Articles Tagged with ''law enforcement security''

A new 10,000-member security force would be deployed to the regions of Mexico with the most violence and instability.

The proposed bill in the Virginia state legislature would allow retired police officers to work as full-time school security officers while still collecting pension benefits.

The Philadelphia project has spent roughly $2.3 million since 2006, but little has actually been accomplished on the counterterrorism center.

A 4 percent drop in overall violent crime is reported in the FBI Uniform Crime Report for 2011.

New York police have conducted more than 650,000 stop-and-frisks, but 84 percent of them are on black or Hispanic people – a statistic that has civil rights groups calling foul.

In an effort to bolster police forces by 700 officers, Alderman George Cardenas has proposed a "safety and security fee" of $5 per month for every household in Chicago.

The 2012 Matthew Simeone ASIS Award for Public Private Partnership Excellence will be presented to the Orlando and Orange County (Florida) Sheriff's Office at ASIS 2012 in September. 

Although crime is at its lowest point in 30 years, arrests have only slightly declined, and police spending has increased by 445 percent.