Why didn’t they catch him sooner?

March 19, 2016 by David Videcette in David Videcette blog post

We rely on the police and the security services and we expect them to apprehend suspects of mass murder and terrorism quickly. So why did it take the police four months to find Salah Abdeslam?

March 19, 2016 /David Videcette

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After Paris: How do you find a bomb factory?

November 23, 2015 by David Videcette

With events in Paris still fresh in the memory, both the French police and security services will be trying to track down the exactly where the explosives were made. So, how do you find a bomb factory?

November 23, 2015 /David Videcette

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