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December 11 2002 - Top News
A 10-week program in Los Angeles' Valley introduces high school students to fire and police careers with hands-on learning.
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December 11 2002 - Top News
SAVANT has launched a new free CD-ROM containing 14 computer-based training programs on separation sciences, all of which can be installed directly from the CD.
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December 4 2002 - Top News
Almost 16,000 pocket knives, 98 boxcutters, six guns, and a brick were seized at airports during the recent Thanksgiving weekend.
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December 4 2002 - Top News
DC resident Fernando Arraya was arrested not just for trying to steal license plates, but for attempting to steal the license plates off a police car with the officer sitting inside it.
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December 4 2002 - Top News
David Veness CBE, Assistant Commissioner of Specialist Operations for the Metropolitan Police in London, will present the Inaugural Address at the INTERSEC Security Exhibition (ISE) on February 18, 2003.
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December 4 2002 - Top News
Woodburn, a small northeast Indiana city, recently celebrated the inauguration of its first police chief since the early ‘70s.
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December 4 2002 - Top News
A new emergency notification system will help law enforcement agencies spread information about missing children via phone or Web.
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November 20 2002 - Top News
A Red Bluff, Calif., police officer was shot and killed execution-style at a gas station in the rural town while he filled his patrol car.
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November 20 2002 - Top News
To quell the debate over whether the ATF and the FBI can work together, Director of the FBI Robert S. Mueller III announced that he supports a relocation of firearms operations into the Justice Department, alongside the FBI.
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November 20 2002 - Top News
FIST Inc. is offering people an opportunity to upgrade their tactical training suits, by allowing a $200 trade-in value on any tactical suit against the purchase of their #133 FIST police training suit.
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November 20 2002 - Top News
Next year, New York City's finest will work overseas to help foreign law enforcement agencies fight terror on a worldwide scale.
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November 20 2002 - Top News
The web site www.wheretoshoot.org, created by the National Shooting Sports Foundation, allows you to log on and search for various types of shooting ranges in your area and across the continent.
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November 20 2002 - Top News
An increasing number of auto thieves in the San Diego, Calif., area are finding themselves caught in the act, thanks to wired bait cars parked throughout the city by the San Diego police.
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November 13 2002 - Top News
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has published four new computer security guides to countering cyber attacks.
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November 13 2002 - Top News
Calling police officer safety the priority, U.S. Surgeon General Richard Carmona said that programs like "Safe Today, Alive Tomorrow" that help prevent accidental deaths of police officers hold promise to prevent job-related tragedies.
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November 13 2002 - Top News
A limited series of tests evaluating the performance of frangible ammunition against body armor suggests the bullets pose a potential safety threat to personal body armor wearers.
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November 13 2002 - Top News
PepperBall Technologies has acquired defensive pepper spray manufacturer ChemArmor, expanding its less-than-lethal product line.
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November 13 2002 - Top News
In response to a series of newspaper articles alleging racial profiling, the Toronto Police Association, plans to sue the Toronto Star for about $2 billion.
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November 6 2002 - Top News
To honor veterans of war and show appreciation for current police officers and firefighters, Boston Duck Tours will offer free tours of historic Boston from November 11 through November 15, the week of Veterans Day.
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November 6 2002 - Top News
The Chicago Police Department is offering a $250 bonus to each officer who passes a physical fitness test. City officials and the Department hope the experiment will spur officers to get in shape and help reduce future health care costs.
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November 6 2002 - Top News
Law enforcement officers in the Dona Ana County area of New Mexico near the Texas border arrested four men who impersonated federal officers and pulled over pedestrians for speeding and identification checks.
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November 1 2002 - Top News
Reports of all types of crimes, including murder and rape, increased last year for the first time in more than ten years, according to an annual FBI report.
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November 1 2002 - Top News
The Garden City (NY) Police Department is using Aether Systems' PacketCluster Patrol to wirelessly access real-time information from the newly created New York state database known as the Counter Terrorism Network (CTN).
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October 31 2002 - Top News
The Spotsylvania County Communication Center in Virginia needed to hire four emergency call-takers immediately to handle the volume of calls while handling the DC sniper case. Criticall 3.0 helped them hire the right employees for the job.
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October 25 2002 - Top News
Twenty-six banks and credit unions with 141 locations in the Ozarks have already begun posting polite signs asking visitors to remove hats, sunglasses, and anything that might hide their faces as they enter.
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