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Police pull man from burning car

Keizer - Two police officers have been awarded Medals of Valor by the City of Keizer, OR after their heroic actions saved a man trapped in a burning car.

In the Media by Jimmy Reilly

Google refuses request by law enforcement to remove videos

In a new report out by Google the technology giant reveals a 70% up tick in U.S. Law Enforcement requests to remove police brutality videos from YouTube.

In the Media by R. Francis Rubio - 4 comments

Report: Italy must act to end racist and xenophobic violence

Rome - A shift of intolerance in Italy toward immigrants and minorities, reflected in politicians’ use of hateful speech, violence against vulnerable groups, and political discourse are leading to increased racism and xenophobic violence, a new report shows.

In the Media by Lynn Herrmann

Ohio uses empty patrol cars as deterrent

Salem - Ohio town gets creative in it's fight against crime in the face of ever bigger budget cuts. How effective their strategy will be in the long run, only time will tell.

In the Media by Christopher Wager

Right Wing Radio Talks Secession as Law Enforcement Listens

A recent article by this author on sovereignty produced extreme responses from both ends of the political spectrum. Sovereignty for some is states rights constitutionally declared. For others it’s a call to arms enflamed by right-wing radio.

In the Media by Carol Forsloff - 14 comments

Op-Ed: White collar crime - FBI investigations trashed by spreadsheet politics

The great cosmic dinosaur butt of ancient administrative concepts has done America a equally great disservice. Law enforcement agencies have been budgeted out of any hope of doing their jobs. The FBI has been on the wrong end of this method since 2001.

In the Media by Paul Wallis

Obama’s 'Truth Squad' Threatens Freedom of Speech

A bold maneuver, unprecedented in American politics, has pitted the Obama campaign against freedom of speech. Missouri authorities will pursue criminal charges against those who speak “falsely” against Barack Obama.

In the Media by Barbara Sowell - 34 comments

Tasers Are Really Dangerous? Who Knew!

In spite of increasing numbers of news reports about deaths from tasering, the weapons are being put into the hands of more and more untrained law officers, and the industry has continued to insist that the devices aren’t dangerous.

In the Media by C.S. McClellan - 11 comments

Op-Ed: Illegal Immigration Taken on by Local Law Enforcement Agencies

Under growing pressure from citizens across the country, local law enforcement agencies have begun to use the training program offered for 12 years by ICE so that they can begin handling illegal aliens when they are apprehended.

In the Media by Mr Garibaldi - 9 comments

Police Handing-Out Free Drug Testing Kits

In a bold move by the Horsehead's Police Department, 50 drug testing kits are being given away free to any parents who wish to test their teens for drugs. These kits are similar to pregnancy tests and are paid for with seized drug money.

In the Media by Debra Myers - 11 comments

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China law enforcers 'abusive'

China's local government 'chengguan' law enforcers are engaged in 'abusive conduct' that fuels public resentment, a report says.

Viewpoint: How to catch a hacker

How do law enforcers overcome hackers' defences?

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Distracted pedestrians lead to law enforcement crackdowns.

Ugandan city enforces litter ban

The new authorities in Uganda's capital begin to enforce a 10-year-old law banning litter - sentencing more than 40 people to community service.

Antisec hackers hit police store

Antisec hackers attack a website that sells products to US law enforcers, linking the action to the arrest of one of their members.

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The emblem of the Batalhão de Operações Policiais Especiais (Portuguese for Special Police Operations Battalion) or BOPE. BOPE is a military police special team that patrol's the streets of Brazil's capital, Rio de Janerio combating everything from street criminals to organized drug rings and terrorist groups. BOPE is especially known for it's brutal methods. The motto of the unit is: "Faca na Caveira" which is Portuguese for "The Knife In The Skull."

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