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San Angelo Standard-Times
A rampage in Odessa left seven killed and 25 injured, three of whom were law enforcement officials.
A Department of Public Safety state trooper, a police officer from Odessa and a police officer from Midland police were shot while attempting to stop Seth Aaron Ator, 36, whose shooting spree ended when he was killed by police officers last Saturday.
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Gainesville Daily Register
The Parker County Sheriff's Office recently announced it has joined forces with seven other counties to become a part of the North Texas Criminal Interdiction Unit.
The NTXCIU was created to help put an end to drug and human trafficking and includes officials from Parker, Tarrant, Wise, Collin, Grayson, Rockwall, Hunt and Smith counties. A deputy that has worked with the Parker County Special Crimes Unit was assigned to the mutual-aid task force.
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WCYB-TV
Authorities in Carter County, Tennessee, arrested a man wanted in Texas for sexual abuse of a child Tuesday.
An arrest for Norman McKinney was issued by the Andrews County Sheriff's Office in Texas. Deputies with the Carter County Sheriff's Office then went to an apartment on Southside Road in Carter County and found McKinney and took him into custody without incident.
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KXAN-TV
A law now in effect across Texas requires boaters to an emergency engine cutoff switch, known as a "kill switch," if their boat is under 26 feet in length and equipped with the mechanism. Boat drivers are required to use the cutoff if they're going faster than headway speed — basically idle speed. The change comes seven years after a San Antonio 16-year-old, Kali Gorzell, was killed during a fishing trip on the Texas coast when she was thrown from the boat and hit by the propeller. Called "Kali's Law," the regulation went into effect Sept. 1.
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Former sheriffs, including a former SAT president, help TAC Risk Management Pool members reduce their law enforcement operations liabilities.
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KHOU-TV
A strange series of events has led to one man's arrest and a former New Mexico patrol car in the hands of Anna police in North Texas.
The 2013 Ford Taurus belonged to Kenneth Spence before he was arrested by Plano police for impersonating a public servant.
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KERA-TV
A new Texas law, called the Samuel Allen Law, could help prevent miscommunication between police and people with communication issues. It’s named after a young man who lives with Asperger’s Syndrome – an autism spectrum disorder – and who has campaigned for special identification on state driver’s licenses.
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H-11 Digital Forensics
 Those who have been in the digital forensic field for more than a few years have seen the dramatic changes in Mobile / Smart Devices / and now Internet of Things (IoT) forensics. From the good ole days of extraction techniques from the Series 30 Nokia’s to the latest smart devices today it is a continuing digital journey. Life has gone from impossible to easy, back to impossible, and swung over to a whole lot of …
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By Michelle R. Matisons
 The bail bonds industry is presented as a public safety measure and billed as a supportive aid for incarcerated individuals. While there’s a concerted effort to reform the bail system, industry losses undermine the reformer spirit by maintaining the status quo in other ways. Can jails operate without bail? Some say yes, while others say no. Tasked with reducing prison populations, which boomed under mass incarceration policies, criminal justice reformers have targeted the bail bonds industry with mixed results. Some states have achieved a level of bail reform, placing the bonds industry in a defensive posture.
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PoliceOne.com
When it comes to securing and maintaining your tactical advantage, the ability to recognize and interpret non-verbal communication when dealing with potentially troublesome subjects is one of the most powerful officer safety tools you have.
In their recently released book, "Street Survival II" from Calibre Press, authors Jim Glennon, Dan Marcou and Chuck Remsberg list 10 nonverbal, pre-attack indicators all officers should be aware of, understand and watch for.
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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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Securus Technologies connects family and friends to the incarcerated through superior communication services. As the largest inmate communications provider (utilizing phones, tablets and video visitation from anywhere) we also provide best in class investigative tools, GPS/alcohol monitoring, payment services, public safety and a host of other services.
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KVUE-TV
An Austin police officer wants to give back to the community after the tragic death of his 4-year-old son last year.
Chance Henderson said neighbors, fellow officers and a charity came through for his family during their darkest hour.
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Officer.com
Manual reporting can result in inaccuracies and delayed convictions, cost departments time and money, limit community visibility, or worse, impact officer burnout and safety. There's a better way.
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Police Magazine
In the wake of the El Paso and Dayton mass shootings, many American law enforcement officers and private security professionals are asking how these attacks can be prevented or at least mitigated. Canada's First Responder Technologies believes it may have the answer, a new way of detecting concealed firearms.
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PoliceOne.com
LEO Round Table host Chip DeBlock asks his guests to share some of the best practices law enforcement agencies should have in place to support officers during the transition into retirement.
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