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National police force of Scotland, United Kingdom
Available reporting from media outlets and aggregators shows a range of estimates for arrests in the UK tied to online speech in 2024: major compilations reported roughly 9,700 arrests based on data f...
The best available reporting indicates roughly 12,000 arrests in the UK in 2023 for communications offences that include social media posts, a figure widely cited by The Times and synthesised in Freed...
Official police records show police‑recorded hate crimes in England and Wales fell from 147,645 in the year ending March 2023 to 140,561 in the year ending March 2024, a 5% decrease . Separate reporti...
Roughly one in ten arrests for offensive online communications in the UK proceed to conviction: government-linked figures show about 12,000 arrests per year in the 2021–23 period and roughly 1,119 sen...
The core claim is that the U.S. Secret Service has incurred substantial taxpayer costs to secure former President Trump during golf trips, including contracts for golf cart rentals and portable toilet...
Investigators dismantle dark‑web CSAM distribution networks largely by following the money: blockchain intelligence firms and law‑enforcement partners trace cryptocurrency flows, link wallets and shar...
UK police activity in 2024 included widespread arrests for online speech, with reporting noting thousands of detentions and over 30 arrests a day in some analyses (Daily Mail-based totals cited at ~9,...
The Secret Service does not routinely publish for protecting presidents and former presidents, and the materials you provided show that media outlets reported substantial but varying estimates for Don...
Donald Trump’s recent visits to Scotland have prompted reporting about potentially high taxpayer costs driven largely by security and transport logistics, but the assembled sources do not provide a ve...