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San Francisco to Start Deporting Illegal Alien Crack Dealers Rather Than Send Them to Southern California

San Francisco will shift course and start turning over juvenile illegal immigrants convicted of felonies to federal authorities for possible deportation, Mayor Gavin Newsom said Wednesday as he took the blame for what he conceded was a costly and misguided effort to shield the youths.

TREXPO East to Hold Exclusive Movie Screening

TREXPO East is organizing an exclusive screening of the documentary, "Drug Wars: The Colombianization of Mexico," on Tuesday, August 26, 1730-1930 hrs. If you work anywhere near the border, live in one of the border states, or live in a state where drug and human traffickers operate, this film will resonate with you.

Shots Fired: Reno, Nevada 07•15•1999

Lessman inched forward. Beyond the refrigerator and deeper into the kitchen was a large table that had been upended on its side. He suspected that the table was shielding someone behind it.

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Gas Pains

When law enforcement agencies were putting together their fiscal year budgets for 2008, few municipal or county administrators could have forecast the impact of skyrocketing gas prices.

Outfitting the Officer

Read on for the newest uniforms, outerwear, and casual wear for law enforcement.

Ex-Albuquerque PD Captain Returns to Force as Rookie

DeBuck had retired in 2006 after 20 years on the Albuquerque Police Department. When he left, he was a captain and the fifth-highest ranking officer in the department. Now, he's a rookie.

Former Gang Member Who Won $15 Million in Rampart Lawsuit Arrested After High-Speed Chase

A former gang member who was falsely imprisoned after being shot and framed by corrupt Los Angeles police gang officers more than a decade ago was arrested last night after leading Glendale police on a high-speed chase when he failed to stop for a traffic violation, authorities said.

Iron Warriors Motorcycle Club Donates $20K to National Law Enforcement Museum

The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund has announced that the Iron Warriors Motorcycle Club (IWMC), an international club of law enforcement motorcycle enthusiasts, has generously donated $20,000 in support of the National Law Enforcement Museum. The money was raised by chapters of the IWMC across the United States and was presented to the Memorial Fund by Mike Pascoe and Ian Ale during this year's National Police Week observance in Washington, DC.

San Diego Police Dog Found Dead in Handler's Patrol Car

Authorities are investigating the death of a San Diego police dog who was found dead in the back of his handler's patrol car Friday.

Judge Bars Lawsuit Challenging LAPD Special Order 40 Policy on Illegal Immigrants

A California judge blocked a lawsuit that sought to enlist Los Angeles police officers in weeding out illegal immigrants. Superior Court Judge Rolf M. Treu on Wednesday rejected arguments that the city's policy -- under which most suspects are not asked about their immigration status -- conflicted with federal and state law.

Female Florida CO Killed by Inmate

A female Florida corrections officer was searching alone for a missing inmate during nightly head count when she was ambushed and killed, Local 6 News has learned.

TREXPO East - Lessons Learned From Combat in Iraq and Afghanistan

On Tuesday, August 26, at TREXPO East, Q. Gillus of the Virginia Tactical Officers Association and "Chief" Steve Bronson, a specialist in waterborne tactics who is retired from the U.S. Navy, will discuss what law enforcement can learn from current and past combat situations in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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