JACKSON POLICE SAY HANGING DEATH OF MOTHER OF FOUR WAS STAGED IN DRUG CASE GONE WRONG. (PHOTO).

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 Jackson police say hanging death of mother of four was staged in drug case gone wrong  Jackson police say the death of 29-year-old Tasia Fortune, whose body was found hanging from a tree in early August, was a staged scene connected to what investigators believe was a drug-related case that went wrong. Police Chief RaShall Brackney said Monday that Fortune's death has been classified as a homicide and that investigators believe the scene was deliberately arranged to mislead authorities. Three men have been arrested and charged with murder in connection with Fortune's death: 51-year-old Jarques Ratliff, 25-year-old Earnest Lloyd Jr. and 45-year-old Eric Clark. Police said Fortune had a known association with the suspects. Ratliff pleaded not guilty at a Sept. 14 hearing. The status of pleas and legal representation for Lloyd and Clark was not immediately clear. Police said the investigation remains active and that additional arrests are possible. Authorities also anticipate co...

₦6.17BN: POLICE UNCOVER NEW CYBERCRIME NETWORK. (PHOTOS).

 

₦6.17BN: POLICE UNCOVER NEW CYBERCRIME NETWORK


Crime is taking a new digital turn, as cybercriminals exploit technology to steal money, identities and valuable devices.


In a statement by the Nigeria Police Force National Cybercrime Centre says four major investigations have exposed emerging methods of cybercrime, including financial diversion, stolen-phone banking fraud and identity theft.


One of the investigation involves an alleged ₦6.174 billion diversion, with 761 successful payments traced to 105 beneficiaries across 19 banks.


The statement further says two suspects have been arrested, while efforts continue to locate another suspect.


In Abuja, stolen mobile phones were allegedly used to gain unauthorised access to victims’ bank accounts, resulting in the withdrawal and transfer of funds.


The statement also reveals an investigation into missing 222 iPhones and 15 smartwatches, valued at about $144,440, has led to five arrests and the recovery of six suspected devices.


The NPF-NCCC is also warned the public against the misuse of digital platforms for cyberbullying, cyberstalking, criminal defamation and false publications.

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