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RCMP inundated by cybercrime reports, with little success in prosecution, committee hears

‘Unfortunately, there’s a lot of cybercriminals getting away with what they’re doing,’ says Chris Lynam, acting director general of the RCMP’s new national cybercrime coordination unit.

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RCMP inundated by cybercrime reports, with little success in prosecution, committee hears

‘Unfortunately, there’s a lot of cybercriminals getting away with what they’re doing,’ says Chris Lynam, acting director general of the RCMP’s new national cybercrime coordination unit.

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