Tackling child pornography is often seen as 'organised crime' and this week David Cameron, the UK PM, announced some new steps and this led to a figure being given by a former CEOP head on BBC Radio 4:Link:http://www.pcpro.co.uk/news/383215/p...-ex-ceop-chiefThere are 50,000 predators, we're told by CEOP, downloading images on peer-to-peer, not Google, peer-to-peer. Yet from CEOP intelligence, only 192 were arrested last year.
Elsewhere an Opposition speaker claimed; citing the same figures with "spin" IMO:Link:http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-23393851Despite identifying 50,000 cases of British residents accessing images of child abuse online last year, Ceop had pursued only about 2,000.
CEOP is the UK Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre, originally a LE body, it now has extensive commercial and charity funding.
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