs, and even his washer and dryer ... all gone.
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American companies should be prohibited from allowing forced technology transfers, or other forms of intellectual property thefts.
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But even after repeated demonstrations—and real thefts—the technique still works on a number of models.
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Reports of assaults, thefts, and robberies, both within the communities and targeted toward passersby, are not uncommon.
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Bitcoin has had a hectic year, with prices spiking and high-profile thefts keeping it in headlines.
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The Anchorage Police Department says auto thefts jumped by 52 percent in 2017 over the previous year.
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Korea and Japan were home to most of the thefts from exchanges, or 58 percent, throughout 2018.
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It's called cryptojacking, and the primary targets of these digital thefts have been in the Middle East.
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Neighborhood thefts, vandalism, accidents, fires... this is all news worthy and should be published for the public.
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"Cuz," then, is chiefly a story about these thefts, and the merciless carceral state that perpetrated them.
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But in addition to the recent thefts, nine riders were attacked in the Bronx in the spring.
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As for whether the stiffer penalties have curbed thefts, officials said it was too soon to tell.
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Robberies, murders and burglaries all declined from last year, though assaults and motor vehicle thefts rose slightly.
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These protective shields were installed after a raft of thefts and assaults on cabdrivers, some resulting in homicide.
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Investigators said they cracked not only whiskey thefts but a steroid-trafficking scheme as part of the investigation.
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It has generated controversy through its use in the underworld and because of several high-profile bitcoin thefts.
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Second, the automation of many (mobile) functions which allowed them to carry out the thefts without direct involvement.
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Fights, raucous parties and complaints about thefts drew police to the scene numerous times during the collective's tenancy.
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Although car theft in general has been falling, sophisticated thefts of expensive cars by skilled criminals have increased.
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Singapore, which boasts one of the lowest crime rates, once experienced four arowana thefts in a single week.
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He was working a "special detail" at the Florida Medical Center during the team of the alleged thefts.
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Harold Thomas Martin III, 52, is allegedly behind one of the biggest thefts of US government information ever.
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Since then, thefts of fossils and bones have decreased, Dr. Schumacher said, and interest in preservation has grown.
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Car break-ins and thefts are really common around me, and I like to know when they happen.
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One state lawmaker has introduced a bill to fund a statewide taskforce targeting all types of cargo thefts.
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The strike in Espirito Santo, which lasted a week, led to a spike in murders, thefts and assaults.
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Worse, the thefts expose weaknesses in a vital bit of financial plumbing: banks' connections to the SWIFT network.
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Being faced with this situation, the TRA is now looking into implementing new measures to prevent future thefts.
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The Springfield Police Department and the F.B.I.'s Art Crime unit are working together to investigate the thefts.
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At least 20 rhino horn thefts had been reported at museums, auction houses, and private homes around Europe.
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At least six countries, including Malaysia, the United States and Switzerland, have been investigating alleged thefts from 1MDB.
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In fact, just the sight of a doorbell camera on a front porch may deter such package thefts.
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While the coat thefts have predictably sparked outcry, criminals have robbed people for high-end apparel for decades.
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He could point to statistics like vehicle thefts, which rose to twice the 10-year average in 2017.
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This has already been a big problem for many Bitcoin exchanges that have suffered crippling thefts and losses.
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Since the age of 18, he's been charged over a dozen times for thefts, burglaries, and drug possessions.
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According to reports, over 50,000 thefts occur each year, fuelling a black market business estimated at $6 billion.
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Cybersecurity professionals criticized Equifax for not improving its security practices after thefts last year and earlier this year.
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"They were hitting the small machines that were inside restaurants or delis," he said of the previous thefts.
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The breach, one of the largest thefts of bank data, also compromised one million Canadian social insurance numbers.
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The alleged thefts took place over three years beginning in 2012 and encompassed millions of rides, officials said.
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Of course, we only know that we aren't aware of any previous thefts, not that they didn't occur.
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Kellermann agreed that companies have been slow to roll out technologies that can cut down on such thefts.
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Eventually, they had images of nearly forty thefts: the man had stolen clothes, antiques, designer sunglasses, luxury cosmetics.
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The thefts have been a result in part of the "incompetence or complacency" of local authorities, he said.
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Exchanges in Japan and South Korea accounted for 58 percent of the thefts last year, the research found.
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Some cybersecurity experts, as well as fugitive NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, suggested that the alleged thefts may be connected to the uproar over suspected Russian cyber spying on the Democratic Party — but no information has surfaced to link the two, or to connect the alleged thefts with the NSA website outage.
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"A lot of times these museums don't realize thefts happened until two, three years after, and they don't make a statement," said Brian Brusokas, who has investigated many sports memorabilia cases on the Art Crime Team at the F.B.I. Even when museums do report thefts, they often are left frustrated.
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Shoplifting may be leveling off, researchers found, but there is no sign of a decline in thefts from vehicles.
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It is the latest in a rash of mail thefts that have plagued the area in lower Westchester County.
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WHOIS data is a fundamental resource for investigators and law enforcement officials who work to prevent thefts, Jevans said.
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Tannehill isn't alone: Others are saying that they can't properly report their identity thefts because of the shutdown, either.
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There have been a rising number of mid-air thefts reported in recent years, according to Hong Kong authorities.
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The IMB stated however that the incidents in India tend to be low-level thefts mostly targeting anchored vessels.
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He said the thefts did not threaten the pension system's ability to issue benefit checks, at least for now.
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But the latest thefts pushed them to repeat something they did in 2014 — burning their stockpile of rhino horns.
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Besides acknowledging the thefts Tan also suggested the thieves might have been motivated by either greed or corporate espionage.
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Neighbors told The Beijing Morning News that the village had had a rash of dog thefts in recent days.
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The thefts add to the steep challenges facing Petroleo Brasileiro SA, as the Rio-based firm is formally known.
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It&aposs one of the great thefts in the history of our country what China has done to us.
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It's not stated how widespread the issue is or how much money has been lost due to the thefts.
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The thefts took place across 19 counties in California throughout September, and 17 suspects have been charged so far.
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Lately there has been an uptick in low-profile thefts, driven by a flourishing black market in Ethiopian antiquities.
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Seven people have been arrested in connection with the thefts, Detective John Varela of the Houston Police Department said.
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She said there are no reports of car thefts in the town that can be linked to the duo.
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Car thefts have surged in winter, when people start their cars and leave them warming, keys in plain view.
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And law enforcement officials and nut processors are meeting Thursday to share information to help prevent more nut thefts.
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Around 6pm, the Opéra area becomes a battleground with people chasing after each other, and violent thefts taking place.
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This burglary was the latest in a string of thefts that have hit Hollywood recently, according to Entertainment Tonight.
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Paul also had seven rebounds and three steals and he is averaging 2.8 thefts over a five-game span.
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Federal authorities are looking into continued drug thefts at the Department of Veterans Affairs hospitals, The Associated Press reports.
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They have stolen approximately 1,249 cartons or bars of ice cream and gelato in 11 thefts, the police said.
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But missing from court documents filed in the case is any explicit mention that the thefts were state-sponsored.
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The thefts totaled at least $93 million, $85033 million of which was taken from the central bank of Bangladesh.
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That means much of the crimes represent a cross-section of local incidents, like drug offenses, thefts and assaults.
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The rule on reporting gun thefts, which was also part of Obama's announcement, goes into effect in 30 days.
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Things were fine for about two years, but then we had a rash of thefts from the dealership's warehouse.
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The 2459 stolen bases allowed set a team record for the most thefts surrounded in a three-game series.
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If you're a victim of repeat office lunch thefts, the loss can take a bite out of your budget.
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As we reported last year, there were 40 large-scale avocado thefts in the first half of 2016 alone.
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This comes, at least in part, from a wave of thefts in Cologne that have been linked to immigrants.
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The government has been reviewing its approach toward an industry that has been hit twice by large-scale thefts.
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No. 3, effective regulations/laws to put in place to prevent further data thefts across any current, emerging platforms.
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Use the petition to put the landlord on notice about security breaches and the safety hazard the thefts expose.
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The woman and man arrested in September were tied to nine other thefts in the subway, the police said.
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There were also whistle-blower complaints filed with the S.E.C. about undisclosed thefts and drug dealing in a factory.
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The railroad also provided video of the thefts, which shows several men inside the truck grabbing large brown boxes.
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Investigators are still trying to determine who committed the thefts and if there are links between the three cases.
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" His partner offered his own take on why thefts occur: "The person at the table is not paying attention.
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Those include treason, some forms of murder and rape, and violent car thefts — as well as nine drug offenses.
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That wasn't the first of its kind, but it was certainly one of the biggest thefts to have occurred.
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News reports about security breaches at cryptocurrency exchanges and subsequent thefts highlight yet another risk of investing in cryptocurrencies.
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There have been at least four thefts from vehicles parked at that Flanigan's since 2015, according to police records.
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Most police departments do not track package thefts, but those that have examined the problem have reported notable increases.
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The police department is also actively analyzing crime patterns daily for any spikes in package thefts or other crimes.
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At this point in history, there have been repeated digital thefts of information, including from the Democratic National Committee.
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While the president's strategy may have slowed thefts in the short term, experts say the current strategy is unsustainable.
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But this year's thefts come amid a tight market for Christmas trees, making it harder for victims to restock.
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The Reds center fielder singled three times, stole three bases (giving him 225 thefts on the season) and scored twice.
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Jamie Lynn Spears' baby daddy got arrested for burglary after police say he was linked to a rash of thefts.
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Overall, dog thefts in Italy tripled overall last year, with as many as 30,000 different breeds taken from their owners.
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Galaxy's Edge has had to adapt to the number of thefts that have occurred in the park since its opening.
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In 232 less than 230% of the state's vehicle thefts involved violence, according to government data; last year 600% did.
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Publicly disclosed attacks in recent years throughout the world have included thefts by hackers totalling tens of millions of dollars.
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Mass thefts from orchards, with up to 350 avocados stolen at a time, have caused concern among North Island growers.
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For the thefts, Mall says the company also refused to cover various luxury items he owned ... like the tiger head.
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Indeed, the U.S. is demanding enforceable structural reforms to put an end to intellectual property thefts and forced technology transfers.
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Previous thefts have involved stolen money being transferred to a number of banks before arriving at its final end destination.
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Why did the prisoners watch the routine hangings for minor thefts without emotion, staring indifferently at the swaying, swollen faces?
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Stolen weapons must be reported to the A.T.F. immediately — the sort of requirement the N.R.A. opposes for other gun thefts.
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About half the cases here are thefts from vehicles, smash-and-grabs that scatter glittering broken glass onto the sidewalks.
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The railway operator still has 1,600 spare covers in stock, which Liu says might be insufficient if the thefts continue.
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Elements of the code in those attacks closely track some of the code found in the more recent bank thefts.
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It's hard to imagine that an epidemic of arsons or car thefts or letter bombs would be treated like this.
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The problem with cyber thefts will continue to rise as the use of internet expands, said RiskIQ CEO Elias Manousos.
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Unknown hackers still managed to get away with about $43 million, one of the largest known bank thefts in history.
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According to the indictment, the shoplifting crews would sometimes get violent in preventing store employees from responding to the thefts.
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There's anecdotal evidence to suggest that many of the early thefts of nitrous from hospitals were in fact inside jobs.
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The rate of property crimes has fallen by nearly half since 1997, led by far fewer automobile thefts and robberies.
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Rimoinet Shamburi, chairman of Esilalei village, said that donkey thefts have decreased since the ban but have not ceased altogether.
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Darryl Potter, 33, a St. Thomas resident, said that thefts were not surprising, given the catastrophic conditions in the island.
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People on the street prefer them because many of the men's shelters have a reputation for petty thefts and fights.
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One of the most surprising thefts, Keilmann told CNN, was a stuffed boar's head taken from a hotel in France.
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The murders, thefts, violence and terror continued long after the troops had gone and the convicted men had been released.
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Nearly two dozen tax practitioner firms have already reported data thefts to the IRS this year, according to the IRS.
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The survey also collected data on more unique one-off thefts that don&apost necessarily point to a larger trend.
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But a host of problems, ranging from thefts, sexual misconduct, and possession of weapons, have followed the platform for years.
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Two disclosures about thefts of sensitive data did not prevent its business from improving slightly at the ending last year.
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And the thefts are giving rise to new startups aiming to help solve the problem, such as Pickups or Latch.
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But nearly all of the thefts came from just a small group of highly skilled criminals—the so-called Business Club.
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"There are other reports of other places, other cities in California, that have had these kinds of takeover thefts," said Hudson.
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Prosecutors allege the group was responsible for a series of vehicle thefts that in several cases involved killing the cars' owners.
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Crime is up, police report, especially petty thefts and break-ins by drug abusers looking for money to score a fix.
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"This is not anything we've really seen before ... we've experienced 30 thefts in the last six months," he said in April.
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Consumer groups have been warning about similar scams since October, but this latest string of thefts has reached a remarkable scale.
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"Online intrusions and thefts by state-sponsored actors have become increasingly common across the technology industry," Yahoo said in the statement.
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Critics are also worried about a less-mentioned side-effect: that the number of gun thefts—especially from cars—will surge.
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In both urban Chicago and Ivy League campuses, drug use, drug dealing, thefts, threats, assaults and sexual assaults are unfortunately common.
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"We actually laugh it off when we meet with other women in the village" who have also suffered thefts, she said.
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This year, the police issued a similar safety alert after a series of car break-ins and thefts, Chief Tolley said.
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"That is absolutely unique," said Mr. McDade, an expert on rare book thefts who has written several books on the subject.
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The Neapolitan Carabinieri, who had been investigating daytime thefts in churches in nearby towns, showed photographs of suspects to the witnesses.
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Escaping often, he committed burglaries, auto thefts and armed robberies, landing in between in juvenile detention centers and eventually federal reformatories.
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Prosecutors said the killing was the violent culmination of a series of assaults and thefts by Mr. Rivers since his release.
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State Farm's standard homeowner's insurance, for example, does cover package thefts as a personal property loss, subject to the policy's deductible.
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The campaign group has denounced water thefts and shortages in Petorca, including before a local court and in the international media.
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After six thefts and three failed attempts — at places like bodegas, laundries and a diner — the loot totaled only about $39,000.
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Concert organizers welcome the super-recognizers; Smith noted that thefts of mobile phones drop precipitately whenever the team works an event.
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Crimes in all major felony categories, including murder, burglary, rape and car thefts have all declined, The New York Times reported.
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The transit police chief, Edward Delatorre, said the rise in transit crimes last year was mainly driven by thefts in Manhattan.
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"We've seen some thefts around digital assets that make you scratch your head," Clayton said at CoinDesk's Consensus Invest conference in November.
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But the regularity and audacity of the thefts at Shell's refining facility — some of which took place during working hours — stand out.
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The fact that this is the largest recorded heist is no small feat, since sex toy thefts seem to happen relatively often.
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According to The Guardian, now the valuable fruits are now the target of massive heists, with 40 large-scale thefts since January.
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The thefts resulted in a loss of more than $1 million, the state's attorney general's office said in a statement released Thursday.
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A spate of high-profile thefts at automated teller machines (ATM) has sparked alarm and sent law enforcement officials in a tizzy.
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Her investigation led to the identification and arrest of two suspects in numerous package thefts in eastern Baltimore County and neighboring jurisdictions.
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The bureau has also in recent weeks tried out a new alert system that notifies dealers of weapons thefts in their area.
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Yemen The UN threatened to suspend aid to hungry people in Yemen if thefts or "diversion" of food by Houthi rebels continues.
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In August, three suspects said to be members of the FIN7 hacking and fraud group were charged with the credit card thefts.
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"They do tend to have some overseas connections," said Scott Cornell, an investigator for Travelers Insurance and an expert on cargo thefts.
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Not only are many overworked and underpaid, but fast food restaurants seem to be magnets for bizarre break-ins, thefts, and vandalism.
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Hotel kidnapping, vehicle thefts Authorities say one of the spree's earliest incidents happened on the morning of January 31 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
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"It seems to be picking up this year," said Butte County Sheriff's Detective Jay Freeman, who has been tracking recent bee thefts.
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Such thefts are amplified on Chinese social media, as some travelers spin dark tales of stolen wallets, lost passports and Italian swindlers.
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He cited statistics from Confcommercio, a trade association, showing that thefts resulting from hunger have been on the rise in recent years.
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The massive burglary took place in February 2016, the largest of several international thefts by the same still-at-large hacking group.
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In April, Ms. Dyer sued the board on behalf of the charity itself, claiming that the board's negligence had enabled the thefts.
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As CEO, these thefts occurred during my tenure, and I want to sincerely apologized to each and every one of our users.
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As CEO, these thefts occurred during my tenure, and I want to sincerely apologize to each and every one of our users.
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That response, those in the field say, has stymied thieves and is helping make such thefts as rare as a Gutenberg Bible.
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Year-to-date, robberies and auto thefts have declined 14%, and overall crime is down 12% throughout the city, according to police.
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But the regularity and audacity of the thefts at Shell's refining facility - some of which took place during working hours - stand out.
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The shortage has inspired a rash of thefts from orchards, and an avocado black market has sprung up to distribute the spoils.
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Andrew Cuomo, the governor of New York, claimed that thefts were happening in New York at a press conference Friday, CNBC reported.
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I must say, it's depressing to see our antihero, now knee deep in Season 4, thrilled by small-time thefts like this.
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The closings have forced stores to keep large amounts of cash on site, leaving some shop owners fearful of burglaries or thefts.
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The initial deal provides better protection to American companies that have long complained of thefts of their intellectual property and trade secrets.
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In 313, five Chinese military officers were indicted in data thefts from a labor union, critical infrastructure and companies including U.S. Steel.
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While the thefts present a national security risk, Americans have "almost become as a country immune to these breaches," Mr. Bowdich said.
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Mr. Adler said a recent spate of car thefts came about because keys were left in unlocked vehicles in their owners' driveways.
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That compares with FIRs filed for 37 percent of reported mobile phone thefts in Delhi and 45 percent in Mumbai, it said.
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Market forces or colonial revenge may spur thieves to steal artifacts, as recently seen with a pandemic of thefts of Chinese art.
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The New York Police Department is investigating reports of jewelry thefts worth roughly $28503,22019 from residents living in Trump Tower in Manhattan.
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Boulogne-sur-Mer, France's largest fishing port, has been spooked by a surge in attempted and even successful thefts of fishing boats.
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In April, a New York Fed official told CNBC that the Fed itself is not even required to report thefts from its accounts.
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Update 9:50am ET, December 21: As many expected, at least some of the "thefts" in the video were faked, Rober has admitted.
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Authorities say Hubel is accused in four other thefts, including three in Belgium and at least one in New York City in 2010.
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It&aposs also possible this isn&apost the first roof burglary they have carried out, with similar thefts occurring in Texas and Florida.
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Anyone with information on the thefts in Birmingham can call police on 101 or the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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In terms of the number of US citizens affected, it's one of the biggest state-sponsored thefts of personally identifiable information on record.
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In addition to spinning some terrific yarns about famous art thefts, Barelli breaks down the three dominant types of art and antiques thieves.
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The 13 people arrested in the Duque de Caxias refinery thefts were charged with forming a criminal enterprise, which also carries stiffer penalties.
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The pipeline has been sabotaged several times inside Turkey in attempted thefts and the KRG has also accused the PKK of targeting it.
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Lt. Joe Gomez told the Bee that Sunday's robbery fits the pattern of similar thefts at stores around the San Francisco Bay Area.
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So when other alleged thefts were committed by that person, Apple falsely determined Bah to be the alleged criminal, according to the suit.
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Even so, there are still lots of these thefts, in which criminals insert malicious software into a company's point-of-sale (POS) system.
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It told companies operating in the United States they could face harassment from U.S. law enforcement and cited gun violence, robberies and thefts.
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But while it's the biggest bitcoin theft, it's far from the only one, and similar thefts have hit both BitStamp and Ethereum's DAO.
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Chambers had priors for disorderly conduct as well as petty thefts and burglaries — crimes he committed to fund his drug and alcohol abuse.
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In August, the U.S. Postal Service suspended deliveries on the south side of Milwaukee after a series of package thefts in the area.
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Legal injection sites do not, however, address the thefts, prostitution and other criminal behavior that participants often rely on to finance their addiction.
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Every few hours, my phone rattled with alerts, telling me about attempted car thefts, police chasing suspects and someone needing a bathroom contractor.
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The device was developed by sportswear firm Ash Be Nimble as a way to combat snatch thefts, a common criminal tactic in Malaysia.
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The police have asked the public for assistance in identifying four suspects in a string of ice cream thefts since at least November.
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The biggest worry, Mr. Kanuck and other American intelligence officials say, is the impact these data thefts can have on global politics. James.
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Even the Olympic torch relay has had an unusual number of bloopers: face plants, attempted thefts and dousing attempts (by water and extinguisher).
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Unknown hackers last month made off with $22019 million from the Bangladesh central bank, one of the largest bank thefts of all time.
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Bulldogs G Roosevelt Jones ranks second to Dunn in the conference in steals (1.8) and has 11 thefts over a four-game stretch.
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The NHS estimates that losses resulting from the thefts and damage caused by the burglaries were in excess of £100,000 [$125,000] that year.
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The Wall Street Journal reported last week that US prosecutors are following new lines of enquiry into Huawei over alleged intellectual property thefts.
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Virtual currencies are volatile and fell sharply year amid increased regulatory scrutiny and amid some instances of hacks and thefts at crypto exchanges.
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He had no idea that his seeming good fortune was a byproduct of one of the most expansive rare book thefts in history.
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She said people should be sure they have adequate insurance in case of events like home fires or thefts of valuables like jewelry.
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The driver's sample was a good candidate because a string of vehicle break-ins and car thefts had been reported near his home.
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"Those cases deal with thefts in the hundreds of thousands of dollars," said Lt. Tara Deckert, of the Police Department's grand larceny division.
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Deputies were, as it turned out, investigating what they called "recent farm thefts" when they stopped Mr. Fierros in the community of Thermal.
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Ethereum smart contracts have been hacked and rigged in unexpected ways that have allowed for multiple thefts of tens of millions of dollars.
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The state police determined that one, named Reginald Snow with a long history of thefts to support a drug habit, was likely dead.
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In recent days, two more e-bikes were stolen, though it is not clear whether these thefts are related to the 22 others.
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Similarly, there have been big thefts of cigarettes reported in recent months in other areas of the state, including Redding, Riverside and Bakersfield.
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The indictment suggests that the breach was part of a series of thefts by China to use the data to target American officials.
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Still, he said the apparent thefts raise concerns about an insider threat at Trump Tower, which is a Secret Service permanent protected property.
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For every 100 patients on methadone per year, there were 12 fewer robberies, 57 fewer break-and-enters and 56 fewer auto thefts.
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They held people's keys and knew all the latest news on marriages, divorces, children, thefts, rivalries, real estate deals — the list goes on.
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The council did note an increase in assaults and rapes last year, but it also recorded a drop in thefts and drug offenses.
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Old tech to halt bus thefts: Transit officials are quickly installing key ignitions into the newer buses, which currently have push-start buttons.
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"Unfortunately, shortly after Dee left England, his library was raided by various people; Fromond was most probably complicit in the thefts," Birkwood explained.
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The judge sentenced one of Edwards&apos co-defendants to 10 years in prison, saying such thefts contribute to Chicago&aposs "epidemic of violence."
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Much of its business came from criminals seeking to launder proceeds from Ponzi schemes, credit card trafficking, identity thefts and computer hacking, prosecutors said.
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It came equipped with a Jabber instant-message plug-in, allowing the group to communicate and coordinate attacks—like in the two Omaha thefts.
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Coast Guard Lt. Matthew Odom says the thefts put lives at risk, cost taxpayers money and create unnecessary work for crews that tend buoys.
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Capital One said it learned of the breach through a third-party who reportedly saw the alleged hacker's claims and boasts about the thefts.
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At first, the Kims hoped to put a stop to the thefts, but now it seems "people want the squirrels to come," Cindy explains.
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The alleged thefts, which also targeted trade secrets such as Equifax's proprietary methods of assembling and storing its data, continued through July 30, 2017.
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It has transformed Puebla, where a quarter of the thefts took place, and Guanajuato from relatively peaceful states into moderately violent ones (see map).
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"Today we have a problem that is out of control," says Carlos Ignacio Mier Bañuelos, a state congressman whose district has many petrol thefts.
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Compiled by the National Crime Records Bureau, the report pools together data on thefts, assaults, homicides and kidnappings from police precincts across the country.
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According to the complaint (PDF), BPD used Stingrays 4,700 times over the course of nine years to investigate everything from kidnappings to petty thefts.
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Muñoz suspects it has begun working with smaller groups of petty criminals in El Salto, leading to an increase in kidnappings, thefts, and rapes.
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In addition, while the total of violent crimes saw a decrease in 262, rape, aggravated assaults, and motor vehicle thefts were on the rise.
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But the company "instructed [him] not to report the thefts to outside law enforcement," and told him to shut down his investigation, he says.
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"It must be noted that these break-ins included thefts of guns and ammunition that found their way into the local community," Terpay said.
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Given the ever-increasing and seemingly unstoppable pervasiveness of hacks and cyber thefts, every year seems to be the year of the data breach.
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"In recent days, there have been incidents of gun violence, robberies and thefts in the United States," China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism said.
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"We're familiar with thefts in which women are touched inappropriately on purpose to be distracted," a spokesperson for the Cologne Police Department told VICE.
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Lagos Airport has had a number of security issues in the past, including thefts from aircraft cargo holds while the airplanes were in use.
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In 3003, the year President Clinton took office, violent crime struck nearly 11 million Americans, and an additional 32 million suffered thefts or burglaries.
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By the age of 20, he had been tried for and convicted of several thefts, a handful of assaults, and various other minor crimes.
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It said the group had compromised a range of victims and that some intrusions had resulted in thefts of data while others were disruptive.
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"There were a lot of thefts of famous people's graves in an attempt to see why that person was a genius," Mr. Colls said.
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The IRS is seeing a rise in business-related identity thefts even as the number of individuals who report ID theft is significantly declining.
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It also records porch thefts that users can post footage of on Ring's social media app, Neighbors, or share with increasingly involved police departments.
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In mid-August, US initiated an investigation into China's thefts of US intellectual property (IP) using Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974.
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The Chicago police referred questions to Norfolk Southern, which said the action was in response to cargo thefts that had included guns and ammunition.
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Although the number of reported identity thefts has recently dropped, the IRS still received a startling 242,000 reports of theft from taxpayers in 2017.
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Three suspects are being sought for several recent thefts of cigarettes from Walgreens stores in the L.A. area, according to the Burbank Police Department.
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Even if stronger security at the cryptocurrency exchanges reduces hacking and the consequent thefts, investors still should question the wisdom of investing in cryptocurrencies.
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The indictment suggests the hack was part of a series of major data thefts organized by the People's Liberation Army and Chinese intelligence agencies.
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The department said the double-digit drop in homicides and shootings was accompanied by 20-year lows in robberies, burglaries and motor vehicle thefts.
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They're also considered the culprit during another bitcoin heist in South Korea earlier this year, and have been accused of several other bitcoin thefts.
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He did not say when fuel would resume flowing through the closed sections, but vowed to continue with his efforts to stem the thefts.
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Weatherspoon is third in the SEC with two steals a game and the Bulldogs are 4-0 when he records at least three thefts. 3.
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MEXICO CITY – Armed assailants killed three police officers Wednesday in a region of eastern Mexico plagued by thefts of fuel from oil pipelines, authorities said.
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Last year, Hong Kong's Secretary for Security Lai Tung-Kwok said police had been receiving more reports of thefts on medium and long-haul flights.
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Edwards also wrote that many of the cars were being "used for crimes," and that more than 12 people were in custody for the thefts.
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Maybe insurance companies could be persuaded to sponsor a free-bike scheme so that they would not have to pay out for as many thefts.
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Train and truck freight thefts have soared too as criminals employ ever more sophisticated methods to terrorize the nation's network of railway lines and highways.
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While boat theft nationally increased 1 percent in 2016, there are no national figures for boat engine thefts, according to the National Insurance Crime Bureau.
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Property crimes also increased, including a nearly 12 percent increase in shoplifting and nearly 11 percent increase in thefts, two crimes affected by Proposition 47.
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Scotland Yard said Mr. Whitlock had been charged with burglary, including 19 offenses regarding thefts at automated teller machines from December 2015 to August 2016.
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I told them, "This is something that's very serious and you could lose your job," but they still denied knowing anything about the tire thefts.
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Hackers made off with almost 120,000 bitcoin, worth about $72 million at the time, in one of the biggest ever thefts from a cryptocurrency exchange.
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Police are on the lookout for two suspects whom they are tied to a string of delivery-dude car thefts dating back to June 8.
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The majority of these thefts of cylinders were of nitrous oxide or Entonox, a brand name that a NOS-oxygen mix is sometimes sold under.
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There have been articles about individual Black Hebrews charged, indicted or convicted in forgeries, frauds or thefts involving banks, credit cards, business checks or passports.
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There have been signs of desperation and tensions brewing among the poorer members of the Italian population, with reports of thefts from supermarkets in Sicily.
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But that feature hasn't stopped a multiple Tesla thefts that used keyless entry hacks, at least two of which have been documented on surveillance video.
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Wellesley officials seem to be amused by the attention their town is getting, but they say the thefts are still a serious and expensive problem.
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The Justice Department is pursuing other thefts of trade secrets for prosecution, said John C. Demers, the head of the Justice Department's National Security Division.
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The U.S. government said the attack was part of a series of big data thefts organized by the People's Liberation Army and Chinese intelligence agencies.
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Still, he never reported any of the thefts to the police, saying he did not have the time and needed to get back to work.
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Mr. Jones was walking with two friends near Harlem Meer when he was stopped by Officer McDonald, who was investigating a spate of bicycle thefts.
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Two more e-bikes were recently reported stolen, the police said, though it was not clear if the thefts were related to the 22 others.
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She has been tied to thefts in many states, including California, Colorado, New York and Ohio, and in cities including Paris, Milan, Tokyo and Monaco.
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Last year, nut thefts hit an all-time high in California — with losses totaling $4.6 million from 1.63 reported cases Last year, nut thefts hit an all-time high in California — with losses totaling $4.6 million from 31 reported cases, more than the three previous years combined, according to CargoNet, an alliance of cargo shipping firms and law enforcement agencies aimed at preventing losses.
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Specifically, in a joint appeal by two classes of military veterans who sued over personal data compromised in two thefts from a VA hospital in South Carolina – one of a laptop containing information about patients who underwent pulmonary tests, the other of four boxes of old pathology records – the appeals court said veterans could not establish they'd suffered a concrete or imminent injury from the thefts.
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What was odd, Craig noticed, was that the thefts seemed to have been executed from the victims' own IP addresses, using their own logins and passwords.
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All told, investigators could attribute around $70 million to $0003 million in thefts to the group—but they suspected the total was far more than that.
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Last year, Mexico lost an average of 60,000 barrels of fuel to theft per day, according to Etellekt, a risk consulting firm that studies the thefts.
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It's a model for the rest of the UK, where thefts still represent a volatile blend of boiling frustrations, social media accounts, and high-speed vehicles.
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Survivors want to, and should, be believed, just like those who report burglaries, robberies, aggravated assaults, motor vehicle thefts, murder, and other crimes are generally believed.
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Basically, the four letters describe a miserable life, he was unhappy with himself," said Robinson, who added Schmoyer "admitted to thefts, burglaries and other criminal acts.
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"Most of the package thefts we've made arrests on revolve around (closed-circuit TV) or private surveillance cameras that give us a still image," Kelly said.
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The fleshy, green fruit is the catalyst for almost 40 reported large-scale thefts from avocado orchards on New Zealand's north island, according to The Guardian.
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He explained that law enforcement would sometimes like thefts to be kept confidential during investigations to avoid tipping off thieves as to how much investigators know.
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"This data has economic value and these thefts can feed China's ... creation of intelligence targeting packages," said Attorney General William Barr at a Monday news conference.
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However, by closing off pipelines and refineries while it tracked the thefts, the government has triggered shortfalls and long lines at gas stations in several states.
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But just months after Rose proposed to Salgot, the Wayne State University sergeant was gunned down while looking into a string of car thefts in Detroit.
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According to New York City Police Department statistics, African Americans were suspects in 54 percent of murders, 113 percent of thefts, and 49 percent of assaults.
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China cracks down on Great Wall brick thefts The sheriff's department created an internal task force to address the problem-- and have recently doubled its size.
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The series of Apple store thefts appear to date to May, San Francisco affiliate KGO-TV reports, when an Apple store in Carlsbad, California, was hit.
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The thefts would be critical to helping the Chinese understand—and copy—the world's most advanced multirole fighter plane, which had cost $11 billion to develop.
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Authorities believe some of the recent thefts are the work of other beekeepers, since they have involved common beekeeping equipment such as flatbed trucks and forklifts.
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Whereas in the first three quarters, thefts by hackers dominated the crypto crime scene, the fourth quarter was mostly about inside jobs or fraud, CipherTrace said.
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The value of the few confirmed successful thefts alone could be more than $120 million (as of Friday) if North Korea held onto the stolen assets.
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The incident on Friday was a reminder of the dozens of hacking attacks and thefts that have rattled Bitcoin since it was released in early 2009.
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There have been only a handful of thefts and robberies since Sweetgreen has been in business, but he said he believed that going cashless deterred thieves.
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The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has vigorously pursued "covered entities," organizations responsible for guarding the privacy of medical records, that allow data thefts.
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Thus, businesses, homeowners, drivers, virtually everyone, insures against fires, thefts, floods, liability and many other risks that will cause them large financial losses should they occur.
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There were to many people going in and out and so we couldn't find any correlation between the time of the thefts and a possible suspect.
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And they say that even if some categories have increased, such as thefts from automobiles, it hardly justifies a return to the days of mass incarceration.
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Bret Glazer, who lives in the Auckland suburb of Sandringham, recently spent more than $500 on a security system for his avocado tree after multiple thefts.
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In a statement to WIRED, a Tesla spokesperson writes that it has seen no evidence that the key-cloning technique has been used in any thefts.
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But kidnappings and thefts in Caracas have prompted some Chinese executives working in the country to move to Colombia to escape the problems, sources have said.
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Amid new trade tensions in June, China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued a general travel advisory citing "shootings, robberies and thefts" as risks to tourists.
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They were either political prisoners who the military thought were linked to armed resistance groups or poor youngsters who were caught in thefts or drug selling.
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Most of the thefts involving virtual currencies are a result of people's having the password, or private key, to a virtual currency wallet stolen or hacked.
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It and other cryptocurrencies have come under global scrutiny this year amid thefts, frauds around initial coin offerings, market manipulation and its potential for money laundering.
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The nation's crime prevention council did note an increase in assaults and rapes last year, but it also recorded a drop in thefts and drug offenses.
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Early in 2017, National Archives staff discovered that the dog tags from a WWII aviator, Theodore Ream, were missing while investigating other possible thefts of artifacts.
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One partial shutdown in August was caused by security breaches including vehicle thefts, reducing output by at least 130,000 bpd, field workers said at the time.
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Mr. Purpura did not deny that his client took money but said the thefts did not rise to the more serious charges of robbery or extortion.
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Given all the massive hacks, thefts, scams, and high-profile crackdowns that bitcoin has been a party to since its inception in 2009, this is legitimately impressive.
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In June, China issued a travel advisory warning Chinese tourists about the risks of traveling to the United States, citing concerns about gun violence, robberies and thefts.
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A former federal law enforcement official said public disclosure of thefts from the New York Fed would improve security, and keeping incidents hidden could make matters worse.
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"This data has economic value, and these thefts can feed China's development of artificial intelligence tools as well as the creation of intelligence targeting packages," Barr said.
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The judgement came long after the thefts began in 2011, however - a period during which AMSC's share price declined from nearly $400 per share to roughly $5.
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Bike thefts fell from 275,21 in 2600, when Mr Wessung conceived of his plan, to just under 1823,2182 in 21, two years after the scheme got going.
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Messrs Tuominen and Hirvonen have not revealed exactly how their hack works, for fear of inspiring more hackers and thefts like the one that hit their colleague.
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The Baltimore County police officer who was killed as she investigated a suspicious vehicle had recently won an award for solving a rash of holiday package thefts.
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The allegations come as the Trump administration has repeatedly said trade with China has been hampered by the country's alleged cyberattacks and IP thefts against the U.S.
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In its previous civil case against Huawei for the alleged thefts, Huawei said the robot was "common knowledge" and that it didn't steal T-Mobile's trade secrets.
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Alarmed by a spike in large-scale nut thefts, Tulare County Sheriff Mike Boudreaux last year beefed up his agriculture crimes unit from two to six detectives.
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Officials tell TMZ Sports there have been 6 other "bump and run" style car thefts in the past week and there's strong reason to believe they're related.
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Other retailers, like Walmart and Kroger, also noted that thefts forced them to lock up the Tide Pods, but they did so prior to the internet hysteria.
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The 19-year-old man made the comments while in police custody in the state of Lower Saxony this past weekend for several thefts, a spokesman said.
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Thabo Sefolosha had three of his four steals in the fourth quarter and Kent Bazemore had three thefts in the game to go with his 11 points.
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The New York Fed responded on Tuesday saying there was no evidence its systems were compromised in the attack, one of the biggest bank thefts in history.
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"In 2010, there were lots of thefts and beatings," said Frédéric Zhou, Mr. Zhang's former landlord, who recounted his own instances of verbal abuse and physical threats.
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He declined to identify the victim but suggested that the credential thefts were similar to the ones that hackers would have needed before their opening ceremony attack.
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Crime can happen at any place or time within Rio" and that "tourists are particularly vulnerable to street thefts and robberies in the evening and at night.
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All but six precincts will have two advocates, one dedicated to domestic violence and the other focused on general crime, such as shootings, robberies and car thefts.
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Fuel thefts were once largely confined to two or three states in Mexico, but have since spread across the country, including to the suburbs of Mexico City.
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People who were left wanting swiped them from front yards, in a rash of thefts that made local news across the country, with the inevitable Grinch references.
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The thefts have proliferated along with the rise in prices for the most coveted items, the seamy side of the $1 billion market for rare sports collectibles.
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F.B.I. officials said they were unsure how much memorabilia was stolen, in part because many thefts go unreported and there is no central clearinghouse for stolen collectibles.
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Jim Steeg, who ran the Super Bowl for the N.F.L. for more than 25 years, said the thefts were an inevitable result of an expanding postgame celebration.
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Afterward, some states passed laws to ensure victims of future thefts are notified, and Target became one of the first large retailers to embrace the chip reader.
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Adults who had been victims of the various scams and thefts of the gang were glad to see that a spotlight was now shining on this behavior.
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Residents of some upscale and middle-class Seattle neighborhoods have recently complained of "blatant lawlessness," including burglaries, thefts, and illegal drug use, linked to the homelessness problem.
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He found that several businesses had terminated employees they suspected of the thefts—not realizing that the individuals' computers had been infected by malware and their logins stolen.
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Eleven people have been taken into custody in connection with what authorities claim to be "the biggest series of thefts" in Icelandic history, according to the Associated Press.
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U.S. intelligence agencies including the NSA and CIA have fallen victim to several thefts of classified material in recent years, often at the hands of a federal contractor.
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Of course, the U.S. is currently in the midst of a cheese surplus, so perhaps the thefts are simply the market's way of adjusting for supply and demand.
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When you consider that there were over 15 million identity thefts in the US in 2016 alone, you know it's not a simple matter to identify a forgery.
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Here's the San Diego Union Tribune's account of the thefts themselves:The Jeep Wrangler has two latches on the outside of its hood, which allows access to the engine.
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The team will gather information on any attempts to commit thefts through SWIFT, analyze the risks these attacks highlight and share the lessons with the wider SWIFT community.
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It's unclear what SWIFT tells its member banks when it does find out about cyber thefts, which are typically first discovered by the bank that has been defrauded.
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"These thefts and disclosures are intended to interfere with the U.S. election process," the Office of the Director of National Intelligence and DHS said in a joint statement.
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I'm not sure if more personal records were stolen last year than in other recent years, but it certainly was a year for big stories about data thefts.
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The Obama administration on Friday publicly attributed recent political hacking incidents to the Russian government, calling the thefts an intentional effort to interfere with the U.S. election process.
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In some cases, oil has been illegally siphoned from storage tanks, but there have also been thefts at sea, including whole ships being seized for the oil cargo.
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A manager at the Houston, Texas Walgreens pictured in the above tweet said over the phone that the Pods were secured in plastic boxes due to recent thefts.
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The report claimed that officers were aware of "fights, thefts, sexual assaults against women" and described many attackers as male migrants, some of whom allegedly taunted police officers.
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The haul comprised $200,000 in cash along with two luxury watches, highlighting a growing number of inflight thefts taking place, especially it seems, to and from greater China.
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A CNBC analysis of records compiled by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Division shows a total of 8943 engine thefts in 2016 compared with 643 in 2015.
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While cryptocurrencies rely on blockchain technology to minimize fraud, it is fraud, in fact, in the form of numerous thefts of cryptocurrencies, that is a serious, ongoing problem.
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The FSA ordered Coincheck to investigate the incident, submit a written report, provide proper support to customers, and to strengthen and develop new methods to prevent future thefts.
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Some crimes are not represented fully or at all: acts of domestic violence, sexual assaults, identity thefts, hate crimes, and shootings that don't result in injuries or damage.
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As much as those Tesla thefts draw attention, given the cars' novelty and high price tags, the insecurity of keyless entry systems isn't limited to Tesla, Wouters cautions.
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"Not just people taking a couple or three, I mean just actual thefts of those products," Cuomo said at a press conference from the state capital in Albany.
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" Parkhurst was experiencing a series of thefts and other crimes, she explained, and residents felt "using modern technology was the best way to improve safety in the neighborhood.
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Precipitous increases in crimes like robberies, shootings and auto thefts drove a 22003 percent increase in overall crime last month compared with January 21, according to police data.
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It's also a reminder that significant security incidents aren't always big data thefts, but can be quieter reconnaissance missions that are hard to detect, but nonetheless severely damaging.
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Among the towering thefts and crimes visited upon the native peoples of the continent, what was done to the Osage must rank among the most depraved and ignoble.
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He said that the investigation into thefts at the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame remained open, but that the number of active leads had dwindled.
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Amazon "provided packaging, real products and surveillance technology to assist [officers] in identifying and arresting those persons responsible for these types of thefts," a recent press release stated.
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"If there&aposs a pattern of increased thefts, we can develop a specific solution for that area, whether it&aposs undercover cars or a bait package," he said.
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That dynamic changed in late 1986, when President Ronald Reagan became so angry about a string of damaging thefts of American secrets that he expelled 80 Soviet diplomats.
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Before June he spent most of his time on foot patrols, walking the city's streets and responding to everyday disturbances—small-time thefts and disputes between shop owners.
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Since then, Lazarus has shifted its tactics in part to purely profit-motivated cybercrime, stealing billions of dollars around the world in bank fraud operations and cryptocurrency thefts.
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The 1967 move "Bonnie & Clyde" starred Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway as the gangster pair believed to have murdered 13 people, robbed banks, and staged kidnaps and car thefts.
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Photo: Gillian Flaccus (AP)Just two groups of "highly sophisticated cyber criminals" may be behind an estimated $1 billion in cryptocurrency thefts, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.
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One anonymous biker stressed that this behavior was far from representative of the community at large, who had responded with "maturity and passion in equal measure" to the thefts.
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Virtual currencies have been in a steep downtrend since the beginning of the year amid increased regulatory scrutiny and amid some instances of hacks and thefts at crypto exchanges.
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Following the thefts, Bowman submitted false reports, forged a signature and asked a local police officer assigned to the task force to lie for him if questioned by investigators.
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Bah claims that he was not responsible for any of the burglaries, and said he was attending his senior prom in Manhattan when one of the thefts took place.
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City and state officials fielded years of complaints about dangerous conditions, drugs, neglected children, trash, thefts and squabbles at the warehouse, raising questions about why it wasn't shut down.
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Fuel thefts through illegal taps in the company's sprawling network of pipelines have been an ongoing problem at Pemex, which reported more than 5,000 robberies of fuel in 2015.
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Bernie Klocko, the police chief of Covington Township, told the Times that while the region had seen several ATM thefts a year or two ago, this one was different.
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The government says it is planning new legislation to tackle the problem, but those changes are months away, and meanwhile the authorities have few tools to stop the thefts.
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Larcenies increased about 22014 percent by 22014, or about 135 more thefts per 100,000 residents than if tougher penalties had remained, the nonpartisan Public Policy Institute of California found.
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Hive heists were rising, with 400 bee or honey thefts reported in the six months to January, police said in an emailed statement, without providing figures for previous periods.
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But he added he did not want to engage in a debate and urged greater international cooperation to identify the culprits behind one of the world's biggest cyber thefts.
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The surge in prices, sparked by growing luxury market demand for natural - as opposed to synthetic - vanilla, caused a wave of thefts of vanilla pods by illicit vanilla hunters.
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" When examining thefts by poor people, he said, "usually the court classifies these cases as smaller crimes, but crimes, as poverty is considered avoidable through the social support system.
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The Chinese Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued a separate travel alert on Tuesday, noting the high numbers of shootings, robberies and thefts in the U.S., the AP reported.
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Quito, Ecuador Yes, it's a tourist destination, but crime, including pickpocketing, robbery and thefts in hotel rooms, is a significant concern, according to both Mr. Bradley and Mr. Boles.
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Mr. Frankel acknowledged that he had had to continue stealing and providing fake financial statements about where the money was going to keep his earlier thefts from being discovered.
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Of the 449 thefts registered in 2016 by the military police's art-theft investigative unit — the Carabinieri for the Protection of Cultural Heritage — just under half occurred in churches.
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With prices for the fruit soaring after two years of low harvests, orchards are experiencing a raft of thefts, and black markets have sprung up to distribute the spoils.
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Ms. Wilson worked as the assistant food director at New Canaan High School, which reported thefts at the cafeteria totaling about $350,000 from 2012 to 2017, the police said.
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Last year, Mexico's government estimated that the 2016 thefts cost Pemex about $1 billion for the year, but the company provided no monetary estimate of the losses in 2017.
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Lady M reported the cake heists to the police last December, and Mr. Lliviganay was arrested on charges related to some of the thefts in February, court records show.
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For alleged Evil Corp leader Maksim Yakubets, it came this week, as US and UK authorities charged him and an associate with hacking thefts that totaled over $100 million.
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Amazon shoppers, including those seeking to avoid "porch pirate" package thefts, can choose to have their orders sent to a locker for one-time use at no additional cost.
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Rober said he received 400 responses from applicants who themselves have dealt with package thefts in the past, and a handful of them were chosen to deploy the trap.
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The alert indicates that hackers are largely targeting employees of organizations in hopes of carrying out "mass data thefts," but says individual taxpayers may also receive the phishing emails.
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Congress has shown some interest in data privacy; a series of hearings last year looked into thefts of data or suspect data sharing processes by big companies like Facebook.
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In 2005, he pleaded guilty in a Florida court to participating in a multi-state stolen car scheme from jail that involved the thefts of nearly 300 luxury vehicles.
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Unlike the earlier Jabber Zeus gang, the more advanced network behind GameOver focused on larger six- and seven-figure bank thefts—a scale that made bank withdrawals in Brooklyn obsolete.
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During their two-year crime spree, Texas-born Barrow and Parker took the lives of 1934 people, including nine cops, and were responsible for several bold robberies and auto thefts.
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In addition to outright thefts, investors lost almost $20183 million from threats such as "exit scams," where founders of initial coin offerings simply ran off with the funds they raised.
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It's tortured logic that's merely a cover for one of the greatest thefts in American history: The wellbeing of millions is being traded for tax cuts for the super-wealthy.
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"We've seen some thefts around digital assets that make you scratch your head," Clayton told Silver Lake Partners Co-founder and North Island Chairman Glenn Hutchins, who moderated the panel.
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In all, five clients were allegedly ripped off for millions of dollars by Avenatti, who also is accused of using shell companies and other means to hide the purported thefts.
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" But on June 6, 2019, Patrol Sergeant Aaron Dixon, who is assigned to the Facebook Unit, emailed police management stating that "Facebook has been experiencing an increase in bicycle thefts.
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Details: The Lazarus group has utilized the SWIFT system, which banks use to request money from one another, in several high-profile thefts, but the attacks Symantec documented did not.
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Many conservative Malaysians frown upon the bike riders' decades-old culture, fearing the pastime's potential to encourage gambling, drug abuse, snatch thefts and sexual promiscuity, not to mention daredevil riding.
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Boudreaux said there have not been any recent thefts, and he credits the heightened sense of awareness and task force education efforts with nut growers, growing associations and distribution locations.
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In particular, Toadstool Geologic Park in Nebraska was seeing a lot of small-scale thefts, he said — old mammal bones being flipped for nickels and dimes on the black market.
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A tax on plastic bags in Ireland, for example, cut their use by over 2400% (with some unfortunate side-effects of its own, as thefts of baskets and trolleys rose).
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Most of the thefts occurred in independent gun stores or pawn shops in isolated areas, officials said, impacting about 8% to 9% of the 136,000 licensed dealers in the country.
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One thing that's common pretty much across the board is that thefts are the highest in the summer months, so don't let your guard down when the temperatures go up.
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The move would be the second such order given by regulators to Coincheck since the hack in late January, which was one of the largest thefts of digital money ever.
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The news of the Swiss investigations marked an escalation in international inquiries into the suspected thefts, piling pressure on Malaysia's government in the build-up to May 9 national elections.
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It's time to calm things down by explaining to the world the decades-old damage — in terms of dollars, job losses and intellectual property thefts — suffered by the American economy.
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Group president Jordi Clos highlighted a reported assault by a street vendor on a tourist from the United States and an increase in crimes like watch thefts in hotel doorways.
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This month, Ms. Dyer filed a lawsuit against the board of Healing Arts Initiative on behalf of the charity itself, saying board members let the thefts happen on their watch.
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Alpert uses a hidden camera to show their brazen thefts, which they pull off with little more than shopping bags and suitcases and sly getaways on foot and by car.
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On the other hand (dare we say the knife-bludgeoned avocado hand), Australia has become the land of avocado lattes, large-scale avocado thefts, and browning-prevention avocado time machines.
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Such losses - the difference between power dispatched from source and what is officially consumed - typically occur because of power thefts and leakages along the distribution system caused by old equipment.
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The statement said the cell had planned to wage a series of bank robberies and car thefts to get financing, and manufactured homemade explosives from material bought from local markets.
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While there have been other infamous rare book thefts, occasionally by industry insiders, the Carnegie Library case, according to prosecutors, notably involved a collaboration between a librarian and a dealer.
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While millions in Los Angeles try to adapt to "safer at home" restrictions, the city is seeing an uptick in thefts -- specifically homeless people trying to survive the coronavirus pandemic.
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"While nothing can prevent against all vehicle thefts, Tesla has deployed several security enhancements, such as PIN to Drive, that makes them much less likely to occur," the statement reads.
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In recent years, a prominent Russian malware system called Gameover Zeus, which had been used for bank thefts and government espionage, also distributed a particularly ruthless ransomware program called Cryptolocker.
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In addition to the purchases announced on Wednesday, the initial deal provides better protection to American companies that have long complained about thefts of their intellectual property and trade secrets.
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Home Depot executives this week suggested that a rash of thefts from the hardware chain is connected to the opioid crisis, but admitted they were "not positive about that" assertion.
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He had seen fights in the parking lot, thefts in the store aisles and drug-dealing at the threshold of the glass doors that chimed as customers came and went.
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However, the lab recently declassified and released documents detailing the spy's highly specialized employment and likely atomic thefts, potentially recasting a mundane espionage case as one of history's most damaging.
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Experts suspect a Russian-linked espionage operation known as A.P.T. 28, or Fancy Bear, may be involved, although there is no firm evidence that the operation was behind the thefts.
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In an unlimited operation, cybercriminals deploy malware to obtain bank customer card information and network access in a way to execute massive ATM thefts, the FBI said, according to Krebs.
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Thefts from stately homes have been increasing lately, said James Ratcliffe, the director of recoveries at the Art Loss Register, a nonprofit organization that runs a database of stolen art.
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Mr. López Obrador had blamed the thefts, in part, on the "incompetence or complacency" of local authorities, and has maintained that his tactics have reduced the amount of fuel stolen.
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Add to that change a serious of hazardous accidents and thefts, and it's enough to have anyone hypothesising that someone up there might really have it in for the Australian Olympians.
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Physical violence included beatings, thefts, extortions and kidnappings; psychological violence included humiliation, threats, rejection and insults; and sexual violence included rape, sex in exchange for goods, money, protection, transportation or food.
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Mob beatings and lynchings have increased in the country, which is already one of the world's most violent, as Venezuelans have grown increasingly angry at frequent thefts, hold-ups, and homicides.
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The big picture: "It seems like after the high public profile of the North Korea thefts, these hackers took those tactics," said Jon DiMaggio, a senior threat intelligence analyst at Symantec.
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According to the lawsuit, a New York Police Department detective realized Bah had been wrongfully arrested as surveillance footage from one of the thefts showed the suspect "looked nothing like" Bah.
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And even if you go to the cops with license plates and high-res face photos, they'll often respond with a big, apathetic shrug (particularly around Christmas when package thefts skyrocket).
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The court documents list thefts on several dates going back to July 6873, many of which happened during the refinery's normal working hours and involved millions of dollars' worth of gasoil.
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Prior to the change, you were able to claim an itemized deduction for property losses that aren't reimbursed by insurance and that stem from natural disasters, fires, thefts and other events.
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As Venezuelans have grown increasingly angry at frequent thefts, hold-ups and homicides, mob beatings and lynchings have increased in the country, which is already one of the world's most violent.
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The case - details of which have not been previously reported - raises new questions about the oversight of the SWIFT network and its communications with member banks about cyber thefts and risks.
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The thefts come as nearly 2000 percent of all commercial beehives in the U.S. — about 210 million hives — come to California and pollinate the state's more than 2000,22 acres of almonds.
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" Lelo representative Davor Solvo had a sense of humor about the thefts, telling CNN affiliate KVVU that whoever took the condoms and sex toys probably didn't grab them "for testing purposes.
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THE FOCUS, THOUGH, OF WHAT WE'RE HEARING FROM YOU AND OTHERS IN THE ADMINISTRATION DOES SEEM TO BE ON THE THEFTS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, THE EXPROPRIATED INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ON THESE JBs.
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This confluence of factors seems contributing to a recent rash of grocery store thefts across Canada, where meat is being stolen in huge quantities and presumably destined for the black market.
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From its inception in 2009 there's been hacking attacks, major thefts, bankruptcies, spin-offs, street protests, rants from Wall Street CEOs and a very, very peculiar car chase in Los Angeles.
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Force and Bridges—separately, apparently without knowing about the others' crimes—orchestrated massive thefts, scams, and blackmail using their privileged positions as law enforcement agents in the Silk Road Task Force.
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At least six countries, including Malaysia, which has also filed charges against Goldman and its two former bankers, the United States and Switzerland, have been investigating the alleged thefts from 1MDB.
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She had told antiquarians that she was "willing to pay any price for the collection," said Massimo Maresca, the former commander in charge of archaeological thefts for the carabinieri art squad.
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The thefts occurred while the city was working to reform criminal summonses that disproportionately burdened minority residents with tickets and criminal records, and resulted in an enormous backlog of arrest warrants.
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The Police Department's chief statistician, Chief Michael LiPetri, did not mention the bail law when he discussed the primary drivers behind increases in assaults, shootings, robberies and car thefts in January.
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"It's one of my easiest and biggest heists," Mr. Tomic told reporters on Friday outside the courtroom where he and two men accused as accomplices were on trial for the thefts.
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The Denver Police Department started compiling data on package thefts in 25, and has seen a 223 percent increase in reported cases, to 4.993 last year, from 24.99 four years ago.
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Government officials said three senior Pemex executives in charge of pipelines were under investigation over the fuel thefts, and that more than a dozen people had had their bank accounts blocked.
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Clay Higgins of the St. Landry Parish Sheriff's Office was standing before a camera for a Crime Stoppers video, lecturing three at-large suspects in the thefts of several four-wheelers.
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In recent years, the state has reduced some drug crimes and thefts to misdemeanors, passed a bill to outlaw cash bail and allowed more inmates to be released for good behavior.
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"I don't think anyone has a grasp of the full extent—one $5 million theft overshadows hundreds of smaller thefts," explains Michael Sandee, a security expert at the Dutch firm Fox-IT.
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In 2008 the Superior Court of New Jersey ordered Parmalat to pay the damages to Citibank, rejecting Parmalat's claim that Citibank played a part in thefts that had helped to bankrupt it.
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While general cargo theft is nothing new, nut processors specifically have seen thefts rise from just one in 2009, according to the Justice to Department, to 32 in 2015, according to Cornell.
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In that same article, Bergman said she had suffered sexual assault in her past and, at the time of the thefts, was dealing with anxiety and depression among other mental health issues.
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Concurrent prison sentences In January 2012, a federal judge sentenced Harris-Moore -- who was 20 years old at the time -- to 6½ years in prison for his string of thefts and burglaries.
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The group points to evidence that "Fancy Bear" -- the name of the cyberespionage group also believed to have carried out the allegedly Russia-led DNC hacks -- was involved in the Podesta thefts.
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In 2008 the Superior Court of New Jersey ordered Parmalat to pay the damages to Citibank, rejecting its claim that Citibank played a part in thefts that had helped to bankrupt it.
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Liberty Reserve operated a widely used digital currency, processing more than $8 billion in transactions while helping launder proceeds from Ponzi schemes, credit card trafficking, identity thefts and computer hacking, prosecutors said.
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The Antiquarian Booksellers' Association of America publishes a blog describing thefts nationwide and emails members the moment it is notified a book has been stolen, said Susan Benne, the group's executive director.
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Luke's has also started a Twitter account (heavy on the chipmunk emoji, because hey, close enough) and set up a Paypal page to accept donations to cover the cost of the thefts.
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" According to the FBI, MS-2628 members "engage in a wide range of criminal activity, including drug distribution, murder, rape, prostitution, robbery, home invasions, immigration offenses, kidnapping, carjackings/auto thefts, and vandalism.
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When using the app to navigate, pins appear along your route signifying where thefts or violent crimes have occurred in the last three months, enabling you to avoid the areas in question.
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The thefts took a toll in West Bend, a city of about 30,000 residents, where churches are central to public life and longtime residents recall admiring the old Nativity set as children.
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Whether knowing the color of those attempting these thefts would help your employees will depend, as well, on what proportion of the people who come into your store are visibly African-American.
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He has had two run-ins with thefts by employees at his small business, Computer Repair Doctor, which has eight stores in Florida, Ohio and South Carolina, which collectively totals 30 employees.
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In reality, most data thefts are far more mundane: Rather than being a continent away, the thieves are likely to be in a cubicle down the hall, according to a new report.
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The two thefts, the largest known breaches of a private company's computer systems, had threatened to scuttle a deal that Yahoo struck last summer to sell its internet businesses to Verizon Communications.
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The U.S. Secret Service, FBI and National Security Agency are all reportedly involved in the investigation of a spree of data thefts from both parties and individuals over the last few months.
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The actual cost of the intrusion is also unlikely to be deemed a material adverse effect by the Delaware courts because, historically, these thefts have not been that expensive for big companies.
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"The short term goal is an arrest but the long term is educating the community about package thefts and taking a proactive approach to reducing crimes thereby improving overall safety," he continued.
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Cryptocurrencies are a dime a dozen these days, and it seems like a week doesn't go by without news of digital thefts, crashes, and cataclysmic conflicts in the world of decentralized digital money.
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Coast Guard officials in South Portland said Thursday that the thefts pose a risk to public safety, as the brass gongs and bells produce sounds that help mariners navigate through poor visibility conditions.
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Having secured a place in Kentucky lore as "Pappygate," the thefts included hard-to-get and pricey brands such as Pappy Van Winkle bourbon that were hauled under a tarp to potential buyers.
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On Wednesday, in the wake of the arrest of Vinnik, WizSec published a blogpost presenting the findings of an investigation into the Mt. Gox thefts that they have apparently been preparing for years.
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But Taiwan and Hong Kong have no extradition agreement, and prosecutors in Hong Kong couldn't charge Chan with murder, so they charged him with money laundering for alleged thefts linked to the killing.
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One way to prevent thefts like these is to keep your key fob in a "faraday pouch" when it's not in use so that the signal can't be intercepted in the first place.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's state oil firm Pemex urged motorists in the central state of San Luis Potosi against "panic buys" on Sunday, after the state suffered fuel shortages due to rampant thefts.
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Tomic already had 14 convictions for jewelry and art thefts, many of them involving agility in scaling walls to break into apartments - a record which had earned him the underworld nickname of Spiderman.
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Three people were arrested in January in connection with the thefts after police raided homes in the Madrid region and seized arms, safe-cracking manuals and oxy-fuel cylinders used for cutting metal.
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In a press release, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra harangued his state regarding the dangers of the criminal element: Organized retail thefts cost California business owners millions and expose them to copycat criminals.
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Despite the low rate of thefts (Hong Kong international airport welcomed over 68m passengers in 2015, meaning that such incidents have affected less than one in a million people) the trend is worrying.
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School safety experts say the most important emergencies for schools to prepare for are those that are more regular occurrences: traffic accidents, weather disasters, thefts, assaults and child abductions linked to custody battles.
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Alibaba singled out Hangzhou Wangwei Technology Ltd, an IP agency, as an abuser of its system for reporting intellectual property thefts, adding that it would no longer process claims made by the firm.
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Extending the vote to the white working class went in hand with removing Native Americans, stealing their land, and then stealing Mexican land, thefts that served as the foundation of white settler democracy.
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Infuriated by the thefts, as well as an obscenity about Donald J. Trump that had been spray-painted on the public mailbox in front of his house, Mr. Ricatto installed a security camera.
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An official catalog of the M.N.R. inventory was published in 2004, and a detailed online database is kept, named after Rose Valland, the French Resistance operative who kept a ledger of Nazi thefts.
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The peace accord did not last, and after more cattle thefts, the nation's spy agency tried to arrest Mr. Daji, but he eluded them and the agency instead arrested members of his family.
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We're told some Hollywood-area grocery chains have added extra security in an effort to thwart more thefts, and some LAPD officers have given store managers their direct lines to report major issues.
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It would allow for more federal prosecutors to address violent crimes and would try to reduce the flow of firearms to the black market by stiffening penalties for gun thefts from licensed dealers.
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More than 4,000 such thefts occur in each state in an average month, according to 2015 data from the FBI, making jewelry and precious metals the top targets of thieves across 26 states.
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Judges Albert Diaz, Paul Niemeyer and U.S. District Judge Irene Keeley of Clarksburg, West Virginia, sitting by designation, held it's not clear that the goal of the thefts was the patients' personal data.
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Umeme said the funding will also help it connect more of its customers to prepaid meters, a strategy it began rolling out in 2011 to help cut rampant customer defaults and power thefts.
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Casino thefts in the former Portuguese colony of Macau, which rakes in gambling revenue more than five times that of the Las Vegas strip, are rare, with the majority of cases typically involving employees.
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The indictment says Zhu and Zhang engaged in technology thefts that began in 2006 and a campaign to steal intellectual property and other data from remote-access client-management companies that started in 2014.
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Still, no charges have been filed against Awan or his brothers relating to alleged thefts, possible espionage and for providing false information (an image of the Democratic House Caucus computer server) to Capitol Police.
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Seeing as Bitfinex is the world's largest dollar-based exchange for bitcoin, the hack represents one of the biggest thefts, rivaled only other big security lapses like the Mt. Gox hack in early 2015.
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Hacks by foreign governments are also usually seen as less dangerous for general consumers compared to data thefts by financially-motivated criminal gangs because most spy agencies do not sell or trade such information.
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Trump has displayed more than a willful ignorance about the Kremlin role in these thefts, and gone so far as to publicly call on the perpetrators to hack Secretary Clinton in a press conference.
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So those models with a higher theft rate are likely to carry a higher insurance premium, especially if the cars are being driven in areas of the country where auto thefts are more common.
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U.S. experts are less concerned about militants obtaining nuclear weapon components than about thefts of ingredients for a low-tech dirty bomb that would use conventional explosives to disperse radioactive material and sow panic.
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This probably explains the string of large Lego thefts over the past few years, including another $50,000 bust in Portland in 2016 after the thief tried to sell the Lego sets to undercover cops.
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Those include the thefts or loss of laptop computers and other electronic devices containing patient records, or cases of "social engineering," where criminals dupe employees into giving them information about patients over the phone.
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The source said that officials with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and U.S. Department of Justice had held informal conversations with Bangladesh Bank about the case, one of the largest bank thefts in history.
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Meanwhile, the Secret Service has called for action on privacy-preserving cryptocurrencies like Monero and Zcash — after citing numerous cryptocurrency thefts which, er, were not of those currencies — and they've felt compelled to respond.
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Atlanta – which ranked third in the league entering Monday's games in steals at 1053 per contest – recorded 11 steals Sunday, the 16th time the Hawks have reached double figures in thefts this season. 2.
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The police estimated that millions of minor thefts and other violations go unreported every year, because victims conclude that crime is an inevitable nuisance or that the authorities are unlikely to apprehend the perpetrators.
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In October, experts and officials told NBC News that Chinese hacking thefts of American corporate secrets plummeted in the 13 months since China signed an agreement with the Obama administration to curb economic espionage.
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"Some things that look like thefts are actually miscommunications," she said — accidentally grabbing someone else's yogurt instead of your own, for example, or being overzealous in cleaning out what they think is old food.
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The December 2017 indictment was unveiled at a time the United States is demanding that China make sweeping policy changes to better protect American intellectual property, including by curbing alleged thefts of trade secrets.
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Historical accounts show that hunger and the loss of land drove many of Australia's first inhabitants to steal food; those thefts often led to reprisal killings, like those memorialized by the monument in Elliston.
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But according to former N.S.A. employees who are still in touch with active workers, investigators of the Shadow Brokers thefts are clearly worried that one or more leakers may still be inside the agency.
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Cybersecurity professionals criticized Equifax on Thursday for not improving its security practices after those previous thefts, and they noted that thieves were able to get the company's crown jewels through a simple website vulnerability.
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Chief Klocko said on Wednesday that while there had been a string of A.T.M. thefts throughout Lackawanna County "a year or two ago," he had never before seen a burglary quite like this one.
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Reports of the thefts, first disclosed by The New York Post, come as Mr. Trump is expected to return to his namesake Fifth Avenue skyscraper on Sunday night for the United Nations General Assembly.
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If Beijing cracks down hard on intellectual property thefts, it would not only boost the U.S. economy but it would also be good for China, according to a former top White House trade official.
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In several cases, claims have been blocked on a technicality, as statutes of limitations have prevented the victims of decades-old thefts from reclaiming their property — despite having only recently located the stolen art.
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And she wants to confess to Isabel each of the thefts, the piles of clothes that are in her apartment, the pairs of shoes she's only worn once, the bags stuffed under her bed.
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America's war with Russia's greatest cybercriminal began in the spring of 2009, when special agent James Craig, a rookie in the FBI's Omaha, Nebraska, field office, began looking into a strange pair of electronic thefts.
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And these types of thefts aren't limited to Germany: In 2017, a Swedish farmer lost between $6,000 and $8,200 worth of strawberries, after "15 to 20" people helped themselves to 1,500 cartons worth of fruit.
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The department said that it would work alongside the FBI to stop these trade secret thefts and would pursue civil action to block any export of products from China that were created with US designs.
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For now, U.S. experts are less concerned about militants obtaining nuclear weapons than about thefts of ingredients for a low-tech dirty bomb that would use conventional explosives to disperse radioactive material and sow panic.
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On Saturday the company said inclement weather in the port city of Tuxpan and various thefts on the highway between the cities of Salamanca and Leon in the state of Guanajuato had reduced its inventory.
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Also, there isn't any special clause addressing issues related to vulnerable communities, including women, who remain disproportionately vulnerable online to harassment, privacy threats and even identity thefts that could result in dire consequences for them.
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The attorney general took credit for the drop on behalf of the Trump administration, arguing that his department's policies since taking office last January had reversed a two-year increase in violent crime and thefts.
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Binance, one of the world's biggest exchanges, said on Wednesday that hackers had stolen around 7,000 bitcoin through phishing and viruses, the latest in a string of cryptocurrency thefts to hit exchanges across the world.
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Denver's district attorney stated that legalization has led to an increase in murders, car thefts, robberies and home invasions, while another study released just a few months later argued that no increase had taken place.
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The sources said Silicon Valley-based FireEye, which has investigated some of the biggest cyber thefts on record, was brought in by World Informatix, a smaller firm that is advising Bangladesh Bank on the investigation.
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An astonishing 49 hotels reported that mattresses had been stolen from their premises since January 2018, CEO of Wellness Heaven Tassilo Keilmann told CNN, adding that it was likely hotels could have suffered multiple thefts.
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The criteria desired by the US includes, electronic passports, reporting of loss or thefts of passports, sharing information to validate travelers and sharing share information on known or suspected terrorists and criminals, the official said.
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In some cases in France and elsewhere in Europe, the thefts appeared to be executed almost flawlessly, only for the thieves to be tripped up afterward by haphazard plans, often for disposing of the loot.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bitcoin dropped below $9,000 on Friday to its lowest level in 3-1/2 weeks on concerns about regulatory clamp down around the world following cases of large thefts of digital currencies.
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Police data indicate that crime in January 2020 increased 16.9 percent compared to January 2019, driven by spikes in robberies, shootings and car thefts, but during the same period, the number of rapes and murders fell.
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"Unfortunately, the Equifax hack fits a disturbing and unacceptable pattern of state-sponsored computer intrusions and thefts by China and its citizens that have targeted personally identifiable information, trade secrets, and other confidential information," Barr said.
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Police typically use the videos posted there to investigate property crimes, such as car break-ins and package thefts, but have also used the app to seek evidence of more serious crimes, including a fatal shooting.
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For that matter, it's also difficult to determine how much of an effect Bethesda's action will have on the tide of thefts, particularly if some of the thieves are so committed that they buy both editions.
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While Equifax said on Monday it saw no evidence the stolen information had been used in identity thefts, regulators said the company failed to protect the data and misled consumers as to how secure it was.
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In October, the intelligence community publicly blamed Russia for the hack of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and other political organizations this year, calling the thefts an intentional effort to interfere with the U.S. election process.
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In addition to those thefts, the research found that investors and exchange users lost about $725 million in cryptocurrency in 2018 to exit scams such as fraudulent initial coin offerings, phony exchange hacks, and Ponzi schemes.
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The two sources said Silicon Valley-based FireEye, which has investigated some of the biggest cyber thefts on record, was brought in by World Informatix, a smaller firm that is advising Bangladesh Bank on the investigation.
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The Intelligence Community in October publicly blamed Russia for the hack of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and other political organizations this year, calling the thefts an intentional effort to interfere with the U.S. election process.
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On Friday, the Montgomery County district attorney, Kevin R. Steele, noted that in 2009, the local police reopened an investigation into various burglaries and thefts of historic artifacts from Valley Forge in the 1960s and '70s.
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As South Korea responds to these thefts by increasing exchange's security, and likely government regulation, its exchanges will become harder targets, forcing North Korean actors to look to exchanges and users in other countries as well.
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The event was a live extension of O'Daniel's "The Tuba Thieves" (currently a part of her "Room Tone" exhibition) — a film that explores the events surrounding an unlikely series of tuba thefts in Los Angeles schools.
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The efforts could help fulfill Trump's campaign promise to crack down on China, which he has accused of carrying out one of the "greatest thefts in the history of the world" against the U.S. on trade.
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But as the two thefts have made clear, employing large numbers of contractors brings security risks, though experts point out that there have been many leaks in recent years that came from government employees, as well.
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And those petty thefts aren't his worst cries for help: that designation belongs to his fascination with the Waystar-Royco building's roof deck, where he's taken to leaning over the edge with a cigarette in hand.
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The 18 thefts linked to these two teams, along with the perennially robust activity of local thieves in the subway system, contributed to a rise in grand larcenies in transit in 173 compared with previous years.
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Gadgets abound but her main secret weapon is the dirigible that, perpetually hovering in the clouds, can be used for surveillance and the application of knockout drugs, as well as facilitating various abductions, thefts and escapes.
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The Justice Department suggested that the hack was part of a string of major thefts organized by the People's Liberation Army and Chinese intelligence agencies, including the hacking of the U.S. government's personnel office in 2015.
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Farashuddin declined to provide details of the report, but said its findings were different from a previous one that mainly held SWIFT, the international banking payments network, responsible for one of the world's biggest cyber thefts.
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Organized networks have stolen millions of dollars' worth of items from the chain and stored it in warehouses, to the point that the thefts have impacted the company's profit margins, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Two residents of Trump Tower in Manhattan reported the thefts of jewelry encrusted with diamonds, emeralds and sapphires from their apartments in the building where President Trump also lives when in New York, the police said.
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Yahoo's business improved slightly in the fourth quarter despite the distractions of its pending sale to Verizon and a drumbeat of disclosures about two thefts of sensitive account data belonging to hundreds of millions of users.
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The unprecedented heist of $203 million from the U.S. account of Bangladesh's central bank is the latest among increasingly large thefts by criminals who have leveraged the speed and anonymity of hacking to revolutionise burgling banks.
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More than 80 percent of goods are transported by road and rail in Mexico, and the thefts are hurting competitiveness at a time the country is seeking to diversify trade and tap new sources of business.
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That comic book has been the subject of insane eBay auctions and thefts that involved the home of Nicolas Cage—a man who is such a big Superman fan that he named his child Kal-El.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hackers stole bitcoin worth $41 million from Binance, one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, the company said on Wednesday, the latest in a string of thefts from cryptocurrency exchanges around the world.
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Larcenies increased about 22014 percent by 22014, or about 135 more thefts per 100,000 residents than if tougher penalties had remained, according to results of a study by the nonpartisan Public Policy Institute of California released Tuesday.
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He declined to say what the change was or provide details of the report, but said its findings were different from a previous one that mainly held SWIFT responsible for one of the world's biggest cyber thefts.
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The company said it was investigating all aspects of the attack, including how it occurred, whether unencrypted payment data was accessed or why a security tripwire wasn't activated when the thefts began in 2014, among other details.
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Most cryptocurrencies have not seen wide adoption by consumers outside of speculative investments, thefts and scams have run rampant online, and the implosion of trading hubs like Mt. Gox has shown the market has historically been unstable.
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Given that such thefts are typically discovered exactly when the bike is needed, the crime is an urgently irksome one—and one which plays a significant part in stopping people from cycling, or giving the pastime up.
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The report, which looks at criminal activity and money laundering in the digital currency market, also showed a steadily growing number of smaller thefts in the $280-290 million range, totaling $2100 million in the third quarter.
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As personal information thefts become ever more common, here are eight of the biggest hacks in history: - The internet giant Yahoo suffered the world's largest data breach, which affected about 3 billion accounts from 2013 to 2016.
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Bozhilov and the Bulgarian delegation denied there had been any physical confrontation but said they had distrusted the local staff in the Olympic village because they had repeatedly been the victim of thefts of their personal belongings.
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An El Monte Police Department officer told Motherboard in a phone call that the Ring Reward Program was intended to be a way to respond to increased burglaries and property thefts in the city and the state.
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"It's unlikely the theft of hundreds of animals could be completed at once, and is more likely that multiple thefts could be carried out over a period of time," Senior Sergeant Scott Banfield said in a statement.
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" Ibrahim Hussain Shihab, a spokesman for the president of the Maldives, Abdulla Yameen, wrote in an email that the government takes all breaches of security, including thefts, seriously, and that security forces are "more than adequately trained.
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"The Chinese government pledging to increase penalties on intellectual property rights violations and lower criminal punishment thresholds for IP thefts will potentially help in U.S.-China trade talks," Morgan Stanley strategists said in a note on Monday.
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"The Chinese government pledging to increase penalties on intellectual property rights violations and lower criminal punishment thresholds for IP thefts will potentially help in U.S.-China trade talks," Morgan Stanley strategists said in a note on Monday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Authorities were hunting on Wednesday for a well-dressed man suspected of robbing at least seven New Jersey banks and dubbed the "Count Down Bandit" for his habit of counting down during the thefts.
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Rather than passing a new law making it illegal to steal cryptocurrency, for instance, an interested state legislator could suggest a law clarifying that cryptocurrency thefts may be prosecuted under already existing theft or wire fraud statutes.
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In other high-profile bank record thefts, cyber criminals typically attempt to cash in quickly by re-selling the data through secretive online criminal marketplaces, the biggest of which are said to operate out of Eastern Europe.
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Art thefts are particularly fascinating because their motive is not always clear — masterpieces cannot be sold, except on a black market, and although a fee can be charged for their return, the robbers rarely seek this reward.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. government was hit by more than 77,000 "cyber incidents" like data thefts or other security breaches in fiscal year 2015, a 10 percent increase over the previous year, according to a White House audit.
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Melissa Bergman, 30, was a stay-at-home mom living in a $475,000 house in Mason when she committed a series of thefts in July 2017 that will require her to serve jail time, news station WLWT reported.
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Melissa Bergman, 30, was a stay-at-home mom living in a $475,000 house in Mason when she committed a series of thefts in July 2017 that will require her to serve jail time, news station WLWT reported.
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The police declined to say how Mr. Penafiel and Mr. Ramirez-Morales stole the hay, but the law enforcement official briefed on the case said he did not believe the Colley family had been aware of the thefts.
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Theoretically, the same type of real-time alert infrastructure could help resolve cybersecurity threats and more traditional thefts, which could lead to new or expanded offerings by vehicle monitoring companies like OnStar, UConnect, Blue Link, Ford Synch, etc.
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Thefts from baggage would skyrocket, as when Britain tried a similar ban in 2006, he said, and some laptops have batteries that can catch fire -- an event easier to detect in the cabin than in the cargo hold.
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Like some of the art world's most high-profile thefts, three thieves allegedly rappelled into the warehouse, where various collectors' books were being stored before a trip to the 50th California International Antiquarian Book Fair in Oakland, California.
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The Thunder rank second in scoring defense (96.4 points per game) and allowed more than 100 on four occasions - all losses - and lead the NBA in steals at 9.9 after having 11 thefts in the defeat against Portland.
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Officials on Wednesday said it may take weeks to establish whether Mr. Podesta's emails were also hacked by the Russians — though they said the attack on his Gmail account fits the pattern of previous Russian-sponsored email thefts.
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Just last week a 224-year-old woman was jailed for a year-and-a-half after being found guilty of a string of thefts, which included stealing six 20153ft nitrous oxide cylinders from Bath's Royal United Hospital.
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The G.R.U. was no newcomer to attacks in the United States: It had been central to previous thefts of emails from the unclassified systems at the State Department, the White House and, later, the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Profit is how much of those total sales in a given quarter Amazon actually gets to keep, after it accounts for the cost of selling those items: the items themselves, shipping, package thefts, marketing, keeping the lights on.
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Jeremy Camhi, 40, a sales manager at A.T.M. Depot, a wholesaler, said in an interview on Wednesday that thefts of the machines had become more rare after manufacturers removed obvious points of vulnerability to criminals using analog methods.
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Over the last decade conservators here have been restoring its two dozen panels, whose gemlike depictions of Jesus and Mary, Adam and Eve, and a curiously humanoid sheep have inspired pilgrimages, adorations, riots and at least six thefts.
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"But for the last several years far too often we're spending our time talking about the inadequacies of the VA." The Associated Press on Monday reported that federal authorities are looking into continued drug thefts at VA hospitals.
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Tokyo-based cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck said on Sunday it would return about 46.3 billion yen ($425 million) of the virtual money it lost to hackers two days ago in one of the biggest-ever thefts of digital money.
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The deal follows an investigation that began in 2012 after the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration noticed an increased number of thefts and unexplained losses of the opioid pain medication hydrocodone at some CVS stores, according to settlement papers.
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The bombastic attorney, who briefly flirted with running for the Democratic presidential nomination, faces two other pending federal criminal cases this spring related to alleged thefts of millions of dollars from clients, including Daniels, and other serious charges.
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The botnet at times grew larger than 100,000 simultaneously infected devices to carry out various spam attacks, including pump-and-dump stock schemes, password thefts and injecting various forms of malware, including ransomware, into target devices, the official said.
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Ousmane Bah, 18, claims in a lawsuit that he was incorrectly identified as the robber in several Apple Store thefts across multiple states, but denies that he's the person in the photo that accompanied the warrant for his arrest.
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The Washington man whose spree of thefts without footwear captivated many – earning him a large social media following and a movie deal, as well as the nickname "Barefoot Bandit" – is set to be released from prison soon, PEOPLE confirms.
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While Equifax said on Monday it saw no evidence the stolen information had been used in identity thefts, regulators said the company did not do enough to protect the data and misled consumers as to how secure it was.
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But the bottom line, she said, is that she now knows what she did was wrong and is sorry — even if, at the time of the thefts in July 2017, she isn't sure what was going through her mind.
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In addition, 47 percent of the respondents quizzed as to whether they had ever stolen a firearm during a crime admitted to so doing and 86 percent of the felons who admitted prior stealing of firearms reported multiple thefts.
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Of the $297 billion, the report, which looks at criminal activity in the digital currency market, said $950 million constituted thefts from cryptocurrency exchanges and infrastructure services such as wallets, up nearly 260 percent from $266 million in 2017.
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In the merger agreement, Yahoo states that "there have not been any incidents of, or third-party claims alleging" security breaches or thefts of user data that might result in a major change to the value of the company.
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The plaintiff, 18-year-old college student Ousmane Bah, claims the company's facial recognition tool led to him being arrested for Apple Store thefts he didn't commit, by mistakenly linking his name with the face of the real thief.
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" Reflecting on some of the changes in her own neighborhood — the petty thefts that have caused people to erect fences, lock doors and acquire guard dogs — makes her nostalgic for the old days, "the time of politeness and courtesy.
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The special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, secured an indictment against 12 Russian military officers in the thefts, describing them as part of the Kremlin's campaign to undermine the American electoral process and help Mr. Trump win the election.
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An Idaho National Laboratory report described the hotel parking lot as a secure location, but the Center of Public Integrity found that local police statistics show there were 87 thefts at that hotel and its parking lot in 2016 and 2017.
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" Hansen had also claimed his team found evidence of a "substantial drug trafficking" ring at the Gigafactory, as well as the massive theft of raw materials, but that Tesla "instructed [him] not to report the thefts to outside law enforcement.
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Over the past two years, despite thefts, a drought in 303 and rain during the drying period last season, Raminisoa's family has earned more than $20,000 in a country where the average income is less than a dollar a day.
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Their statement expressed confidence that the Russian government had "directed the recent compromises of e-mails from US persons and institutions, including from US political organisations", and that the "thefts and disclosures" were "intended to interfere with the US election process".
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SHANGHAI, May 27 (Reuters) - China resolutely opposes a probe by the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) into complaints of trade secret thefts by Chinese steel companies and will encourage its firms to legally defend themselves, China's commerce ministry said on Friday.
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Kemp and an unidentified man may be behind the thefts of watches and diamonds worth millions of dollars at several stores in Georgia, Florida, South Carolina and Tennessee during the last 10 months, according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution newspaper.
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"It doesn't matter if it's beekeeping or meth, this is just the new gold rush," Laurence Burkin, apiarist manager at The True Honey Co in Dannevirke, north of Wellington, and himself a victim of hive thefts, told Reuters by phone.
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Compare that to the robberies, burglaries, larcenies, and motor vehicle thefts in the FBI's uniform crime report, which cost victims an estimated $22019 billion over the same period, and you can see that calling wage theft an epidemic is no exaggeration.
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But on a March 30 visit to Iowa, Justice Department officials could offer little advice to ensure against similar thefts, underlining how agricultural technology lying in open fields can be more vulnerable than a computer network or a factory floor.
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ABOUT VALPARAISO (277-275): Junior guard Lexus Williams had six steals in the win over Ball State while Jubril Adekoya and Shane Hammink recorded four apiece as Valparaiso produced 17 thefts - third-most in a single game in program history.
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The federal government has known of the risks to the financial and personal information of Americans since the first data thefts began to crop up more than a decade ago, yet no serious steps have been taken to protect consumers.
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"If the board thinks that by firing Alexandra Dyer, who uncovered the thefts, and by putting H.A.I. into bankruptcy, they will thwart the investigation into their incompetence, they are sadly mistaken," Ronald G. Russo, a lawyer for Ms. Dyer, said.
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In contrast, the United States did bring indictments against Chinese and Iranian hackers for thefts of intellectual property and attacks on American banks, and imposed economic sanctions against North Korea in early 2015, for hacking into Sony Pictures Entertainment's computers.
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From 2011 to 2018, more than 90% of the DOJ's cases alleging economic espionage by a state have involved China, and more than two-thirds of trade secret thefts have a nexus to China, Assistant Attorney General John Demers said.
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Mayer said on Wednesday one of these actors is considered one of the most dangerous hackers in the world, and that to this day, Yahoo has not been able to find the intrusion that led to some of the thefts.
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The report showed that 29.2 percent of the crimes migrants committed or tried to commit in the first quarter were thefts, 28.3 percent were property or forgery offences and 23 percent offences such as bodily harm, robbery and unlawful detention.
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That number is likely an undercount: many gun thefts are never reported, and even when they are, victims often do not know the serial numbers to their guns, making it difficult for authorities to tie them back to a crime.
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Charles Hill told me that he found it hard to contain his frustration at the inaction of the French police, which he attributed to smug complacency—a feeling, common to those investigating art thefts, that the work will ultimately be recovered.
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A spokesman for the Paris police, reached by phone, would say only that a unit responsible for investigating robberies, burglaries and major thefts was on the case and that officers would use "all means at their disposal" to catch those responsible.
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This reporting would suggest there are some thefts, but hardly on the scale the president has suggested, and only what is needed to keep hospitals running given the federal government had not been able to provide them with badly needed supplies.
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Finkel's story dramatically details Breitwieser's rise and fall, including his highlights reel of daring thefts and close escapes, before the 2001 arrest that predicated the destruction of his collection by his mother, Mireille Stengel, in some combination of rage and love.
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The study, published in the journal Criminology and Public Policy, found that larceny and auto thefts seemed to have increased moderately after the measure was enacted, but said other factors may have been to blame and that more study was needed.
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Operating with little government oversight has been a selling point for adherents of cryptocurrencies, but the growth in the market that has given rise to large-scale thefts and fraudulent schemes is fueling greater demand for some measure of accountability.
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She suffered two major thefts, and then there was the time in 5003 when, while receiving the Hasty Pudding Award at Harvard, she leaned out a window, caught her string of pearls on the windowsill and sent a bunch flying.
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He also had three steals and ranks third in that category (281.5) but the thefts have done little to assist the league's second-worst scoring defense (267.8), which has allowed an average of 23 points over its last eight games.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Tokyo-based cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck Inc said on Sunday it would return about 46.3 billion yen ($425 million) of the virtual money it lost to hackers two days ago in one of the biggest-ever thefts of digital money.
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One senior banking security executive, who declined to be identified because he was not authorised to speak to the media, said he had worked on three cases of cyber thefts that his bank clients had not reported to regulatory authorities.
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At his Houston trial for Deaton&aposs slaying, prosecutors presented evidence of robberies, thefts, assaults and abductions, including the rape of an 11-year-old girl in Montana and his confessions to repeated sexual assaults of young nieces from 1996 to 1998.
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If in fact millions of records were stolen, the breach would be one of the largest involving payment cards in the past year, but it would still be far smaller than any of the biggest thefts on record, which occurred a decade ago.
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Yet the Global Gathering dance festival, which takes place on the same site, has a much more scandalous history, with numerous thefts, plenty of drug use, sexual assault, and a death as recently as 20073—and does not share the same notoriety.
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I wasn't trying to get Mara in trouble — the thefts were so bizarre, and Mara so absent of malice, that it seemed impossible she would be punished for them — but I did want someone in authority to know that they were happening.
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Out of more than 70 cities that have provided statistics on guns reported stolen as part of the Trace's ongoing investigation into firearm theft, the Missouri city recorded the 11th-most number of gun thefts—fifth most, if population size is factored in.
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Since Los Angeles region sees the most thefts of any metro area in the United States, the L.A. County Sheriff's Department has put out a list of six tips avoid having your money stolen and your 'new' car returned to its rightful owner.
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Tesco Bank's Chief Executive Benny Higgins told the BBC he thought "relatively small amounts" had been stolen, but the bank declined to give details of how much money in total had been taken or if it knew how the thefts had transpired.
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As a result, there have been almost 40 thefts since the beginning of the year, according to The Guardian, and we're not talking about one or two avocados from the fruit aisle; reports have emerged of some heists totalling more than 350 avocados.
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Then, as CBS London bureau chief, he covered a war in the Middle East, the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia, strife in Northern Ireland and civil war in Nigeria, where he was expelled for reporting thefts from relief supplies intended for Biafran refugees.
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Along with major thefts from Tokyo-based Mt.Gox, which led to its collapse in 2014, and Tokyo's Coincheck in 2017, the Bitfinex hack added to investor worries over the security of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, which remain largely unregulated across the world.
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That's the opposite of President Trump's aim in lashing China with tariffs, which are meant to squeeze Beijing so it lowers its trade deficit with the U.S., stops forcing U.S. companies to surrender tech advances, and halts thefts of U.S. commercial secrets.
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Another study determined that the reforms were not responsible for an increase in violent crime between 211.5 and 20163 — that was from changes in reporting crime — but that they may have led to an increase in property crimes, specifically thefts from cars.
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It said that it had restored Ms. Love's original comment about what happened to her at the hotel, the Iberostar Paraiso near Playa del Carmen and Cancún in Mexico, and emphasized that it valued posts that warned of assaults, robberies and thefts.
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When it investigated, Lady M not only found the surveillance footage but discovered that Mr. Lliviganay's phone had logged onto the company's Wi-Fi network on the same day, and at about the same time, of each of the thefts, the lawsuit charges.
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Driving the news: A Pittsburgh grand jury indicted the pair, also charging Yakubets for his role in an earlier string of thefts using the similarly successful Zeus malware, for which alleged co-conspirators Yuriy Konovaleko and Yevhen Kulibaba have already pleaded guilty.
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Hundreds of millions of dollars, and perhaps much more, have been stolen from banks and financial services companies in recent years because of this alliance of traditional and digital criminals, with many victims not reporting the thefts for fear of reputational damage.
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A New York City police officer who became a messenger of forgiveness and perseverance for his response to being shot by a teenager while investigating bicycle thefts in Central Park 30 years ago was hospitalized in critical condition, according to the Police Department.
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MOSCOW — Before United States prosecutors accused him of having orchestrated one of the largest computer thefts, Dmitry A. Dokuchaev's legal problems were deepening in Russia, where he was once known by the hacker alias Forb and specialized in purloining credit card numbers.
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And there's a steep environmental cost that comes with the planes, trucks and energy-draining warehouses it takes to ship gifts all over the country and world What to watch: The thefts are creating new business opportunities for tech giants and startups alike.
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"As CEO, these thefts occurred during my tenure, and I want to sincerely apologize to each and every one of our users," she told the Senate Commerce Committee, testifying alongside the interim and former CEOs of Equifax and a senior Verizon executive.
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I am not privy to trade negotiations, but from media reports in the public domain it appears that China finds the American position unacceptable when U.S. officials demand Beijing stop what really amounts to technology thefts, trade-distorting export subsidies and suspicious exchange rate management.
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Because the thefts often involved millions of dollars, the threat groups would go as far as creating shell companies, typically with corresponding bank accounts in Hong Kong or China, as consumer accounts involved in transfers of that size typically warrant additional scrutiny, the report notes.
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At his trial for Deaton&aposs slaying in Texas, Harris County prosecutors presented evidence of robberies, thefts, assaults and abductions, including the rape of an 11-year-old girl in Montana and his confessions to repeated sexual assaults of young girls from 1996 to 1998.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Coincheck Inc will win approval to operate as a licensed cryptocurrency exchange from the country's financial regulator this month after improving its governance in the wake of one of the biggest digital money thefts earlier this year, a source told Reuters.
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Investigators believe the oil and fuel thefts were masterminded by the city's powerful militias - often made up of retired or off-duty cops - as they seek to move away from terror and violence to lower-profile crimes following a crackdown by authorities in recent years.
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"As CEO, these thefts occurred during my tenure, and I want to sincerely apologize to each and every one of our users," she told the Senate Commerce Committee, testifying alongside the interim and former CEOs of Equifax Inc and a senior Verizon Communications Inc executive.
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Four years ago, they took Snowden into their cramped Hong Kong apartments when he was trying to evade authorities after carrying out one of the biggest intelligence thefts in US history, releasing thousands of classified documents, including information on U.S. surveillance programs around the world.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, June 7 (Reuters) - The cost of fuel thefts taking place in oil and gas pipelines operated by Brazil's state-controlled Petroleo Brasileiro SA exceed 150 million reais ($38.92 million) a year, a company executive said on Friday at a corporate event.
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The bank, which manages 136,000 current accounts, did not explain how the thefts had happened but said it would repay people who had lost money in the online bank heist, which targeted 40,753 accounts in all and fuelled fears about the British financial sector's vulnerability.
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"It's a mixed bag," said Kevin Mandia, the founder of Mandiant, now part of FireEye, which first detailed the activities of a People's Liberation Army cyber-arm, called Unit 61398, that had been responsible for some of the most highly publicized thefts of American technology.
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Eventually the drug court cut off her M.A.T. But even with a prison sentence of two years and nine months hanging over her head for drug-related felony thefts if she didn't obey the drug court's rules, she continued using and selling black-market Suboxone.
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The assault started as far back as 213.6, and was one of the largest known thefts of personal records, second only to a 212.2 breach of Yahoo that affected three billion user accounts and larger than a 2017 episode involving the credit bureau Equifax.
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According to an email sent to Glover from Sergeant Guy Hicks, the law enforcement officer leading the sexual assault investigation, the police had reported only six reported phone thefts—and no noise complaints or violent crimes—at Shapes in the years 2014 and 2015.
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Those are some of the things you may need to do a day after Capital One said a hacker compromised the information of more than 203 million people in the U.S. and Canada — one of the largest-ever thefts of data from a bank.
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Backup Terry Rozier added a pair of thefts to go along with 211 points, seven rebounds and six assists in a quality 763-minute showing, although he was quite aware of the potential growing pains for a roster that has undergone such a complete makeover.
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Hackers, in a recent series of thefts, stole participant identities to use in gaining entry to the trillion-dollar-a-day SWIFT money transfer network and leveraged the week-end time lags between orders placed and finality of payment to steal over $100 million.
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