Met Police e-crime unit to forge new business links

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IT leaders invited to consultation on best ways to tackle e-crime

The e-crime unit will run by the Met Police The Metropolitan Police's soon-to-be-launched £7m high-tech crime unit is beginning the long task of forging links with the business community this mon...

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