Satisfaction with police remains low among cybercrime victims, Pg9
A new report reveals 63% of cybercrime victims are dissatisfied with police handling, highlighting gaps in investigation and victim support despite improved reporting mechanisms.
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A new report reveals 63% of cybercrime victims are dissatisfied with police handling, highlighting gaps in investigation and victim support despite improved reporting mechanisms.
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New report exposes how cybercrime victims, particularly women and the poor, must bribe police or use connections to secure justice and recover lost funds.
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