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Homeland Security: Homeland Security

Tripping Up Terrorists

12/20/2011 - Businesses participating in Operation Tripwire help alert the FBI to possible terrorist activity by reporting suspicious purchases by customers.
Daily Headline : Legal Issues

New Jersey Judge Rules Police Can Keep Surveillance Locations Secret In Drug Case

12/20/2011 - A New Jersey appellate court ruled on Monday that law enforcement officers can keep their surveillance locations a secret.
Book Reviews: Fire Safety

Fires . . . Accidental or Arson? Fire Investigations

12/19/2011 - This book is a valuable asset for detectives or criminal investigators, who are tasked with collaborating with fire officials.
Daily Headline : Research & Studies

FBI: Crime is Down in 2011

12/19/2011 - The number of violent crimes is down for 2011, according to preliminary statistics from the FBI.
Daily Headline : Intelligence

Feds Drop the Hammer on Sheriff Joe Arpaio

12/15/2011 - The U.S. Department of Justice says Sheriff Joe Arpaio violated Constitutional and federal laws by tolerating and encouraging organized discrimination of Latinos.
Daily Headline : Border Security

Morning Security Brief: Troops on the Southwest Border, Verizon Emergency Alert Mixup, DHS en Español, and More

12/13/2011 - Officials mull pulling troops from Southwest border. Verizon sends out false emergency alert to New Jersey customers. DHS releases Spanish language ads. And more.
Daily Headline : Intelligence

Pedobear Goes From Internet Meme to Safety Concern

11/29/2011 - For law enforcement in the southwest, Pedobear is the meme that just won’t go away.
Book Reviews: Fire Safety

The Assessment Center Handbook for Police and Fire Personnel

11/19/2011 - Charles D. Hale developed this handbook to give police and fire administrators a tool that they could use to determine employee readiness.
Daily Headline : Hiring \ Employment Issues

Morning Security Brief: Shooting at the White House, Alarm Fatigue, and the 2012 Olympics

11/16/2011 - Police are searching for a man linked to a shooting at the White House on Friday. Alarm fatigue named a major hazard at hospitals. The U.S. plans to send 1,000 agents to the UK for the 2021 Olympics. And more.
Daily Headline : Homeland Security

Morning Security Brief: Anonymous Takes on the Cartels, Use of Force, Another Militia Plot Foiled, and More

11/07/2011 - Anonymous crossing into dangerous territory as it squares off against Los Zetas. Another militia member arrested with ricin plans. Security guards in a San Jose neighborhood are accused of abusing their power. And more.
Daily Headline : Investigations

Police Embrace Social Media

11/04/2011 - Police departments are finding that social media can be used to gather tips and feedback from the public.
Daily Headline : Guards \ Security Officers

Morning Security Brief: Nationwide Emergency Alert System, Postal Service Campaign Touts Security, Body Scanners, and More

11/04/2011 - First nationwide test of the emergency alert system scheduled for Wednesday. A new USPS ad says doing businesses by mail is more secure. And more.
Technofile: Investigations

Police Embrace Social Media

10/27/2011 - Police departments are finding that social media can be used to gather tips and feedback from the public.
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