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Hong Kong police staff up to fight cyber crime
Hong Kong police is tripling the number of officers dedicated to tackling cyber crime.
The territory’s Police Technology Crime Division will see staff numbers rise from 26 to 71 this year to combat crimes from sex-stalking to child pornography as well as hacking.
“The way criminals commit their crimes varies. It works as long as he knows how to read your mind,” said Senior Inspector Frank Law Yuet-wing.
The number of internet child pornography related crimes surged 70 per cent in Hong Kong last year.
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