Taking Control Over Subversive Crime

Disruption of Our Order

Subversive crime undermines the foundations of institutions, systems, and societal values. This type of crime encompasses activities such as corruption, organized crime, and financial fraud-actions that gradually erode the integrity of structures without necessarily seeking their complete overthrow.
The Question is; Why!

Understanding the motivations behind subversive crimes can help in developing strategies to counteract their effects and restore order.

Don't Look Away

Why do some people subvert the well-developed political and social systems we've built over many years? An exploration into this issue reveals that the primary motivation is often the desire to earn extra money to improve their financial situation. In many cases, self-interest and self-esteem take precedence over social interests.

Recognizing and Combating Subversive Crime

Addressing subversive or undermining criminal activities involves making difficult choices and setting priorities. On one hand, the black market (informal economy) plays a significant role in national financial management; on the other hand, it clearly violates established rules and agreements. Eliminating this informal economy is virtually impossible, as a substantial portion of our economy relies on it. The issue extends beyond small retailers accepting cash; it largely involves organized crime groups engaged in drug trafficking, welfare fraud, and coercion of individuals into illegal activities.

The 6 Base Security Measures Against Organized Crime in Logistics Chains

The logistics chain is often exploited for the trade and transport of illegal goods-such as drugs, cigarettes, clothing, and explosives-as well as for human smuggling. To combat these crimes effectively, the following six key security measures must be implemented: The 6 base security measures

Knowledge Sharing

The above action plan worked out in one yardstick of measures;
New way to detect chemical drug labs The whiff catcher;
The operational model developed by me for the perfect success of new technologies in the fight against subversive crime;
Dutch Police academy investigation report 'What a small country can be great at';
Money Laundering Interception Website: Anti Money Laundring Centre;

Innovation Challenges

Think big, because organized crime is a big phenomenon;
Know that organized crime crosses borders;
Collaborate, connect databases;
Be aware that this is very dangerous economically.