Police in Opole train e-commerce firms to fight economic crime
Second day of the TEKLA project brings e-commerce sellers and economic-crime experts together.
Police in Opole are running the second day of a training project aimed at improving cooperation between law enforcement and e-commerce businesses.
The workshops, held at the Opolszczyzna command, focus on tackling crime on the financial market and strengthening how trading online entities work with police.
Experts in economic crime led the sessions, with representatives of major online sellers also taking part. The project, called “TEKLA – Sieć wiedzy i współpracy w zwalczaniu przestępczości ekonomiczne,” is designed to build practical knowledge and coordination between police and e-commerce stakeholders.
No arrests or cases were reported in the event description, and the TEKLA training continues as part of the project programme.
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Source:
Poland Police