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Articles•by Dave Douglas•January 1, 2005

Heckler & Koch P2000 US Duty Pistol

My grasp of the obvious is on display for all to see with the following statement. Good marksmanship is a characteristic that is very desirable for a law enforcement officer. There, I said it. And someone should write it down. Oops, never mind, I just did.

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News•by Staff Writer•December 30, 2004

Former Employee Accused of Giving Officers’ Personal Info to Drug Users

A woman who used to work in the city personnel office of Wichita Falls, Texas, has been accused of giving personal information about police officers to drug users as payment for her ex-husband’s drug debts.

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News•by Staff Writer•December 22, 2004

Now Tougher to Sue Cops

In two cases, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of law enforcement, making it more difficult to sue police for doing their jobs.

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News•by Staff Writer•December 16, 2004

Boston Leads Country in Closing Sexual Assault Cases

By solving more than half of the rapes and attempted rapes reported in Boston last year, the city’s police department is ahead of both the Northeast and the national average, according to FBI statistics.

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News•by Staff Writer•December 9, 2004

Gang Suspected a Danger to National Security

Mara Salvatrucha, a widespread mostly Salvadoran gang seen by some as a rival in violence to the Mexican Mafia, is now believed to have ties to al-Qaeda.

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News•by Staff Writer•December 3, 2004

BB Guns Used in Massachusetts Holdups

Pellet guns and other fake weapons that resemble real firearms have become increasingly used to rob people that believe the weapons to be real, say police in Massachusetts.

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News•by Staff Writer•December 3, 2004

Kerik Nominated for Homeland Security Post

President Bush has chosen Bernard Kerik, who served as New York police commissioner when the 9/11 attack happened, to head the Department of Homeland Security.

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News•by Staff Writer•December 2, 2004

School Crime Rate Continues Decline

Crime in United States schools continued to decline from 1992 to 2002, coinciding with a national drop in the crime rate, according to a new DOJ report.

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