Policing

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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From Targeted Attacks: The Real Threats of Phishing, Spear Phishing, and Ransomware From: Cybercrime: Awareness, Prevention, and Response View Emond Montgomery	This chapter breaks down three specific types of cyber attacks: Phishing, Spear Phishing, and Ransomware.	Kathy Macdonald	24	2019	$2.40 Add
From The Anatomy of Mr. Big From: The "Mr Big" Sting ECW Press	This chapter builds on the case studies of previous chapters by breaking the RCMP’s Mr. Big operations into the component parts: case selection, making contact, establishing a relationship, …	Mark Stobbe	47	2021	$4.70 Add
From The Bad: R v. Unger From: The "Mr Big" Sting ECW Press	This chapter details a crime, how evidence was ignored, and a jailhouse informant was believed to build a Mr Big sting. The suspect was subsequently charged and convicted, but more than a decade …	Mark Stobbe	19	2021	$1.90 Add
From The Future of Mr. Big From: The "Mr Big" Sting ECW Press	While Mr. Big has retained the same basic structure over the past three decades, a lot of changes have been made. A Mr. Big operation today is much longer, more expensive, more sophisticated, and …	Mark Stobbe	17	2021	$1.70 Add
From The Good: R v. Bridges From: The "Mr Big" Sting ECW Press	This chapter details a crime and how the Mr. Big sting was used to demonstrate the guilt of a suspect, from the introduction of the victim, the sting, the arrest, to the legal process and how the …	Mark Stobbe	18	2021	$1.80 Add
The "Mr Big" Sting The Cases, the Killers, the Controversial Confessions ECW Press	How the police create an imaginary criminal gang to trick homicide suspects into a confession and a prison cell. There are people in prison who got away with murder until they told the boss of a …	Mark Stobbe	226	2021	View
From The Murky: R v. Hart From: The "Mr Big" Sting ECW Press	In this chapter a double homicide is solved with a Mr. Big sting using illegal tactics. In addition, the uncertain evidence and conflicting accounts of the accused do not lead to a certainty of …	Mark Stobbe	18	2021	$1.80 Add
From Understanding and De-escalating Conflict From: Conflict Management in Law Enforcement View Emond Montgomery		James Pardy	44	2019	$4.40 Add
From Using Social Media When Investigating Cybercrime From: Cybercrime: Awareness, Prevention, and Response View Emond Montgomery	In this chapter, the author demonstrates strategies for using social media within investigations.	Kathy Macdonald	20	2019	$2.00 Add
From Walking Black, White and Blue LInes From: Black Cop View James Lorimer and Company	Calvin recalls being recruited to the police force and his experience as an office with Halifax City Police. Contextualizes the black community in Halifax at the time.	Calvin Lawrence; Miles Howe	28	2019	$2.80 Add