Global Raids Rescue 3,200 Potential Victims of Trafficking and Identify 17,800 Irregular Migrants
INTERPOL today is releasing preliminary results of its largest-ever operation against human trafficking and migrant smuggling, carried out across 116 countries and territories. Operation Liberterra II (29 September to 4 October) led to the rescue of 3,222 potential victims of human trafficking and identified 17,793 irregular migrants. Authorities around the world conducted police raids, reinforced…
INTERPOL and the Government of Canada join Forces Against Transnational Vehicle Crime
Vehicle crime is a multi-billion-dollar global industry that fuels organized crime but a new partnership between INTERPOL and the Government of Canada aims to put the brakes on this illicit trade. Stolen vehicles are often moved across continents, sometimes ending up thousands of kilometers away from where they were stolen, making a coordinated international approach…
Savox Displays the Future of Safe and Secure Comms at PMRExpo 2024
The Savox stand at PMRExpo 2024 in Cologne showcases a wide array of innovative and proven communication controllers, mission-critical broadband products, hearing protective headsets, and wireless team communication solutions. “Our philosophy centers on understanding professionals, their challenges, and overcoming obstacles. We prioritize delivering audio solutions that ensure clear communication, protect specialists—an organization’s most valuable asset—and…
Vehicles Stolen from Windsor Castle
Thieves broke into the Windsor Castle property grounds in October and stole two vehicles, according to local police. The security breach on the large estate just west of London is where Prince William and Kate live with their children. It is reported that the family were home at the time of the incident. A report…
Smugglers Convicted in Death of Family Trying to Cross Canada-U. S. Border
A jury convicted two men of human smuggling charges after a family froze to death while trying to gain access to the United States from the Canadian border. A jury in Fergus Falls, Minnesota delivered the guilty verdict in the case against Harshkumar Ramanlal Patel, 29, from India, and Steve Shand, 50, an American. Prosecutors…
Convoy Shooting Kills 42 People in Pakistan
Gunmen fired on Shiite Muslim convoy in the northwest of Pakistan Thursday, November 21. Forty-two people were killed. Those killed included six women, and wounded 20 others in one of the region’s deadliest attacks in years, according to local police. The attack happened in Kurram, a district in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province where sectarian clashes between…
Savox Communications Secures Multi-Million Order in Asia for Savox TRICS C2 and Savox Noise-COM 100 Headsets
Savox Communications, a global leader in mission-critical hearing protection and communication solutions has received a substantial new order in Asia, reflecting the continued growth and presence of Savox products in the region. The order, comprising approximately 8,000 systems, includes a combination of the Savox TRICS C2 Communication Hubs and Noise-COM 100 headsets. The order emphasizes…
Second Vehicle Ramming Incident at a Primary School in Central China Rattles Country
Authorities did not release official numbers of how many people were injured in a vehicle ramming incident in Hunan province’s Changde city. A 39-year-old man has been arrested and the incident remains “under further investigation,” according to a local police statement. Many injured were sent to the hospital for treatment and “none were in life-threatening…
Driver Rams Car Into Crowd at Sports Complex in China
Thirty-five people were killed in China when a man drove his car into a crowd of people exercising at an outdoor sports complex on Monday evening, November 11. Local police said it was the deadliest known attack on the public in a decade in the country. An additional 43 people were also injured and hospitalized…
El Al Sends Planes to Pick Up Israelis After Attacks in Amsterdam
The authorities in the Netherlands are investigating violence occurring around a soccer game between a Dutch club, Ajax, and an Israeli team, Maccabi Tel Aviv. Israeli and Dutch officials both described these as antisemitic attacks. In a post on social media platform X, the police said “Several reports about last night’s events in Amsterdam are…
Airgain Launches Its First Integrated Artificial Intelligence AT-Flight Asset Tracking Solution
Airgain has released the AT-Flight asset tracker, targeting the healthcare and life sciences IoT markets. Designed for high-value, temperature-sensitive assets, the AT-Flight offers an ideal solution for real-time tracking across ground and air transportation, ensuring compliance and operational efficiency in cold chain logistics and other critical healthcare applications. The AT-Flight combines advanced artificial intelligence with…
Outpost Launches Truck Parking Technology Platform To Improve Visibility, Security and Booking
Outpost, a network of managed semi-truck parking facilities, recently launched a new technology platform that helps fleets and owner-operators book truck parking nationwide while giving fleet managers and operations teams visibility into their assets’ location and condition. The company has begun rolling out the integrated hardware, software, and cloud services at its 21 truck yards…