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To combat the gang problem, use the components of prevention, suppression and intervention.
Read More →"One hundred dollars for a tune-up?!!!" I shrieked as I read the estimate at the auto mechanic's shop for a tune-up on my aging pickup truck. Alex, the mechanic-in a way only Alex can reply--laughed and said, "Mitch, you cab pay me little bit now for a simple tune-up, or you can let it go and pay me big bucks later for a complete overhaul."
Read More →On a typical day at Hoover Dam, it is not unusual to observe tourists peering at the world-famous structure through sunglasses. The sunglasses worn by Hoover Dam police officers provide the same view of the dam, which lies on the Arizona-Nevada border, but with a different perspective.
Read More →For those individuals who are genetically predisposed to having cholesterol problems, a diet high in saturated fats is the main cause of high cholesterol levels in the blood.
Read More →Anyone who has spent any amount of time in law enforcement has heard threats. That is one of the reasons we carry firearms while off duty, have unlisted telephone numbers, and maybe have the registration information of our personally owned vehicles restricted.
Read More →Even Sheriff Andy Taylor of Mayberry knew it better to be underestimated by his adversaries.
Read More →All types of communities across the nation, youth gangs disrupt public life and deplete law enforcement resources.
Read More →If you are fortunate to find yourself on a beautiful beach in Waikiki and, for whatever reason, you need police service, who would you call? Contrary to popular belief, it would not be Hawaii 5-0.
Read More →Nearly 100,000 Americans die each year as a result of alcohol abuse. Alcohol is a factor in more than half of the nation's homicides, suicides and traffic accidents
Read More →We have for years debated the growth of gangs. From interviewing hard-core gang members in and out of prison, there seems to be a pattern that emerges.
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