Law-Enforcement

West Virginia State Police Chase “Naked Bunny”

May 4, 2012

I don’t know how much of this story is true, but since it’s Friday I thought I’d share a lighthearted story!  Do you have a caption idea?  Share it on our Facebook page.                     West Virginia State Police Officer “Bubba” Caldwell said, “never seen nuthin’ like [...]

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How K-9 Dogs Are Trained

May 4, 2012

Warden Paul Cardoza of the California Department of Fish and Game has one of the most loyal partners there is. His colleague is named Kilo, a German Shepherd-Malinois mix, and has been devotedly helping Cardoza catch numerous poachers and work on various law enforcement cases. Once Kilo found a firearm while searching a murder scene; [...]

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Possible Lead in Etan Patz Case?

April 22, 2012

On May 25, 1979, a six-year old boy vanished from his SoHo neighborhood never to be seen again except on milk cartons across the country. It was young Etan Patz’s first time walking to the bus stop by himself, a landmark two blocks away from his family loft. His disappearance prompted President Ronald Reagan to [...]

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Saint Patrick’s Day Parades Across the U.S.

March 16, 2012

Everybody is Irish this weekend as the country will soon launch into Saint Patrick’s Day festivities, from pubs serving up Celtic tunes and green ales to some municipalities dying their water systems the emerald shade. The United States hosts some of the world’s biggest Saint Patrick’s parades, New York City arguably hosting the largest with [...]

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Private Investigator Helps Look for Boston College Student

March 4, 2012

On Friday, Massachusetts state police were searching the Chestnut Hill Reservoir (Newton) for any trace of Franco Garcia. Present were some of Garcia’s family members who had flown from Lima, Peru to support the search for the missing Boston College student. Twenty-one year old Garcia went missing on February 22nd. The chemistry major was last [...]

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Ohio High School Shooting

February 27, 2012

Around 7:30 this morning, a high school in Chardon, Ohio went into immediate lockdown when shooting broke out in the busy cafeteria. Five students (four male and one female) were shot; sadly, one of these students was killed. The alleged shooter fled from the school while being chased by a teacher. Law enforcement was immediately [...]

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Washington State Trooper Tony Radulescu Shot & Killed

February 23, 2012

Trooper Tony Radulescu Washington State Patrol, Washington End of Watch: Thursday, February 23, 2012 Age: 44 Tour: 16 years Badge # Not available Military veteran Cause: Gunfire Incident Date: 2/23/2012 Trooper Tony Radulescu was shot and killed while making a traffic stop on State Route 16 at Anderson Hill Road, in Gorst, shortly before 1:00 [...]

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Women in Federal Law Enforcement Scholarships

February 10, 2012

Women in Federal Law Enforcement (WIFLE) serves to encourage prospective and current female law enforcement officers and provides guidance to federal agencies as far as hiring, training and retaining those female officers. According to its website, WIFLE’s mission is to “promote gender equity through its leadership education center that provides training, research, scholarships, awards, and [...]

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Innovative and Utmost Security for Super Bowl XLVI

February 5, 2012

The New England Patriots face off against the New York Giants today in Indianapolis for Super Bowl XLVI! Last year the Super Bowl broke the record for the television broadcast most watched in history by Americans with approximately 111 million tuning in. Indianapolis’ Lucas Oil Stadium will be seating around 70,000 fans for the 46th [...]

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Mount Rainier National Park – Happy Endings and Tragic Tales

January 17, 2012

Already since the dawn of the New Year, Washington’s Mount Rainier National Park has twice made headlines. On Saturday, snowshoeing guide Young Chun Kim, fell down an icy slope, separating him from the group he was leading. Park rangers, volunteers and search dogs looked for Kim for three days. Three members of the search party [...]

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