Crime Summit Held Across West Virginia

In Goa, 800 police personnel have completed advanced training to combat cybercrime and financial fraud, focusing on mobile tracking, cryptocurrency investigations, and online content takedown. This initiative, organized by the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre, emphasizes the need for technological infrastructure and local outreach to counter digital threats. Similarly, across West Virginia, local law enforcement agencies are enhancing their skills through training sessions hosted by the ATF and U.S. Attorney’s Office, focusing on reducing violent crime and firearms offenses. The National Integrated Ballistic Information Mobile Unit participated in these sessions, offering state-of-the-art forensic technology and crime-solving resources. These efforts underscore the importance of cross-agency collaboration and the adoption of new investigative techniques to maintain community safety. Law enforcement recruits in Niagara County, meanwhile, concluded rigorous firearms training, highlighting the critical need for proficiency in handling weapons amidst recent police-involved shooting incidents.