Students seen at Corner Club
A new image has emerged online that appears to show two of the slain University of Idaho students at a bar shortly before they and two others were knifed to … Read More
Tag: surveillance
Paul Pelosi attack: Cops weren’t monitoring cameras
The Capitol Police has live cameras outside Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s home — but officers were reportedly not watching the feeds when her husband was brutally assaulted. The agency … Read More
Footage shows Gabby Petito, Brian Laundrie at Whole Foods before she died
Newly emerged video shows Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie shopping together at a Wyoming Whole Foods on the last day she was seen alive in public. The surveillance footage obtained … Read More
EU watchdog probes Frontex & EEAS support to non-EU states to develop surveillance
The EU’s watchdog has opened investigations into the bloc’s border and diplomatic agencies over concerns they might not have carried out necessary human rights risk and impact assessments before supporting … Read More
New video shows California serial killer tied ‘on a mission’
Police in central California hunting a serial killer responsible for at least six slayings on Tuesday released a short surveillance video showing a person of interest with an unusually upright … Read More
Florida man accused of hiding camera in public bathroom
A man has been busted for allegedly installing a hidden camera inside a public beach bathroom on Sanibel Island in Florida and recording people with it. Cops said several people … Read More
Surveillance watchdog Privacy International files complaints over UK’s GPS-tracking of migrants
Privacy International, an anti-surveillance watchdog, has filed two complaints with UK regulators against the Home Office’s new scheme of GPS tracking of migrants. Since June, the UK Home Office began … Read More
Greek PM ‘did not know’ about opposition politician wiretap
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis called the bugging of an opposition politician’s phone “politically unacceptable” on Monday and insisted he hadn’t known about it amid a wiretapping scandal shaking his government. … Read More
Brussels defends its online child sexual abuse law as ‘legally solid’ following privacy criticism
The European Commissioner for Home Affairs on Sunday defended her proposal to clamp down on child sexual abuse online as “well-reasoned” and “legally solid” following criticism from data protection watchdogs. … Read More
