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    During my 28-year law enforcement career, I have had a multitude of assignments, which have prepared me to excel as an Assistant Federal Security Director for Law Enforcement (AFSD-LE). I have significant experience working in local, state and federal law enforcement communities and a great understanding of the dynamics that drive each. As a member of TSA’s Office of Law Enforcement/Federal Air Marshal Service (OLE/FAMS) for the last 10-years and having multiple supervisory, field office and…

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    to law enforcement. From the Father of law enforcement August Vollmer and Jim Fisher, who created many criminal investigative techniques just to name a few. The different levels of law enforcement are very important aspect to consider, that being federal, state and local. Each level is just as important as the other is, but different at the same time. Nevertheless one cannot operate without the other which allows the criminal justice as a whole to balance as one. The federal law enforcement…

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    In recent years, law enforcement agencies across the country have been pressured to be more transparent and increase officer accountability. The most prominent manner in which law enforcement agencies have attempted to meet these demands is through the implementation of body-worn cameras. Few studies have been conducted in the recent history of body-worn cameras on law enforcement officers. There are still many questions regarding body-worn camera utilization that must be addressed to obtain…

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    Security Council in matters related to National Security and make recommendations to the NSC of intelligence activities. The CIA responds to national intelligence request by DHS in addition to other standing orders they receive. The Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), involves the producing and managing of foreign military intelligence. Their mission “is to provide timely, objective, all-source military intelligence to policy makers, to US armed forces around the world,”…

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    community as a whole (p. 314). Numerous recruiting models have been developed for U.S. police agencies; however, one particular recruiting model that centers on minority recruitment is called the Police Recruitment and Placement-Community Collaboration Model (Tangel, 2015). The Police Recruitment and Placement-Community Collaboration Model were developed by the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), and the Hartford, Connecticut, Police Department (HPD) and it is funded through…

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    after a crime. NIBIN stands for national integrated ballistic information network. NIBIN is “a national database of digital images of spent bullets and cartridge cases that were found at crime scenes or test fired from confiscated weapons” (“Law Enforcement,” n.d.). NIBIN was created in 1999. Before this organization firearm examiners would compare each piece of evidence themselves. Since its establishment NIBIN has accomplished “2.8 million images of evidence and 74,000 hits” (“Fact sheet”…

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    the wars in in Iraq and Afghanistan claimed the lives of thousands and we the United States have taken massive counterterrorism measures home with us. The United States Patriot Act of 2001 made significant changes in the structure of federal law enforcement, it was revised in 2006 and in 2004 when the 9/11 commission called for a complete overhaul of the U.S. intelligence system the National Criminal Intelligence Sharing Plan or NCISP set standards for a new system of domestic intelligence…

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    Fusion Centers Case Study

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    ways that enable multiple agencies to 'connect the dots ' and identify potential security threats (Monahan & Palmer, 2009). The role and contribution of fusion centers in counterterrorism and national security become even greater, given that they are central to developing effective information-driven relationships with private entities. The latter can provide useful information to help prevent possible attacks. Dozens of fusion centers currently operate in the U.S., with hundreds of…

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    Right To Privacy

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    I believe everyone can relate to this scenario while growing up; in school, one friend made a mistake or broke school's law and all other friends were also held accountable for one's misdeeds. Apple Vs FBI case from last year feels the same way. One bad guy happens to own an iPhone and commits a crime, and now, FBI wants a backdoor to the iOS operating system so that they can unlock any iPhone for investigation and save bad actors from doing bad things. Apple fulfilling FBI’s request will put…

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    Lower The Crime Rate Essay

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    communities, help lower the number of law enforcement officers assaulted every day, and help lower the number of people in jail. There are many different ways we can help law enforcement officers solve crime faster. First, we can make communities safer, and overall help lower the crime rate. Some of…

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