by Thomas Alber | Apr 11, 2026 | Crypto, Crypto Scams, For Peace Officers, latest-news
🚨 New Resource for Law Enforcement: Cryptocurrency Investigation Field Guide Cryptocurrency-related crimes are evolving rapidly but so are the tools and training available to fight them. At USCryptoCop, we’ve developed a First 24-Hour Cryptocurrency Investigation...
by Thomas Alber | Feb 15, 2026 | Crypto Scams, For Peace Officers, For the Public, For Victims, latest-news
For too long, when large-scale phone scams surfaced across the United States, the reflex was to look overseas. That assumption is wrong in this case. The “You Have a Warrant” and “Missed Jury Duty” scams impacting victims in all 50 states are not being run from...
by Thomas Alber | Feb 13, 2026 | Crypto, For Peace Officers, For the Public, For Victims, latest-news
This Valentine’s Day, USCryptoCop encourages you to protect what matters most — your loved ones.Scammers often increase activity around holidays, using romance schemes, impersonation tactics, and fabricated emergencies to exploit trust and emotion.USCryptoCop’s...
by Thomas Alber | Aug 16, 2025 | Crypto Scams, For the Public, Knowledge Base, latest-news
Last year, Mark thought he had finally found his big break. A “friend” he met online introduced him to a crypto investment platform that promised steady, guaranteed returns. The website looked professional, complete with charts, testimonials, and even a dashboard...
by Thomas Alber | Aug 14, 2025 | Crypto Scams, For the Public, Knowledge Base, latest-news
Last Tuesday, Linda was working on her laptop when a bright red pop-up filled the screen. It blared: “Your computer is infected! Call Microsoft immediately!” The message even had a toll-free number and an official-looking logo. Panicked, she dialed. Within seconds, a...
by Thomas Alber | Aug 11, 2025 | Chinese Organized Crime, Crypto Scams, For the Public, latest-news, Organized Crime
Scammers, Slavery, and Billions in FraudWhat’s Really Behind That Random Text or EmailWhen a call, text, or email arrives out of nowhere—whether claiming you’ve won a prize, owe money, or must download software—it’s easy to dismiss it as just another nuisance. But...