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Newsby Staff WriterApril 10, 2003

Court Says Man Can Legally Bark at Police Dog

The 4th Ohio District court of Appeals upheld the dismissal of charges against a man who returned the barks of police dog Pepsie in Athens, Ohio, in September 2001.

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Articlesby Dave DouglasApril 1, 2003

Maximum Blitz: Super Bowl Security

Post-9/11 America is a tense place to plan for huge gatherings of football fans in crowded urban areas

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Articlesby Roy HuntingonApril 1, 2003

Binocular Basics

Look on the front seat of the vast majority of police cars today and I'd wager you'll see a beat up pair of K-Mart binoculars (or worse).

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Newsby Staff WriterMarch 28, 2003

Guide Helps Officers Investigate Equipment Theft

The National Equipment Register (NER) has released a guide to investigating theft of heavy equipment, available free to all law enforcement officers.

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Newsby Staff WriterMarch 28, 2003

Prosecutor Fired Over Trust Issue with Police

Albuquerque, New Mexico Assistant District Attorney Jennifer Albright was dismissed after her boss said she betrayed the trust of local police by blowing two officers' cover.

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Newsby Staff WriterMarch 19, 2003

New Details in Elizabeth Smart Case Released

Prosecutors have released new information on Elizabeth Smart's treatment by her captors during the nine months following her disappearance.

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Newsby Staff WriterMarch 19, 2003

Federal DNA Initiative Could Help Fund Police Departments

An initiative being proposed by the federal government could help bring criminals to justice through the use of DNA technology by providing funds, training, and assistance.

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Newsby Staff WriterMarch 19, 2003

Facial Recognition Technology Improved Since 2000

Facial recognition technology has greatly advanced since 2000, according to a study overseen by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, although it still has some kinks to work out.

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Newsby Staff WriterMarch 12, 2003

Charges Dropped Against SF Chief

The district attorney dropped all charges against San Francisco Police Chief Earl Sanders and his top assistant, saying he couldn't prove they participated in the cover-up of a street brawl involving off-duty police officers.

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