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03/26/2013 - Researchers examine how emotional cues in speeches can trigger violence, and the International Association of Chiefs of Police forms a comprehensive center for officer wellness issues.
Law Enforcement: Best Practices \ Case Studies

Security Succeeds with Collaboration

03/26/2013 - Public-private partnerships between the Boston hotel industry and public law enforcement have grown during the last decade through information sharing and the building of trust.  
Daily Headline : Legal Issues

Surveillance Laws Need to Be Updated, Says FBI General Counsel

03/20/2013 - The rapid advancement of technology has had a positive impact on law enforcement, but it also poses enormous legal challenges because the U.S. has “old laws,” according to Andrew Weissman, general counsel to the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI). He spoke at the American Bar Association Standing Committee on Law & National Security luncheon in Washington, D.C. today.
Daily Headline : Food Safety

Morning Security Brief: Dorner Gets $1 Million Bounty, Horsemeat Scandal, Social Media Software, and More

02/11/2013 - LAPD offering $1 million for information on rogue officer. Britain’s food fraud scandal. New software mines social media. And more.
Daily Headline : Crime

Morning Security Brief: Federal Reserve Hack Ramifications, Overhauling Bail Determinations, and More

02/08/2013 - The hacking of the Federal Reserve could have long term ramifications, warns a security researcher. Conference of Chief Justices discuss need for better way to set bail. A Washington, D.C. task force creates an anti-bullying program for agencies that work with kids. And More
Daily Headline : Guards \ Security Officers

Court Rules Homeowner’s Association Can Enforce Rules Using Private Security

01/31/2013 - To stop people from speeding the neighborhood, an Illinois property owner’s association established a 25-mile-per-hour speed limit throughout the neighborhood and created its own security department to enforce the rules within property limits.
Daily Headline : Privacy

Google Releases Transparency Report

01/25/2013 - Google received more than 21,000 requests for information on more than 33,000 users in the last six months from governments around the world.
Daily Headline : Investigations

NYPD Testing Its First Gun-Detecting Body Scanner

01/24/2013 - The NYPD is testing a new device it hopes will help officers see firearms through clothing. Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly hopes future versions of the device can be mounted on police vehicles or worn on officers’ belts.
Daily Headline : Workplace Violence

Prison Guard Faces 20 Years for Beating Inmate to Death and Trying to Cover It Up

01/17/2013 - A former Alabama prison guard faces 20 years in prison for charges surrounding the beating of an inmate who later died from his injuries.
Daily Headline : Cybercrime

Morning Security Brief: Unattended Weapon, ‘Smart’ TASER, 787s Grounded, and More

01/17/2013 - Security guard leaves weapon in bathroom at middle school. The newest model of TASERS contains black box-type features. The U.S. grounds all 787s. And more.
Daily Headline : Legal Issues

Morning Security Brief: Nonlethal Ammunition, Drone Pilot Promotions, Preliminary Hearing on Holmes Shooting, and More

01/07/2013 - A new non-lethal ammunition. Drone pilots get promoted less than their traditional counterparts. Prosecutors to present evidence against the Aurora shooter. And more.
Daily Headline : Special Event Security

Morning Security Brief: Longest File Sharing Sentence, Facebook Threats, Inauguration Security, and More

01/04/2013 - Longest file sharing sentence to date handed down. A man is charged with making interstate threatening communications for a Facebook post he wrote while in Rome. Inauguration security plans reviewed. And more.
Daily Headline : Legal Issues

Morning Security Brief: Drone Documents Denied, Drunk Passengers Cause Emergency Landing, Gun Background Checks, and More

01/03/2013 - A U.S. judge denies access to drone strike documents. A flight is forced to land after drunk passengers try to storm the cockpit. FBI sees a record number of firearms background checks. And more.
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