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By Bambi Majumdar
 Crime-fighting apps are the news of the day in law enforcement. We shouldn't be surprised by this, since every facet of our lives now seems to be app-driven. It is interesting to note, however, that both the police and the public are investing in advanced apps to prevent crimes from happening around them.
The question is: will these apps prevent crimes or will they create a new crowd of vigilantes? The Citizen crime app in New York City is a popular example.
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KSAT-TV
Two people were arrested by Hays County sheriff's after more than 170 animals were found living in what deputies described as "brutal" conditions. Thomas Caffey, 49, and Melissa Caffey, 47, were arrested this week on numerous charges.
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KWTX-TV
Coryell County Sheriff Scott Williams was out of the hospital Wednesday after a health scare.
Williams was hospitalized last week with what the Coryell County Sheriff's Office described in a Facebook post Wednesday as a heart problem.
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KVII-TV
The Moore County Sheriff's Office announced that a full-time deputy will be placed as a School Resource Officer at Sunray ISD.
According to a statement from Chief Deputy Morgan Hightower, Moore County Sheriff Bo DeArmond and Sunray Independent School District Superintendent Marshall Harrison have been meeting concerning the placement of a deputy at Sunray ISD full-time.
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Policeone.com
When considering the primary responsibilities for most SWAT teams throughout the nation, drug search warrants, or drug raids, hold significant value. Consequently the tactical community needs to ensure teams are thoroughly prepared to meet these challenges with a high degree of certainty and confidence.
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Former sheriffs, including a former SAT president, help TAC Risk Management Pool members reduce their law enforcement operations liabilities. Learn More.
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San Antonio Express-News
Joe Cantu, a litigation support technology specialist for U.S. Attorney John Bash, sat down Wednesday morning at a table in Margil Academy's library, sipping a Diet Coke while the 12-year-old Spanish-speakers around him drank chocolate milk. Cantu and other employees of the federal prosecutor’s office were visiting the West Side San Antonio school to talk to English-learner students in small groups. The students got to practice casual conversations and gain confidence in their speaking abilities.
And the U.S. Attorney’s Office staff got to build trust with children in a neighborhood with one of the city's highest violent crime rates.
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KHOU-TV
A group of officers with the Houston Police Department are trading out their badges for boxing gloves. They're climbing inside a boxing ring at the Knockout Factory in east downtown to ease the stress of their job. But in helping themselves, they discovered they're helping neighborhood kids too.
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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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The Texas Tribune
The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals will hear oral arguments for Deanna Robinson's First Amendment case against the Hunt County Sheriff's office. At issue is whether the sheriff's office was allowed to block her from its Facebook page.
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PoliceOne.com
During an investigation, police officers rely on interrogation tactics and strategies to assess whether someone is telling the truth. Often, the outcome of an investigation depends heavily on the interview and interrogation skills of officers.
One of the most prevalent methods of police interrogation is the Behavioral Analysis Interview. BAI was first formally developed by John E. Reid to help differentiate between innocent, truthful suspects and those who were being deceptive during an interview.
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Police Magazine
A recent incident in Chicago acts as a stark reminder that myriad hazards exist for officers engaging in foot pursuits. For example, a fleeing subject may know the immediate area better than the pursuing officer, and take advantage of that knowledge to elude the officer and lie in wait for an ambush. When a subject clears a wall or a corner, they have a substantial advantage to attack as the pursuing officer clears the obstacle or terrain feature.
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