There are a number different type of targets and tactics used by a terrorist and organized crime organizations. Most of these targets are places where they can get into without any problem. Yet, there are some targets to where a terrorist never has to actually enter the target because they hit it from the outside. Unfortunately, when it comes to organized crime organizations when they hit a target they do it from the inside and it is normally something that consist of money, jewelry or something
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refuse; 2) Age, intelligence and language skill of the suspect; 3) Degree of cooperation by the suspect; 4) Length of detention; 5) Suspects attitude about the likelihood of discovery during the search; 6) Nature of the detention and questioning by police and whether the suspect was intimidated or coerced by the officer statements. As far as lying goes, this is a slippery slope. The courts are all over the place on this as to the degree or “totality of the circumstances” as to what is permissible
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Regulations such as the Youth Criminal Justice Act allows youths to keep there privacy, and not release names to the public. Other circumstances would be when there is violent criminals, a recent case would be the arrow death in Kitchener, where the police are not giving out much information on where the shooter may be or what is happening with the investigation. The
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is not the way of life. Later on in that same episode, another white character thought he stole the car he was driving based on how new the model was and his skin color. Yet, she said she did not want to come off racist when asking about the car. Police received call that armed individuals had entered an abandoned house. When they knocked on the door, Cameron Tillman, a high school freshman and talented athlete with a 3.7 grade point average opened the door and was shot four or five times. The local
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Target Hardening Exercise Since I work for the Department of Social Services, we have yearly training on potential risks of cyber-attacks, but not of being an actual target. The Department of Social Services is involved with taking children out of a home and taking away government benefits such as SNAP (Food Stamps) and TANF (welfare) from those who are not eligible. Back on September 16th, 1996, David Hill came into the Aiken county DSS and killed three caseworkers. After this incident, it caused
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“Exploited Youth Testifies Against Alleged ISIS-Funder; Ali Al-Talebi to Stand in Court” The prosecution’s witness, an unnamed young man, asserts that Ali Al-Talebi together with Omarjan Azari are involved in the count of an attempt to provide the terrorist group ISIS with financial support. The young man was allegedly ordered by Al-Talebi to send two packages of $3,000 all the way to Pakistan. It was also claimed by the witness that the alleged ISIS-Funder arranged for the youth to turnover $9
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We used the resource State v. Stu Dents to help us with determining our defense in the case. We examined the case as if we are a part of the defense team, and we tried to think critically, which we hoped it helped us with making the best decision. The defendant, Stu Dents wants to plead insanity, but we have to examine the case from all scopes. Half of our team members have decided that the defendant is not competent to stand trial. We think he is not because of our concerns with his mental capacity
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2012 after being a Lateral Transfer from State of New Mexico, New Mexico State Police for 6 years. While at Pomona I have received at least 4 meets standards evaluations. I pride myself in being professional and being a positive representative of the Pomona Police Department. I have received letters of appreciation from Pomona Citizens as well as a Copy That from the LA County Fire Department. During my time as a Police Officer I have worked many rotating shifts and have no problem changing shifts
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This essay seeks to explore the national rhetoric of resilience central to the counter-terrorism efforts in Singapore. The case of SG-Secure will be illustrated as a national campaign that seeks to rally communal effort in the fight against terrorism. The shift from a risk-centric language to a resilience framework can be understood in two ways. First, it is an avoidance of the fundamental issues of terrorism. Second, resilience rhetoric can produce positive outcomes for both the community and against
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According to Cole and Gertz (2013), community oriented police focuses on maintaining order in local neighborhoods (p.103). Their presence helps ease problems within the community such as domestic violence, rowdy teenagers, and drug houses. But the role of community police is changing as they face new challenges such as immigration, protest movements, and terrorism (Cole & Gertz, 2013). The 9/11 attacks added a dimension to policing that expanded their role beyond maintaining order. They have new
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