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COPS Seeks to Reduce School Bomb Threats

June 20, 2005

As the school year comes to a close, a new guide could help reduce end-of-school-year bomb threats and help prepare for the next school year.

K-9s Train in Robot Test Arena

June 16, 2005

Bomb and drug sniffing dogs train regularly at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) arena designed to test urban search and rescue and explosive ordnance disposal robots.

Rate of Family Violence Dropped

June 16, 2005

Incidence of family violence among victims 12 and older fell by more than fifty percent between 1993 and 2002, according to the Department of Justice’s Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS).

NENA Program to Test 9-1-1 Accessibility to Deaf

June 16, 2005

The National Emergency Number Association has launched a system designed to ensure that the equipment that allows the deaf or hearing impaired to contact 9-1-1 centers is working properly.

Top Gun Training Offers Lifetime Membership

June 16, 2005

The Top Gun Training Centre, located in Devore, Calif., will now offer its Integrative Firearms Training courses in a lifetime membership package.

Court Rules Prisons Must Accommodate All Inmates’ Religions

June 2, 2005

The Supreme Court has ruled that even satanists must be allowed access to literature, ceremonial items, and time to practice their religions while in state prisons.

DOJ Accepting Medal of Valor Nominations

June 2, 2005

The Department of Justice is calling for nominations for the Public Safety Officer Medal of Valor, the highest national award for valor by a public safety officer. The president awards the medal to public safety officers who have exhibited exceptional courage.

Tucson Border Strategy Comes Under Fire

June 2, 2005

Authorities are questioning the reasons why no permanent checkpoints exist in southern Arizona, the nation’s only border patrol sector without them.

APCO Debuts Classes for Radio Operators

June 2, 2005

The APCO Institute, which promotes improvement in public safety communications, is offering a new one-day course entitled "The Telecommunicator's Role in Homeland Security." This course is the first of APCO’s "Homeland Security and the Telecommunicator" series of course offerings.

"Runaway Bride" Charged for Lying About Disappearance One Week Before Wedding

May 27, 2005

Jennifer Wilbanks is charged with filing a false police report claiming she had been kidnapped and sexually assaulted. She admits she lied about the circumstances surrounding her disappearance one week before her scheduled wedding. But her attorney says she didn’t commit a crime.

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