Ryan Hooper is a General Reporter at the Daily Mail. He specializes in areas such as security and law enforcement, cybersecurity, and crime and justice, often covering topics like cyber attacks, data breaches, and law enforcement technology. Ryan's work has been featured in Education Next, MSN, SALTEN, Express Digest, The Nightly, ExBulletin, and Perth Now.
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Ryan Hooper's coverage focuses heavily on government and politics, particularly in the context of legal policy regulation and government announcements. He provides significant coverage to specific events such as strikes, Covid-19 related matters, and the Post Office scandal.
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The force has increased its electronic Sur-Ron vehicles from five to 25 in an effort to combat street crime.
By: Glen Keogh, Ryan Hooper
In a case that highlights some of the worst fears over the Channel migrant crisis, Ibrahim Albashir, who was refused asylum in France after spending six months at a mental hospital.
By: Ryan Hooper
The Met's new fleet of e-bikes will be a 'game-changer' in the fight against knife crime and phone theft, Scotland Yard said.
Mohammed Faiyaz Iqbal, 43, from Preston, is now in prison after he used a so-called 'SMS blaster' to bypass mobile phone security measures and send scam texts to hundreds of devices.
By: Ryan Hooper
A fraudster who pretended to be from Royal Mail in a sophisticated mobile phone scam has been jailed in one of the first cases of its kind.
The families of Nottingham stabbing atrocity Valdo Calocane's victims have discovered a stalker tried to visit them after the attacks. But the information was kept from them by police.
By: Ryan Hooper
Police failed to tell the victims of the Nottingham stabbings they were being stalked by a mentally ill man.
Matthew Pickard, from Bournemouth, was one of three fraudsters jailed today for their parts in a money-grabbing scheme which duped pensioners out of £70million to fund their luxury lifestyles.
By: Ryan Hooper
Three fraudsters who lived 'like they won the lottery' after conning pensioners out of £70million have been jailed.
Chris Brain, pictured, has gone on trial accused of rape and sexual assault while an ordained Church of England priest leading the cult 'Nine O'Clock Service' in the 1980s and 1990s.
