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    For over three hundred years, law enforcement departments in the U.S. have been targeting male African Americans. In many cases, the officers of the law use dishonest tactics in order to make false arrests, but it does not stop there, they often murder innocent people. It is a common event nowadays; you can see it in mass media: “another African American got killed by the police.” It happens over, and over. Furthermore, those tactics are not random acts committed by officers alone; in several…

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    CIA Drug Controversy 1986 The United States said to been dealing with illegal drugs and selling them as Crack-cocaine and Heroin. The CIA has tried everything to avoid questions, but they’ve gotten answers from Representatives and CIA officers. May 1, 2003 The Heroin Of politics by Alfred W. McCoy gave all evidence that the CIA’s drug trafficking did become a fact. A quote from the book “Over the past thirty years, the U.S. and UN prohibition has simply served to push production and processing…

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    Concrete evidence floats to the surface; a hope emerges from cloud of despair. Yet, the evidence is meaningless and hope gets electrocuted by the ionic discharge from clouds. Edward Snowden leaked information about the mass surveillance by NSA on 2013. Two years later the surveillance still continues and Snowden is a refugee in Russia. Billions of emails, messages, searches ,VOIP etc still get scrutinized by NSA today. Every Second NSA selects 100 Gigabyte of data for review. “If you want to…

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    Research Paper On Drones

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    With top of the art facial recognition software, the drones will be able to identify a face from several thousand feet in the air, providing tactical information to the local enforcement agencies. The information may facilitate on the apprehension of wanted terrorists. From his first days as commander in chief, the drone has been President Barack Obama’s weapon of choice, used by the military and the CIA to hunt down and kill the people his…

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    the NSA and other security agencies. While there may have been more conventional methods for Snowden to take action, he did the country a service by alerting the public to illegal and otherwise questionable behavior by the NSA. By bringing new attention to this debate of privacy versus security, his actions will continue to influence the country’s surveillance and intelligence gathering for years to come. No matter which way the debate goes, the NSA and other agencies still need to have…

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    NSA warrantless surveillance controversy concerns with the surveillance of people within the United States. It all started while the collection of allegedly foreign intelligence by the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) was going on as part of the war on terror. The National Security Agency is one of America's largest intelligence organizations. It is similar to the FBI and CIA. It specializes in codebreaking and code making, and provides secret and private information to US political and…

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    Son Tay Raid Analysis

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    Around May 1970 intelligence analysts detected the presence of Prisoners of War (POW) at Son Tay. On November 20th 1970 Son Tay POW camp was raided. No POWs were found at Son Tay. In the span of seven months, intelligence failed to detect the transfer of Son Tay POW’s. The Son Tay raid is regarded as a tactical success, and has largely been analyzed from a tactical standpoint. Analysis of the intellectual failure is necessary. Even in the modern era POWs still exist and rescue attempts are still…

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    1). However the Department of Homeland Security along with several other entities to included federal and state law enforcement agencies, U.S. government officials, non-government and private organizations continue to take a proactive stance against human trafficking. With continuous efforts and support of the U.S. government, federal and state law enforcement agencies are sending out a message…

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    Asian Community Policing

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    innovation. The BHAG concept could be applied in today’s law enforcement organizations, and it could also be implemented as a strategic recruitment model to attract qualified Asian-American applicants. In similarities to the BHAG concept, a law enforcement agency that aims to recruit qualified Asian-American officers must develop a strategic police recruitment model that is long term, clear, concise, and connects with the Asian…

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    mentions the Fraternal Order of Police(FOP) Lodge#9 located at 1201 Hawthorne lane, next to the Hawthorne Junior High School. Additionally, the Fraternal Order of Police lodge number 9 consist of 1,900 members from all the county law enforcement agencies in Charlotte, North Carolina. The FOP is one of the oldest organizations dedicated to helping law enforcement officers. It was founded in November of 1915 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. As of today, it has over 330,000 members and 2,200 lodges…

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