MAIN WAYS TO COMMIT THEFT OF VEHICLES BY ORGANIZED CRIMINAL GROUPS
Олег Грибунов, V. R. Stolbov
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Олег Грибунов, V. R. Stolbov
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The article considers the main ways of committing thefts of vehicles that caused damage on a large scale, committed by organized criminal groups. Comprehensive types of technical equipment intended for the theft of cars equipped with the system Smart key, and methods of their use are given. The question of possible introduction of the available experience on counteraction to thefts of motor transport which have caused damage in especially large size, made by organized criminal groups of separate divisions of lawenforcement bodies in practical activity of the employees performing primary inspection of a scene and collecting primary material as a part of investigative and operational groups is put forward.
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The article considers the main ways of committing thefts of vehicles that caused damage on a large scale, committed by organized criminal groups. Comprehensive types of technical equipment intended for the theft of cars equipped with the system Smart key, and methods of their use are given. The question of possible introduction of the available experience on counteraction to thefts of motor transport which have caused damage in especially large size, made by organized criminal groups of separate divisions of lawenforcement bodies in practical activity of the employees performing primary inspection of a scene and collecting primary material as a part of investigative and operational groups is put forward.
Key concepts: Commit, Key (lock), Computer security, Organised crime, Engineering, Computer science, Criminology, Sociology