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News•by Staff Writer•May 9, 2003

Neighborhood Watch Goes Online

Internet technology is allowing citizens to help police catch criminals.

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News•by Staff Writer•May 9, 2003

Man Reports Stolen Marijuana

A school bus driver called police in Dublin, Georgia, to report that his home had been burgled, and then told officers someone stole his marijuana.

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News•by Staff Writer•May 2, 2003

Police Chief Shoots Wife and Kills Himself

Tacoma, Wash., Police Chief David Brame, 44, shot his wife in the head in a mall parking lot before fatally shooting himself. Their children, ages 8 and 5, were sitting in a nearby car.

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News•by Staff Writer•April 25, 2003

Minneapolis Police Learn Spanish

With a growing Latino population, Minneapolis is benefitting from local police officers’ newly acquired Spanish-speaking skills.

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News•by Staff Writer•April 21, 2003

U.S. Recruiting Police to Help in Iraq

The State Department is seeking police officers with 10 years of experience in law enforcement, in good health, who can drive a stick-shift vehicle.

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News•by Staff Writer•March 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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News•by Staff Writer•March 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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News•by Staff Writer•March 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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News•by Staff Writer•March 13, 2003

Half of Violent Crimes Reported to Police in 2000

About one-half of all violent crimes committed against U.S. residents 12 years old and older during 2000 were reported to law enforcement authorities, according to the Justice Department's Bureau of Justice Statistics.

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