A middle-aged businessman, a soldier, a programmer, an accountant, an engineer, a stuntwoman, a behavioural scientist and an ex-hacker from the Netherlands, South Africa, France, Japan and the UK form 3G, a unique collective with the vision and the skills to find and root out criminals that police and courts may never be able to bring to book.
Legal constraints very often hamper efficient law enforcement. Criminals are emboldened by the knowledge that rules and laws often protect them more than law-abiding people. Why is this good enough? Why may criminals run amok, but police and courts are tied down by overly liberal legislation and accosted by recklessly sensationalist journalism? The skilled 3G team functions with visionary anticipation, meticulous planning, and the imaginative use of technology. Rules that govern police forces do not apply to them and operating across international borders do not require tedious political negotiation. They are willing to confront the challenges that hamper law enforcement agencies. Terrorism, gangsterism and human trafficking – social realities that exploit human weakness and frustrate law enforcement daily, are creatively rooted out and perpetrators delivered to authorities.