The Statewide Computer Crime Task Force is comprised of members of the New Jersey State Police High Technology Crimes and Investigations Support Unit, the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office, the Mercer County Prosecutor’s Office, the Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office, and Marlboro Township Police Department. Each of the participating agencies has agreed to assign personnel for a period of six months, during which officers conduct proactive and reactive computer crime investigations.
Lab capability: Financial Crimes
New Jersey State Police Cyber Crimes Unit
The Cyber-Crimes Unit (CCU) is comprised of State Police enlisted detectives, civilian analysts, and task forces from other police agencies. The CCU has two investigative squads and additional personnel dedicated to the FBI Regional Computer Forensic Laboratory (RCFL).
New York State Attorney GeneralÕs Office – Internet Bureau
The Internet Bureau of the New York Attorney GeneralÕs Office is committed to protecting consumers and families from new and developing online threats. The Internet Bureau accepts tips and complaints directly from the public, and mediates disputes between consumers and online sellers, service providers, and Internet companies. It also drafts legislation, issues reports on emerging technology issues, and educates the public on Internet matter
The New York County District AttorneyÕs Office – Cybercrime and Identity Theft Bureau
The Cybercrime and Identity Theft Bureau (CITB) is committed to protecting the public by combating sophisticated cybercrime and identity theft schemes in Manhattan and worldwide
Rockland County SheriffÕs Department – Computer Crime Task Force
The Rockland County SheriffÕs Computer Crimes Task Force is dedicated to the protection of life and property, and the reduction of crime. This mission is accomplished by providing a safer on-line environment through enforcement, and by educating their citizens.
U.S. Attorneys Southern District of New York – Complex Frauds and Cybercrime
The Complex Frauds and Cybercrime Unit oversees the investigation and prosecution of complex fraud cases involving financial institution fraud, mortgage fraud, health care fraud, and tax fraud, as well as cybercrimes.
U.S. Attorneys Northern District of New York – Financial Crimes Unit
The Financial Crimes Unit participates in the investigation and prosecution of financial crimes of all types, including financial institution crime, health care fraud, bankruptcy fraud, bank fraud, computer fraud, institutional insurance fraud, large scale mail and wire fraud, criminal tax violations, and large “boiler room” fraud operations, among others.
North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation – SBI Computer Crimes Unit
The SBI Computer Crimes Unit helps law enforcement across North Carolina solve sophisticated crimes involving a computer. Agents combine technological expertise with investigative training to catch child predators and other criminals.
Raleigh Police Department – Cyber Crime Unit
Bureau of Criminal Investigation Division (BCI) assists local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies in criminal and drug enforcement investigations, maintains the criminal history and sex offender registration systems, provides training for law enforcement officials, and makes presentations to the public related to the signs and dangers of drug abuse.
Michigan State University Police – Computer Forensics Unit
The Computer Forensics Unit conducts investigations involving computers, cellular telephones and other mobile devices, networks, servers, social networking sites, internet service providers, and other forms of digital media. The Computer Forensics Unit also provides assistance to Academic Technology Services (ATS), other departments within the University, and other local law enforcement agencies as requested. The unit contributes to announcements and bulletins reference trends and frauds that are affecting Michigan State University students and staff, and educates the community about computer crimes,
