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At least two men, Tom Bearup and Ernest Hancock, were tailed after they announced their interest in Arpaio's job. Arpaio's second-in-command, David Hendershott, targeted Bearup as a threat to the sheriff.
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Just how far will 'government' at all levels in America go to maintain and enhance their power and control of the American people. 'If the American people are not In Control,... then they are Out of Control'.
It begins, “AN ACT - To prevent homegrown terrorism, and for other purposes.”
The Summit County, Ohio sheriff believes roadblocks are unconstitutional and ineffective in fighting drunk driving -- except when they come with cash. Sheriff Drew Alexander will accept $175,000 in government grants to conduct roadblocks...
A doctor gives verbal advice to protect the life of an unconscious man and she duly gets hit with attempted felonies by vindictive campus cops, with the connivance of the University of Michigan. Jury selection for her trial began this week.
He discusses the danger to innocent people posed by “Commissions” like the one to be created by the act, the fluid definition of “terrorist,” in the eyes of the State, and the inevitable role of the Neocon crazies,
[more on] The House of Representatives last month passed a bill known as the Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act of 2007, which asks the National Commission on the Prevention of Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism
A government proposal to start collecting birth dates and genders of people reserving airline flights is drawing protests from major airlines and travel agencies that say it would be invasive, confusing and "useless."
Digg del.icio.us Newsvine Reddit Facebook What's this? By Thomas Frank, USA TODAY A government proposal to start collecting birth dates and genders of people reserving airline flights is drawing protests from major airlines an
Administration officials defended the centers and said encompassing all sorts of crimes in the intelligence dragnet is the best way to catch terrorists. (And thusly does the search for threats turn inward.)
Making Big Brother fun! Google is testing technology that will find the location of people using its mobile mapping service, even if their phone isn't equipped with a GPS receiver.
The Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act, co-authored by the former chair of the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee, Jane Harman, a California Democrat, passed the House by an overwhelming 400-6 vote last month,
"The capability of the unit is phenomenal," said Miami-Dade Detective Juan Villalba. The unmanned aircraft will be used during SWAT team and tactical operations, especially when officers need video of a heavily armed suspect.
Federal prosecutors have withdrawn a subpoena seeking the identities of thousands of people who bought used books through online retailer Amazon.com. The withdrawal came after a judge ruled the customers have a First Amendment right to keep their rea
The Supreme Court shows its disdain for the Bill of Rights by refusing to revisit a lower court decision upholding a San Diego County practice of routinely searching homes of welfare recipients absent reasonable suspicion of wrongdoing.
"The End of America", already on the New York Times bestseller list, identifies ten classic steps common to all dictatorships -- including those of Mussolini, Hitler and Stalin. Wolf makes the case that each of these ten steps is occurring
U.S. customs officers did not violate the constitutional rights of five Muslim U.S. citizens returning from Canada who were detained and subjected to searches usually reserved for suspected terrorists, a court ruled. The searches did not invade priva
"What it does is allow students to have an extra pair or group of people watching over them when they're going from one location to another," Montclair Police Department Chief Paul Cell said.
"Law enforcement routinely now requests carriers to continuously 'ping' wireless devices of suspects to locate them when a call is not being made . . . so law enforcement can triangulate the precise location of a device and [seek] the lo
Unlike police, firefighters and emergency medical personnel don't need warrants to access hundreds of thousands of homes and buildings each year, allowing them to spot terrorist behavior.
For years federal authorities have argued that antiquated laws kept the cops from stopping 9/11. They said the failure to prevent the terrorist attacks demonstrated the need for the PATRIOT Act and every other proposed expansion of the government’s s
Because firefighters and EMT's don't need warrants to access hundreds of thousands of homes each year, DHS has been giving firefighters in Washington, D.C., Phoenix and Atlanta terrorism-related intelligence training over the past several yea
The chip is embroidered into school uniforms using conductive 'smart threads'. A teacher can then scan these to view the pupil's identity, photo, and whether they misbehaved in lessons.
Polar 400 will to be unmanned and remotely controlled from a ground station. It would carry aloft such payloads as intelligence-gathering cameras, radar, communications gear and infrared sensors.
Democratic presidential candidates are tripping over the driver’s-licenses-for-illegal-aliens issue like a bunch of old slapstick vaudevillians. What’s so comical about their antics is that the issue demonstrates that politicians are locked into b
Federal officials are routinely asking courts to order cellphone companies to furnish real-time tracking data so they can pinpoint the whereabouts of drug traffickers, fugitives and other criminal suspects, according to judges and industry lawyers.
KPRC Local 2 Investigates had four hidden cameras aimed at a row of mysterious black trucks. Satellite dishes and a swirling radar added to the neighbors' suspense.
The officer reportedly said there was a complaint that Bobby had bitten someone. "I said, 'Do you have any proof or anything?' He says, "I don't need any proof. I'm here to put him down. I'm here to kill him,"
UHP (Utah Highway Patrol) tasers man in front of pregnant wife and baby over an alleged speeding ticket. Outraged? Call the Vernal, Utah UHP Office and let them know!
The Bush administration is turning Iraq into a test tube for modern techniques of repression, from sophisticated biometrics that track populations to devastating weapons systems that combine night-vision optics from drone aircraft, heat resonance ima
