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Articlesby Bob DavisMay 1, 2004

IQ Biometrix FACES 4.0

If you are looking for the best software for creating composite pictures of suspects, check out IQ Biometrix's FACES 4.0.

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Articlesby Dean ScovilleMay 1, 2004

All Keyed Up

The advent of portable police radios severed the umbilical cord that tied a cop to his or her car. Portable police radios have since assisted officers with timely broadcasts of suspect information, expedited requests for fire and rescue, and saved lives.

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Newsby Staff WriterApril 30, 2004

DEA Agent Shoots Own Leg While Teaching Gun Safety

An agent with the Drug Enforcement Administration fired his gun at himself in front of 50 adults and children while conducting a class on gun safety in Orlando, Fla.

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Newsby Staff WriterApril 23, 2004

Man Lists Robbery on To-Do List

John Sarver, 47, pleaded guilty to six counts of bank robbery after police searching his home found a list reminding him to rob a bank.

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Newsby Staff WriterApril 16, 2004

Carolina Cameras Identify Speeders

The City Council of Charlotte, North Carolina, has voted to allow police to use 14 radar cameras at the city’s busiest intersections to record drivers’ speeds and issue citations if drivers exceed the speed limit.

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Newsby Staff WriterApril 9, 2004

U.S. Considers Creating New British-Style Agency

Speculation has circulated that the FBI’s inability to predict and prevent the 9/11 terrorist attack from happening would lead to the development of a new government agency better able to share and analyze information, modeled after the United Kingdom’s domestic intelligence agency, MI5.

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Newsby Staff WriterApril 9, 2004

Women Working in Corrections Conference Announced

The tenth national “Women Working in Corrections and Juvenile Justice Conference” will take place in Baltimore Oct. 31-Nov. 3.

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Newsby Staff WriterApril 2, 2004

Mock Prison Riot Showcases Corrections Technologies

The eighth annual OLETC Mock Prison Riot is designed to showcase new and emerging corrections, law enforcement, and public safety technologies by allowing teams of officers to experience them firsthand in various scenarios.

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