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Feds investigate plot to attack Washington Metro The Washington Post Share
Federal law enforcement authorities are investigating a nascent plot to carry out a series of terrorist bombings at stations in the Washington Metro system, according to intelligence and law enforcement sources. More Details emerge after Miller's 'security agents' detain journalist Alaska Dispatch Share
The firm Drop Zone Security is apparently being investigated by the state Department of Public Safety in connection with its handling of a Joe Miller campaign event on Sunday where Drop Zone agents arrested and handcuffed Alaska Dispatch editor Tony Hopfinger. More
Gay cop says NYPD made his life a living hell, now he's going to 'punch back' with lawsuit New York Daily News Share
A gay detective is suing the New York Police Department, saying he has been targeted for complaining about relentless anti-homosexual hostility on the job. The detective said cops at the 103rd Precinct in Queens — as well in the Internal Affairs Bureau in Manhattan — called him several derogatory slurs. More Eyes in the sky: Safe or invasive? The Columbus Dispatch Share
Thousands of cameras watching over roads, schools and even employee break rooms will be electronically linked in a system that will give emergency personnel in Ohio unprecedented surveillance capacity. More
National grassroots identity theft victim support initiative launches in San Francisco MarketWatch Share
The Identity Theft Council, the fastest-growing, community-based identity theft victim support and education initiative, officially launched its first pilot program in the San Francisco Bay Area. According to Javelin Strategy & Research, identity fraud reached a new high in 2009, affecting 11.1 million adults. The ITC is a non-profit, grassroots organization committed to working with victims and law enforcement to help address this growing problem. More Rochester board should review school safety issues Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Share
In his tenure as Rochester city schools superintendent, Jean-Claude Brizard has worked hard to improve school safety. But a new report should motivate the school board to thoroughly evaluate three key areas: The in-school suspension program, surveillance failures and a culture of hostile relations. More Senior Chinese official urges security boosted for Asian Games Xinhua Share
Senior Chinese leader Zhou Yongkang called on security forces to ensure the safety of next month's Asian Games during a two-day tour of the host city Guangzhou, which ended recently. More |
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