eur op eanexhibitionofcreati vityandinnovation - Europe Direct Iasi
eur op eanexhibitionofcreati vityandinnovation - Europe Direct Iasi
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EUROINVENT 2013<br />
“Alexandru Ioan Cuza” Police Academy of Bucharest<br />
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The procedures used on counterfeiting travel documents<br />
Daniel Potolinca, Ion Sandu, Cristi Ioan Negru<br />
“Alexandru Ioan Cuza” Police Academy of Bucharest<br />
” Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University of <strong>Iasi</strong><br />
<strong>Iasi</strong> Border Police Territorial Inspectorate<br />
The abolition of border control at internal border of EU<br />
Member States has led to the increasing number of<br />
counterfeit documents. The ones who use counterfeit<br />
documents are part of very well-organized criminal<br />
networks. These groups deal with human trafficking, stolen<br />
cars, heritage goods, counterfeit money and other crimes<br />
with a cross-border character, making huge profits from<br />
these crimes in a short time.<br />
At the Eur<strong>op</strong>ean level it is required good co<strong>op</strong>eration<br />
between all Member States to counteract these phenomena.<br />
To reduce the number of counterfeit documents, it is used<br />
printing machines and special apparatus for creating safety<br />
elements that are very difficult to reproduce using<br />
common counterfeiting techniques. However, in practice<br />
false-document effects can be achieved in many ways. The<br />
paper focuses on the counterfeiting of travel documents by<br />
identifying the methods used to analyse the counterfeit<br />
documents and it is revealed the differences between genuine<br />
and fake documents.<br />
Innovative Research<br />
Printing techniques used on travel documents<br />
Cristi Ioan Negru, Ion Sandu, Daniel Potolinca<br />
<strong>Iasi</strong> Border Police Territorial Inspectorate<br />
” Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University of <strong>Iasi</strong><br />
“Alexandru Ioan Cuza” Police Academy of Bucharest<br />
Travel documents can be exposed at risk of counterfeiting<br />
and criminal activity. Safeguarding and protecting them<br />
require specialized knowledge and an on-going effort of<br />
being up to date with male practices which pose a threat to<br />
their security. This appears to be an international current<br />
issue that needs to be tackled by authorities.<br />
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