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September 4 2003 - Top News
Making use of available resources, the Bush Administration is reorganizing its homeland security programs to make 5,000 agents available to fly on commercial airlines.
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September 4 2003 - Top News
Police in Avon, Ohio, responded to a 9-1-1 call at a McDonald’s restaurant. The emergency was a customer being charged for extra sauce with her meal.
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September 4 2003 - Top News
The Port Authority has released to the public transcriptions of audio transmitted among its officers and others in and around the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001.
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September 4 2003 - Top News
The Pennsylvania State Police has created the Pennsylvania Criminal Intelligence Center within its ranks to improve the way information is collected and shared by the law enforcement community in the state.
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August 29 2003 - Top News
Ford plans to offer a fire-suppression system originally developed for military vehicles on its 2005 Crown Victoria Police Interceptors.
In response to complaints of rear-impact car collisions causing fuel-tank fires in Ford police cruisers, the company has pledged to correct the problem with this most recent development.
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August 20 2003 - Top News
This week, the Discovery Channel series Monster Garage featured a project vehicle that might be considered controversial to some cops—a black-and-white converted into a donut shop, complete with a coffee maker and display case.
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August 20 2003 - Top News
Police magazine has added to its Website a powerful new resource for any officer who is shopping for police equipment and supplies. PoliceSupplier.com is not just an online extension of the annual Police Buyer’s Guide, but an expanded, continually updated source of product information.
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August 20 2003 - Top News
Attorney General John Ashcroft has launched a campaign to defend the anti-terrorism law passed shortly after 9/11. The law, often called the USA Patriot Act, has received harsh criticism for giving the government too much power over the rights of citizens and immigrants.
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August 20 2003 - Top News
The same day a raid on a Kabul police station killed 22 people, attackers set fire to another police compound in southeast Aghanistan and took four policemen as hostages.
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August 15 2003 - Top News
A Muslim police officer has been told she will be fired from the Philadelphia Police Department if she returns to work wearing a head scarf.
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August 8 2003 - Top News
Recent advances in biometrics as well as technological and security issues concerning the industry will be hot topics at the Biometrics Consortium Conference 2003, Sept. 22-24 in Arlington, Va.
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August 8 2003 - Top News
Paul Alexander traded in a few minutes of fame on television for a yearlong prison sentence.
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August 1 2003 - Top News
Although the Patriot Act passed easily soon after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, a planned expansion of the powers granted to the Federal government with that bill is not getting the same welcome.
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August 1 2003 - Top News
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July 25 2003 - Top News
A woman swerved under a freeway overpass when it started to rain to protect the sofa sitting in the open bed of her truck.
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July 25 2003 - Top News
After initially denying the request, Port Richey, Fla. officials finally decided to pay a police officer for his time spent in active military duty.
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July 25 2003 - Top News
Residents of New York like the job the NYPD is doing, according to a Quinnipiac Universtiy poll.
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July 16 2003 - Top News
The History Channel’s new fall series, “Tactical to Practical,” will include coverage of Zodiac North America’s inflatable watercraft.
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July 16 2003 - Top News
Survivors of the 1993 confrontation between the FBI and members of the Branch Davidian cult may not collect damages from the government for a wrongful death claim filed in 2000, a federal appeals court ruled.
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July 16 2003 - Top News
Police are advised to take caution at restaurants after two deputies in Tampa, Fla., were served burgers containing shards of glass.
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July 16 2003 - Top News
Less-lethal weapons manufacturer and distributor TASER International has acquired all significant assets owned by Taser Technologies Inc. and Electronic Medical Research Laboratories, formerly known as Tasertron.
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July 10 2003 - Top News
A chicken farmer used science to find the canine responsible for raids on his henhouse.
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July 9 2003 - Top News
A Michigan State trooper died while entering the home of a man who had barricaded himself inside and shot at officers. The standoff ended when the building burned to the ground.
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July 9 2003 - Top News
Two inmates convicted of murder escaped from a maximum-security prison in upstate New York.
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July 9 2003 - Top News
The Tacoma, Wash., city council fired the city manager because it holds him accountable for making David Brame the chief of police.
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