Security
Maximizing the power of response vehicles
Our buildings and our officers inside have been the target of criminal assaults and civil disorder incidents for quite a long time
Panelists will review the training required for officers to manage custody transitions, as well as highlight strategies to improve safety during this process
L.A. moves to hire private security for ‘graffiti towers,’ other hazardous buildings to relieve LAPD
“[The] LAPD is a trained, professional police force,” L.A. Councilmember Kevin de Leon said. “They are there to protect and serve the city of LA, not to protect and babysit buildings”
The Bibb County Sheriff’s Office will not have direct access to the camera feeds; instead, it will reach out to residents requesting footage if a crime occurs near a registered camera
The Tactical Training Academy’s assessment stated that Yuba Community College’s current safety and security system is flawed and in need of an “urgent revamp” due to a staff shortage, gaps in coverage and potential liabilities
Security Center SaaS redefines the possibilities for cloud-based physical security
Crimes at the site have prompted a 24-hour guard by officers working overtime; 18 arrests have been made at the site since Feb. 1
Chicago Public Schools is seeking to remove the requirement that part-time security candidates “must have the legal authority to effectuate an arrest”
The majority of the funding from the $2.35 million deal will go toward personnel costs for deputies from 18 different agencies
“Little did [the suspect] know that he had a deputy who wasn’t gonna go down so easily,” Chief Neil Noakes said
The suspect was captured after fleeing the store and tossing the murder weapon to the ground at a train station
“No matter how and where one prays, every Californian deserves to be safe,” Gov. Gavin Newsom said after approving millions in funding for additional policing
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The pilot project is only a test for now; the private security the town hires will be unarmed
During a second scan, the assistant jail commander noticed the object in the arrestee had moved
The suspect started to shout anti-police sentiments and then pointed a gun at the officers in the lobby of the station, reported Superintendent David Brown
Up to six robbers, wielding sledgehammers, shattered display cases, stole gems, designer watches and necklaces earlier this year
The new security officers will be unarmed and have a distinct uniform
A pilot program of “private beat cops” aims to supplement the presence of sworn officers. Business owners say it’s making a difference
The man entered the detective’s office on the first floor of the building and began assaulting him with an unknown object, cutting the officer on the neck and head
Capt. Angela Washington, a mother of four, was found dead of a gunshot wound while on duty in September
A ruling raised the cap on off-duty work hours after city lawyers argued there was an increase in demand
Deputy Neil Adams was working an extra security job when a suspect got control of his gun, police said
Business owners have grown concerned amid a spike in robberies and assaults
The anonymous trooper said the governor violated her numerous times while assigned to his private security detail
The suspect damaged 10 vehicles
An agency spokesperson cited the cost and time to complete background checks as a “major concern”