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Posted: 5:18 AM Jun 26, 2006
Local Police Departments Get Help Fighting Internet Crime
State grant money will help police find Internet child predators
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Police in La Crosse, Onalaska, Holmen, and West Salem are among those in line for state grant money to help fight Internet crimes against children.
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Leaders of the Department of Justice plan to hand out more than $34,000 for forensic work stations, computer equipment and software. Members of a task force within the department arrested 120 alleged Internet child predators last year, a 315 percent increase from the 2004 figure.
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