Police ready to start investigations and preparations for prosecution of crimes committed in Mount Vema

The Mount Vema police has issued a statement to advise contractors, sub-contractors and their employees to register with the official website of the Kingdom of Mount Vema (www.mount-vema.com), before preparing to depart to work in Mount Vema.
 
The police said that it is important that everyone follows this advice because site registration will be required to report a crime committed within the jurisdiction of the Mount Vema Territory or any crime committed online through the use of any service provided within this domain (mount-vema.com) or any other domain providing products or services related to Mount Vema.
 
The Police which will be employing private investigators on as needed bases is now making all the necessary arrangement to deal with emergencies in Mount Vema especially after it was granted access to the Royal Mount Vema Department of Statistics and Risk Assessment’s database on Monday. 
 
The police were first informed in February about the Risk Assessment Department intention to grant the police access to its database and to all other law enforcement agencies and departments in charge of issues in connection with the security of His Mount Vema Majesty’s realm.
 
Although the police were working to create its own database, it will no longer be necessary. It will now rely of the records of the Statistics & Risk Assessment Department which has the most up to date information of businesses, people, and ships deliberately breaking the laws, rules and orders of the Kingdom of Mount Vema. The available data, is updated real time and useful to start investigations and preparations for prosecution of crimes committed in Mount Vema.     
 
The Statistics & Risk Assessment is a Mount Vema Royal Department which oversees and verifies the accuracy of most of the data supplied by the police, economic analysts, security analysts, and the two Mount Vema intelligence agencies which includes VISSA (The Counter Intelligence Agency) and RISS (The Overseas Intelligence Agency).
 
The Department also analyses in detail data provided by the Mount Vema Financial Crimes Enforcement informants, the Anti-Drugs informants, Anti-Fraud informants, Anti-Terrorist informants, and the Internal and Criminal Intelligence Agency (counterintelligence informants) of the Royal Mount Vema Police.
 
The database includes files with information about people, their background, associations, place of work, and including all previous addresses worldwide. The police now have full access to database and is able to add more information when a crime has been reported, to assist with investigation and prosecution suspects. The database is now widely available to government officials, justice, police, military, and other entities but with some restrictions depending on the level of authorized security clearance. >>>