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After scandal, Secret Service to parktake in ethics training
After the Secret Service prostitution scandal in Cartegena, Colombia, 100 agents are set to go through a two-day ethics training program at John Hopkins University in Laurel, Md., outside Washington, D.C.
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Police: When economy dips, domestic violence increasesIn a recent survey of 700 law enforcement agencies, 56 percent said the struggling economy is causing an increase in domestic violence - up from 40 percent in 2010. |
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'Anonymous' hacker charged in Utah police breachAn Ohio man who allegedly hacked the Salt Lake City Police Department website was arrested by the FBI and charged with two counts of computer intrusion. |
Forest service officer dismantles deadly booby trapsWhile on routine patrol of the Big Springs hiking trail near Salt Lake City, U.S. Forest Service Officer James Schoeffler discovered a deadly booby trap at a makeshift deadwood shelter. |
Police dogs up for national awardsThe 2012 American Humane Association Hero Dog Awards acknowledges dogs who may have saved lives or prevented catastrophe. Awards will be given out in eight categories: law enforcement and arson, service, therapy, military, guide, search and rescue, hearing, and emerging hero dogs. |
Has the active shooter phenomena changed your off-duty carry practices?
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| I don't carry off-duty, but realize it's something I should do (29%) |
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