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Definition- The action of forging or producing a copy of a document, signature, banknote, or work of art.

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Mr. Skjold said the earlier letter was subjected to a thorough and lengthy forensic examination, which the new letter is also likely to undergo.

In a phone interview on Wednesday, Mr. Njolstad of the Nobel committee, said, "We verify all nominations, at least the ones with a shadow of doubt."

Mr. Njolstad declined to provide details or copies of the forged nominations, but he said it was fair to assume that the documents purported to have been from a nominator who - when contacted - said the nominations were not valid.

A large number of people qualify as nominators for the prize, including heads of state, lawmakers and cabinet ministers of countries around the world; members of the International Court of Justice and the Permanent Court of Arbitration, both based in The Hague; members of the Institute of International Law, based in Ghent, Belgium; university professors of history, social sciences, law, philosophy, theology and religion; certain university leaders; directors of peace research institutes and foreign policy institutes; and past recipients of the prize.

Four American presidents have been awarded the prize, most recently Barack Obama, in 2009. Jimmy Carter was recognized in 2002, more than two decades after he left office.

The decision to present the award to Mr. Obama, during his first year in office, while the United States was still engaged in wars in Afghanistan and Iraq (conflicts that continue to this day), was widely criticized at the time. The following year, the prize went to the Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo, setting off furious protests from China and a long chill in diplomatic relations between China and Norway.

Thorbjorn Jagland, a former prime minister of Norway, who was the chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee when Mr. Obama and Mr. Liu were recognized, remains on the selection committee but no longer leads it.

Since 1901, 131 laureates have been recognized (many sharing the prize with others). One laureate, Le Duc Tho of North Vietnam, in 1973, declined the prize. Three laureates - Mr. Liu; Aung San Suu Kyi, now Myanmar's de facto leader; and the German pacifist and journalist Carl von Ossietzky - were in detention or under house arrest at the time they were recognized.

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Trump's Nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize Was Apparently Forged. Twice.

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Mr. Skjold said the earlier letter was subjected to a thorough and lengthy forensic examination, which the new letter is also likely to undergo. In a phone interview on Wednesday, Mr. Njolstad of the Nobel committee, said, "We verify all nominations, at least the ones with a shadow of doubt."

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Definition-  Entry into a building illegally with intent to commit a crime, especially theft.

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Cocoa police are asking for the public's help identifying a suspect in the burglary of a liquor store on State Road 524.

Police responded in the early hours of Jan. 5 to an alarm at American Liquor at 2301 SR 524. Officers found the front door shattered and the cash register drawer overturned with loose change scattered on the ground, according to reports.

Surveillance video from the business shows what appears to be two black males wearing hoodies, police said. One of the males is seen jumping the counter and opening the register before dropping the drawer filled with loose change on the floor.

The suspect then put six bottles of liquor in a duffle bag before fleeing the store.

Two adjacent business -- Expert Nail and Sally Beauty Supply -- were burglarized the same night, police said.

Cocoa police are asking for the public's help identifying a suspect in the burglary of a liquor store on State Road 524. The suspect is believed to be between 17 and 25 years old with distinctive tattoos on both hands. He is one of multiple suspects being sought in the crime. (Photo: COCOA POLICE DEPARTMENT)

Cocoa police are asking for the public's help identifying a suspect in the burglary of a liquor store on State Road 524. The suspect is believed to be between 17 and 25 years old with distinctive tattoos on both hands. He is one of multiple suspects being sought in the crime. (Photo: COCOA POLICE DEPARTMENT)

The suspect seen in the video is believed to be between 17 and 25 years old with distinctive tattoos on both hands. He is one of multiple suspects being sought in the crime.

Police are asking anyone with information to contact the Cocoa Police Department at 321-639-7620 or report anonymously with CRIMELINE at 1-800-423-TIPS (8477). CRIMELINE callers may be eligible for cash rewards up to $1,000.
Contact Rogers at 321-242-3717 or esrogers@floridatoday.com. Follow him on Twitter at @EricRogersFT. Support local journalism: Sign up for a digital subscription to get breaking news, in-depth coverage and all the local news from floridatoday.com for just $3.99 per month on this link: http://floridatoday.com/digitalunlimited.

Cocoa police are asking for the public's help identifying a suspect in the burglary of a liquor store on State Road 524. The suspect is believed to be between 17 and 25 years old with distinctive tattoos on both hands. He is one of multiple suspects being sought in the crime. (Photo: COCOA POLICE DEPARTMENT)

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Suspects sought in Cocoa liquor store burglary

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Cocoa police are asking for the public's help identifying a suspect in the burglary of a liquor store on State Road 524. Police responded in the early hours of Jan. 5 to an alarm at American Liquor at 2301 SR 524.

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Definition- The practice of obtaining something, especially money, through force or threats.

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Ransomware is the 21st century's answer to extortion and the number of cyberattacks involving the malicious software is surging, according to the chief executive of McAfee.

"It is today's modern-day extortion, and it's something that criminals are going to continue to drive because they can make money, and that's something that we're very concerned about," Christopher D. Young told CNBC on Tuesday.

Malware called "WannaCry" targeted a number of businesses, government entities and the U.K.'s National Health Service (NHS) in May 2017.

WannaCry is a form of ransomware. It blocks access to a user's computer until a sum of money is paid to the attacker.

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Another form of ransomware, called NotPetya, targeted Ukraine later that year and spread globally, affecting businesses as large as Maersk and WPP.

The U.S. and Britain have accused North Korea and Russia of being behind the WannaCry and NotPetya cyberattacks, respectively.

McAfee's Young said that the cybersecurity industry was better equipped in 2018 to fight ransomware threats. He said that ransomware was a "constant game that we're working against."

"As an industry, we are stopping a lot more ransomware attacks today than we were in previous years, but the rate of growth in ransomware has been exponential," he said.

"But we are better at spotting the attacks, we're using behavioral tools to help us identify when a ransomware attack might be happening."

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Ransomware is 'today's modern-day extortion,' McAfee CEO says

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Ransomware is the 21st century's answer to extortion and the number of cyberattacks involving the malicious software is surging, according to the chief executive of McAfee. "It is today's modern-day extortion, and it's something that criminals are going to continue to drive because they can make money, and that's something that we're very concerned about," Christopher D.

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Definition- The action of robbery a person or place.

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Definition-  Theft or misappropriation of funds placed in one's trust or belonging to one's employer.

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Definition- Action involving deliberate destruction of or damage to public or private property.

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Lafayette police investigate an increase in vandalism reports

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Lafayette police say there has been a recent increase in reports for vandalism. It comes in the form of graffiti.

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Definition-  Theft of personal property.

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GREENWICH - A man arrested in New Haven was taken into custody by Greenwich police and booked on charges of forgery and larceny this week.

Jeremie Lee Reyes, 20, of Pawtucket Street, New Haven, was picked up by New Haven authorities on another criminal matter. A warrant for his arrest, in connection with an incident on the Post Road in Cos Cob in October, was discovered.

Charged with first-degree forgery and fourth-degree larceny, he was later released on a $10,000 bond.

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Arrest on forgery, larceny charge in Cos Cob

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GREENWICH - A man arrested in New Haven was taken into custody by Greenwich police and booked on charges of forgery and larceny this week. Jeremie Lee Reyes, 20, of Pawtucket Street, New Haven, was picked up by New Haven authorities on another criminal matter.

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Definition- The criminal act of deliberately setting fire to property.

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Chesterfield police charge 18-year-old with 4 counts of arson

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Daniel Adkins, 18, of Midlothian, was charged with two counts of arson.