NPCC lead: Public must understand we cannot investigate all reported e-crimes

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NPCC lead: 'Public must understand we cannot investigate all reported e-crimes'

Digital investigators impeded by privacy laws.

Andy Beet, NPCC lead on data communications

Date - 6th March 2018
By - Sophie Garrod, Forensics Europe Expo

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Investigators simply cannot investigate all reported digital crimes due to a lack of legislative powers. Speaking today at the Forensics Europe Expo, Andy Beet, Data Communications Lead for the National Police Chiefs' Council and former MPS...

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