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    coming into The United States bring diseases with them and infect border patrol, young kids, and the elderly. Because of this the U.S. should not allow immigrants here. According to Judicial Watch, “The hordes of illegal immigrant minors entering the U.S. are brining serious diseases-including swine flu, dengue fever, possibly Ebola virus and tuberculosis-that present a danger to the American public as well as the Border Patrol agents forced to care for the kids.” Immigrants bring more disease…

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    countryparty.org.au - A Call for a Change: Rebuilding the Colac Police Station We often underestimate the importance of the efforts of the rural law enforcement such as the officers that work out of the Colac police station. This station dates back to the 1940s and even though the reception area has been revamped recently, it still needs additional refurbishing to bring it up to modern standards of policing to ensure that the citizens receive the level of protection that they deserve each day.…

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    compound. As we were moving to the next compound, roughly at the halfway point of an open field, we took harassing fire from the southeast; determined to be 3 AKs using sporadic fire. I quickly returned fire, but the engagement did not last long. The patrol continued moving to the next compound that was located to the east about 400 m. This compound was a lot larger; it consisted of several medium to large walled buildings. We began clearing the compound only to find that there were only a few…

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    The Faulkner Police Department is applying for a grant that will assist this agency to move into a model of community policing. Community policing is different than the traditional policing model. This difference will be explained in this request. This grant can only be awarded if the funds are matched by the municipality that the funding is going to. Therefore, I need the City Council to help match this funding. This agency understands that the City Council members feel that community policing…

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    Chapter: 24 • Matt finds out that Celia ok • Matt get take to the Ajo mountains. • Tam Lin left Matt. Chapter: 25 • Matt sees many new animals • Matt experiences new arise • Matt gets away from the farm patrol Chapter:26 • Matt is with the border patrol • Matt was getting chased buy the famer patrol they are working with El patron. • They fed him and also bathed him. Chapter:27…

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    Police Observation

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    Preliminary Paragraph On 05-07-2017 at 1800 hours, I was responded to an emergency call. I was driving Big Rapids Department of Public Safety Patrol Car (#345). Initial Observations After I arrived at the scene, I saw a 2003 red colored Jeep Wrangler Sport had hit a crosswalk pole on the northeast corner of the intersection. There was another car which was 2003 black colored Jeep Wrangler SE turned over in the median at the same intersection between the left turn lane coming from Flite onto…

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    court and gets arrested as well. A sheriff could even patrol a high way and other bigger areas depending what deparments they are at. At larger cities deputy’s could maintain and serve papers at court as well. As their salary is $55,270 for each year. Lastly, I have done a research career book and other articles on state troopers. What I found out about them is that they do the similar duties as a sheriff does. Like their duty is to patrol the highways and do many paper work as well. Also in…

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    Chief Mangan Case Study

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    and receive constructive criticism in an environment without consequence. Eventually this meeting became to be known as The Strategic Planning Committee. “The Strategic Planning Committee also designed a patrol manual that helped operationalize policing into concrete responsibilities within the patrol division.” (Cordner, 2016, p.484). By doing this he encouraged the police officers to listen to what the community had to say. Building a rapport, and having the community trust the police officers…

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    truly was. This high-risk wooded area for many places would lead to more protection from the police. But, because my home is not located in a city, I believe the police view it as a safe area the way I once did. So, my neighborhood does not have a patrol car that circles around, we just rely on our natural…

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    The USA Patriot Act is a ten letter acronym for Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism. This act was passed in the wake of the September 11th terrorist attacks on the world trade center. It was an act of congress that passed six weeks after on October 26, 2001. This was signed into law by George W. Bush. The Patriot Act was passed almost unanimously by the senate with a vote of 98 to 1 and it passed in the house 357 to 66…

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