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- 1US data firm accused of Russian ties worked on EU projectsโA U.S.-based data-extraction firm accused of being secretly run from Russia has worked on EU-backed projects and sold it
A U.S.-based data-extraction firm accused of being secretly run from Russia has reportedly worked on EU-backed projects and sold its services to European law enforcement agencies, according to documents reviewed by POLITICO. The revelations raise questions about how a company with alleged Kremlin links gained access to European public-sector contracts and security work.
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US Immigration and Customs Enforcement is planning to buy robot dogs, according to ABC News. The quadruped robots, similar to those already trialled by some police and military units, could be used for surveillance and reconnaissance. The report has drawn attention to the expanding use of robotic systems by American law enforcement and border agencies.
- 3FBI hack exposes special agents' blood and urine test resultsโSpecial agents' blood and urine test results stolen in FBI hack
Hackers have stolen blood and urine test results belonging to FBI special agents in a breach of the bureau's systems, according to a BBC report. The incident has raised concerns about the security of sensitive personal and medical data held by US law enforcement agencies, and about what the stolen information could be used for.
- 4Azerbaijani woman allegedly gang-raped in LahoreโA 20-year-old woman from Azerbaijan was allegedly gang-raped by three men in Lahore after being taken to a flat in the D
Police in Lahore say a 20-year-old woman from Azerbaijan was allegedly gang-raped by three men after being taken to a flat in the city's Defence Housing Authority area. The report, attributed to police via news agency PTI, was circulated widely on Sunday. The alleged assault of a foreign national has drawn attention in both Pakistan and abroad, with questions expected over the woman's safety and the investigation into the suspects.
- 5Endangered Wisconsin person found safe after multi-agency searchโEndangered person in Wisconsin found safe after using license-plate-reading technology in multi-agency search
An endangered person in Wisconsin has been found safe following a coordinated search involving multiple law enforcement agencies. Officials credited license-plate-reading technology with helping locate the individual quickly. The case highlights how automated plate-recognition systems are increasingly used in missing and endangered person cases across the United States.