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To Catch a Drinker: Police Sting Operation on Facebook
22 hours ago ago from Future Majority - - blogging progressive youth politics
Imagine a situation out of "To Catch a Predator," but instead of trying to bust people soliciting underage sex they bust college students for underage drinking. That's exactly what the police department in La Crosse, Wisconsin is doing. The La Crosse police department set up a fake Facebook account for an attractive female student and began sending friend requests to University of Wisconsin students who were under 21. If a student ...
Related contentWSDOT’s Viaduct Whopper
22 hours ago ago from Publicola
As long as we're in editorial mode today ( go for it ECB ), I have to put my two cents in about another matter: The suspect line that's being peddled by the Washington Department of Transportation that—when they released the alarming viaduct video in the week before the mayoral election—they were simply honoring a public records request. I'm now officially giving that line Whopper of the Year. Again: In response to the accusation that ...
Related contentAFIP: Records Confirming Collection And Identification Of 9/11 Hijacker Remains Exempt From Disclosure
10 hours ago ago from Norcaltruth
by Aiden Monaghan, source: 9/11 Blogger The following is a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) reply from the U.S.Armed Forces Institute of Pathology regarding a request for records that confirm the collection and identification of terrorists accused of hijacking American Airlines flight 77 and United Airlines flight 93 on September 11, 2001. Such records are reportedly [...]
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20 hours ago ago from THE CUBAN REVOLUTION
In the interest of full disclosure it should be noted that Patrick Johnson first related this story to me around St Patty's Day 2009. The incident occurred St. Patrick's Day 2008. It came up in the context of a discussion about the infamous Ryan Moats inciden t. I urged him to go forward at that time. I contacted the Irving Police department on his behalf. Officer John Tully responded that there was no record of the incident. I ...
Related contentSan Jose police test head-mounted cameras for officers
22 hours ago ago from America Reclaimed
Sharon Noguchi Mercury News December 21, 2009 San Jose police, under fire for interactions with the public that have turned violent, on Friday launched a pilot project equipping officers with head-mounted cameras to record contacts with civilians. Officers will activate the cameras, about the size of a Bluetooth device and attached by a headband above the ear, every time they respond or make contact with a person. At the ...
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