Deputies wearing gear to protect against swine flu
by JJ Hensley – Apr. 28, 2009 01:42 PM
The Arizona Republic
Sheriff’s deputies working on the streets and in the jails are being told to put on protective gear if they fear they’ve come in contact with someone infected with the swine flu, the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office announced Tuesday. Continue reading
Posted in Flu, Illegals, Police, Sheriff Joe Arpaio
AG: State won’t hire troopers without federal money
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
BY CHRIS MEGERIAN AND JOHN REITMEYER
STATEHOUSE BUREAU / www.nj.com
The New Jersey State Police won’t hire 150 new troopers in the coming budget year if federal funding isn’t secured, Attorney General Anne Milgram told the Assembly Budget Committee yesterday. Continue reading
By Ralph Peters Sunday, April 19, 2009
Hollywood and countless professors warned us:
Military vets are drooling trailer trash who beat their wives and, at best, wind up as homeless street people and, at worst, as homicidal psychos deformed by war. Continue reading
Posted in Homeland Insecurity
The suit alleged [Altavilla and Oliphant] made the recording in an attempt to entrap…
Posted on Fri, Apr. 17, 2009
State police officer again target of probe
By DANA DiFILIPPO / difilid@phillynews.com 215-854-5934
Philadelphia Daily News
A Pennsylvania State Police supervisor fined by the feds last year for wiretapping a subordinate is again under scrutiny for allegedly ordering underlings to investigate the boss of the Secret Service’s Scranton branch. Continue reading
DA blames Pa. gaming board; deal is a win-win for DeNaples
By HOWARD FRANK
Pocono Record Writer
April 15, 2009
The Dauphin County district attorney dropped perjury charges against Louis DeNaples because of actions of the very group the DA has criticized in the past — the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board. Continue reading
Rendell to push for gun control
By Tim Puko
TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Even the governor’s support might mean little in an effort to strengthen gun-control laws in Pennsylvania, legislators said Tuesday. Continue reading
Support grows for police agreement between Antrim Township and Greencastle
By ROSCOE BARNES III Staff writer / www.publicopiniononline.com
Posted: 04/10/2009 02:00:00 AM EDT
GREENCASTLE — A proposal for Greencastle to share its police department with Antrim Township could not have come at a better time, according to local residents and leaders in the business community. Continue reading
Firefighters’ civil rights case could reshape hiring policies
The Supreme Court will soon hear arguments in the case, in which 20 white firefighters allege racial discrimination in New Haven, Conn.
By David G. Savage / www.latimes.com
April 6, 2009
Reporting from Washington — Frank Ricci — a firefighter in New Haven, Conn. — spent months listening to study tapes as he drove to work and in the evenings, preparing for a promotional test. It was a once-a-decade chance to move up to a command rank in the fire department. Continue reading
Posted in Diversity
Grieving city, thousands of police officers say goodbye to three ‘brothers’
By Mike Wereschagin and Jill King Greenwood
TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Friday, April 10, 2009
Three families who bore the cost of keeping a city safe grieved Thursday in a hushed Petersen Events Center as thousands of mourners assured them they bear nothing alone. Continue reading
Our police officers are paying the price for an open border
www.examiner.com / March 24, 4:01
Despite the false rhetoric spilling from the mouths of our politicians, not every illegal immigrant comes here simply to work. In fact, many of them come here to cause mayhem in our streets. One consequence of illegal immigration is the murder of many U.S. police officers. Continue reading
Posted in Illegals, Invasion, Line of Duty Death
