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Austin American-Statesman
Travis County's sheriff's office honored private citizens as well as patrol officers and staff members at its annual awards ceremony. Included in the ceremony was Senior Deputy Jennifer Boland, who received commendations in numerous categories including a Life Saving Bar, Meritorious Conduct Bar, Law Enforcement Bureau Employee of the Year and a unit citation as a member of Law Enforcement Bureau's Special Response Team.
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Spectrum News Austin
A man was arrested after a Fayette County Sheriff's Office K-9 found $2.7 million worth of methamphetamines hidden inside the gas tank of a vehicle. A sergeant, along with K-9 Lobos, stopped a vehicle on Interstate 10 for a traffic violation. As the sergeant began to question the driver and his wife, he noticed conflicting details in each of their stories about where they were going. Suspicious that the vehicle might be smuggling drugs from Mexico to Houston, the sergeant was given a warrant to search the vehicle.
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San Angelo LIVE!
A suspect got away from San Angelo police after the suspect fled police in a black 2014 Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck. Police were attempting to stop the man, identified later as Justin A. Lee, 36, because of a report of "suspicious activity" in the Lakeshore Village Neighborhood. The chase ended somewhere along CR 138 when Lee lost control of the truck and crashed into a barrow ditch on the side of the roadway. The crash ignited a small grass fire, police said, and then the truck caught fire too, right after deputies apprehended Lee.
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Critical task model policies available to all county law enforcement operations through the TAC Risk Management Pool help reduce liability risks and lower claims exposure. MORE
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WAFB-TV
Thirteen teams from across Louisiana and Texas competed in the 21st Annual SWAT Conference. It all happened at the East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff's Office firearms training facility in Zachary. This is the Baton Rouge Police Department's first time hosting the two-day event. Day one, teams are tested on their ability to shoot firearms. The second day, teams compete in various obstacle courses.
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NCIC takes pride in being an honest and loyal Inmate Communications Provider for Law Enforcement across Texas, where a high level of Integrity is a must.
From telephones and video visitation to tablets and kiosks, NCIC looks forward to supporting you with all of your Inmate Communications needs.
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Danner Rivot TFX 8" Tan GTX boot 51494 is a legendary Danner boot that is made in the USA! Rough-out leather and 1000 Denier nylon upper has superior protection and comfort in a space frame webbing design for easy, comfortable mobility and flexibility in this lace-up 8" boot.
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CNN
Harming a police officer is already a crime under federal law, and all 50 states have laws that enhance penalties for doing so. But a new bill modeled after a federal hate crime statute would make it a crime to intentionally target a law enforcement officer based on his "actual or perceived status" as one. Republican and Democrat sponsors of The Protect and Serve Act say its goal is to protect law enforcement officers from ambushes and violence for simply being a police officer.
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Bambi Majumdar
Artificial intelligence-powered body cams are almost ready for the men in blue, which will provide an essential upgrade for fighting crime in the 21st century. Axon recently announced it would be embedding artificial intelligence in its wearable body cameras. The company is known for the wearable body cameras and Taser electroshock weapons used by most police departments in the U.S. These body cams will have AI face recognition technology in them, which will allow the police to scan and recognize the faces of almost everyone they see while on patrol.
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NPR
Facial recognition accuracy rates have jumped dramatically in the last couple of years, making it feasible to monitor live video. China recently announced real-time facial recognition covering "16 provinces, cities and autonomous regions," and similar systems are being tried in Russia, India and even the United Kingdom. Improved algorithms mean the technology can recognize faces in motion, even when viewed by security cameras positioned at odd angles.
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PoliceOne.com
Law enforcement training for responding to mass shootings has evolved since a lone gunman appeared in a Texas University clock tower in 1966. Between 2000 and 2016 there were 220 active shooter incidents with 1,486 casualties in the United States, with 661 killed and 825 wounded. Last year, there were 28 incidents of such attacks resulting in 147 deaths and nearly 700 others injured. Regardless of where or when these attacks occur, they unequivocally require the response of law enforcement, emergency medical personnel, fire and other support services. The guidelines and procedures that govern this response are critical.
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