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Officer Safety—Lockdown Flor Bordz
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4 Threats To Officer Safety During The Holiday Season
Be safe IOMGIA members
From PoliceOne.com: Captain Travis Yates
4 threats to officer safety this holiday season
December is a deadly month — may a few reminders here help the heroes on the street during the end of the year
inShare2We’ve completed 11 months in 2013, and we have the lowest annual line of duty deaths at this point in any year since 1944. Much can be written on why that is — and the various efforts that have helped our profession in this area — but something else is of utmost importance. Continue reading
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6 language patterns to prompt a confession
From PoliceOne.com:
Generally, the interrogator is telling the person to talk, confess, give in, or otherwise capitulate. That person’s not typically interested in cooperating. We find that people do want to tell their story — we are trying to convince them that we are the person they should confide in.
Read the whole story – http://www.policeone.com/investigations/articles/6622408-6-language-patterns-to-prompt-a-confession/
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It’s started
For those that don’t know, the Asgards are the primary support club for the Bandidos on the MS gulf coast.
http://www.wlox.com/story/24107033/santa-takes-new-form-at-the-asgard-motorcycle-club-toy-run
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Despite Outlaw Image, Hells Angels Sue Often
Despite Outlaw Image, Hells Angels Sue Often
By SERGE F. KOVALESKI New York Times November 28, 2013
PHOENIX — Fritz Clapp, a 67-year-old lawyer with a bright red mohawk, practices intellectual property law. Years ago, his clients were “small-time businesses that nobody had ever heard of.” Then he found something bigger. Today, Mr. Clapp, an eloquent and irreverent man known to wear a purple fez during negotiations with other lawyers, represents the interests of a group not commonly associated with intellectual property: the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club. His main role is not as a bulldog criminal defense counsel for the notorious group but as a civilized advocate in its relentless battle to protect its many registered trademarks. Continue reading