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August 8 2002 - Top News
The National Association of Police Organizations (NAPO) will hold its Ninth Annual TOP COPS Awards in New York City on September 11, 2002.
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August 8 2002 - Top News
Kroger and Milk-Bone have teamed to sponsor the donation of dogs to five local law enforcement canine units.
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July 17 2002 - Top News
Ottawa's provincial government announced that police tactical units will be allowed to use Tasers, according to The Ottawa Citizen.
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July 17 2002 - Top News
Springfield Police Chief John Harris has asked the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) to evaluate his department's practices in a request that surprised most of the staff, according to the State Journal-Register.
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July 17 2002 - Top News
The Austin City Council recently approved a $400,000 grant to go toward a new automated fingerprint ID system for the Austin Police.
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July 17 2002 - Top News
The New York Police Department is considering putting cops in Canada, Europe and the Middle East in a global initiative to guard New York City from terrorism.
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July 11 2002 - Top News
Officers nationwide have been alerted to watch for emergency vehicles--ambulances, fire trucks, and even cop cars--that could be repurposed as terrorist weapons.
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July 11 2002 - Top News
Government agency computer systems are having a hard time keeping up with the influx of terrorist-related information since Sept. 11.
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July 11 2002 - Top News
Police are using software to scan the sands of Virginia Beach for criminals and missing persons to keep residents and tourists safe.
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July 9 2002 - Top News
The mayor and police commissioner of New York City have sworn in the first class of NYPD recruits since Sept. 11, charging them with the difficult task of fighting everything from low-level crime to international terrorism.
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July 9 2002 - Top News
The mayor and police commissioner of New York City have sworn in the first class of NYPD recruits since Sept. 11, charging them with the difficult task of fighting everything from low-level crime to international terrorism.
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June 24 2002 - Top News
Two writers on CBS' upcoming crime drama "Robbery Homicide Division" suddenly found themselves in the midst of a real shoot-out involving the Los Angeles robbery and homicide division.
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June 19 2002 - Top News
Detroit Police Chief Jerry Oliver says a 100-question multiple choice test will help him decide which command officers should keep their jobs.
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June 19 2002 - Top News
A House panel pushed forward with legislation to arm pilots, despite strong opposition from the Bush administration.
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June 19 2002 - Top News
A Philadelphia police dog died after being accidentally left inside a patrol car for more than four hours with the windows up on a hot day.
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June 17 2002 - Top News
John A. Muller didn't have a second person to drive a getaway car while he committed robberies in Suffolk, New York. Instead of letting that stop him, he used a car service.
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June 13 2002 - Top News
Flight Watch America teaches a defensive flying program designed by industry and law enforcement professionals to teach citizens how to spot and prevent terrorism on airplanes.
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June 12 2002 - Top News
The Justice Department's Office of Justice Programs will make over $340 million available to enhance local law enforcement services to state and local jurisdictions.
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June 12 2002 - Top News
An RV serves as the mobile memorial for Port Authority officers killed on Sept. 11, 2001. The first responders killed during the World Trade Center attack last year included the entire day shift of the New York and New Jersey Port Authority Police Department (PAPD).
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June 6 2002 - Top News
A Denver Sheriff’s Department’s recruitment video was the unlikely winner of the National Award of Excellence at the recent 2002 Videographer Awards.
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June 6 2002 - Top News
Taking a cue from AIDS activists, who memorialized victims through a series of quilts in the ‘80s, a national project has formed to create quilts honoring those who died in the 9-11 terrorist attacks.
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June 6 2002 - Top News
Sgt. Stephen Ellison of the Campbell County (Ky.) Police Department recently joined a select but growing club of officers who have been saved by soft body armor manufactured by Second Chance.
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May 30 2002 - Top News
Sgt. Chris Jahnke is one of seven Royal Oak (Mich.) PD officers involved in the department's fledgling bike patrol, established last summer. With the weather warming up, he hopes to spend about 16 hours a week in the saddle, cruising his town silently and swiftly on a specially-designed Trek police mountain bike.
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May 30 2002 - Top News
The FBI will undergo a wholesale reorganization to better cope with threats against the United States, Attorney General John Ashcroft and FBI Director Robert Mueller announced.
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May 30 2002 - Top News
A solemn ceremony marking the end of an eight-month cleanup of what had been the World Trade Center began with a bell sounding out the 5-5-5-5 fire code — four sets of five rings, in memory of 343 fallen firefighters lost at ground zero.
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