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WiFi Turns Internet Into Hideout for Criminals
Detectives arrived last summer at a high-rise apartment building in Arlington County, warrant in hand, to nab a suspected pedophile who had traded child pornography online. It was to be a routine, mostly effortless arrest.
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By Jamie Stockwell
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WiFi Turns Internet Into Hideout for Criminals
Detectives arrived last summer at a high-rise apartment building in Arlington County, warrant in hand, to nab a suspected pedophile who had traded child pornography online. It was to be a routine, mostly effortless arrest.-
By Jamie Stockwell