India's police forces are discovering the power of social media.
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How brutal and strong will our nation's police forces become?
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The armed and police forces tend to compete for applicants.
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This is why fear informs how police forces patrol communities.
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Police forces are using military equipment to attack unarmed protesters.
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How essential is it to make police forces more diverse?
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"All the police forces obey those higher orders," Chen said.
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Five people were convicted yesterday evening of "ambushing" police forces.
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Local police forces do not have enough training, he added.
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Local police forces are expected to help, but they lack manpower.
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Nor is such monitoring limited to state and local police forces.
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Whites and blacks joined together in police forces and local governments.
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Municipalities used heavy police forces to try to cap that violence.
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A number of police forces in Minnesota have purchased body cameras.
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Police forces in Chicago; Houston; Las Vegas; Los Angeles; Oakland, Calif.
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Many police forces are among the groups calling for a delay.
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Police forces were aware of the Taliban's plan and ambushed them.
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First, Mexico should evaluate the mandate of its local police forces.
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The local police forces play a contentious role in the valley.
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Several challenges remain, though, for police forces and for Police Now.
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Instructing police forces to concentrate only on serious crime and disorder.
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Five people were convicted on Wednesday evening of "ambushing" police forces.
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"It does nothing to fix our broken police forces," Kawas added.
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Tatour was initially arrested by Israeli police forces in October 2015.
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That year, Scotland's eight regional police forces became a single national squad.
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Later on, a car bomb was discovered and defused by police forces.
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A number of UK police forces already use social media monitoring tools.
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Several English police forces have already been up to learn about it.
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We employ police forces to maintain the potentially fragile existence of order.
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Critics allege that local police forces in America are the worst offenders.
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Kabila's police forces killed some 40 demonstrators, severely beating many hundreds more.
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The deaths have prompted allegations of human rights abuses by police forces.
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It creates a sense that our police forces have become military forces.
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Throughout the United States of America, police forces are growing increasingly secretive.
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Neither that effort, nor local police forces, could prevent the Nice attack.
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There are a lot of reasons military and police forces have uniforms.
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Various police forces across the country have pushed back against the scheme.
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Armies and police forces are always on the lookout for better armour.
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The year-long investigation involved five different police forces from two provinces.
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Police forces over the country tried curbing these attacks and warning people.
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Police forces are raiding the foundation offices of Navalny across the country.
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Local police forces are reportedly considering pressing criminal charges against the man.
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Interpol's role is to facilitate cooperation between police forces around the world.
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Sanchez believes the men who executed him were members of Venezuela's police forces.
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We have to ask the Ministry of Home Affairs and Myanmar police forces.
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This does not look like a widespread retreat by the country's police forces.
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Many state and local police forces lack the professionalism to curb violent crime.
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An "abolitionist" faction wants campaigns to shut all prisons, even disbanding police forces.
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But the main police forces are under the authority of the 27 states.
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"This was unacceptable and of course specialist police forces are investigating," she said.
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Many national armies and police forces have a habit of losing their weapons.
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Rappers being targeted by their local police forces is not a new development.
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Mexico has 2,000 local police forces, in addition to state and federal constabularies.
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Security threats and violence correlate with corrupt and abusive security and police forces.
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The situation isn't much better in wealthy countries with well-funded police forces.
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We need empowered police forces and first responders equipped with overdose reversal medications.
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The plan entails sending extra police forces, creating a tribunal and a jail.
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Maybe the FBI could get in touch with the country's local police forces.
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He said that police forces had not shown up at Abu Miala's home.
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That was in stark contrast to the stringent approach of police forces abroad.
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That was in stark contrast to the stringent approach of police forces abroad.
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The ministry, which oversees Russia's police forces, said technicians had contained the attack.
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The Bikers coordinated their arrival with state police forces and eventually the RNC.
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"We continue to receive allegations of violations by police forces," Guerras-Delgado said.
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"They need to reenergize and beef up the police forces there," Ollivant says.
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These three men, individually, faced completely different police forces in very different settings.
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The European Migrant Smuggling Centre, which will be based at Europol's headquarters in The Hague, will help police forces in and outside Europe share intelligence and will help with rapid deployment of emergency police forces as new migrant routes emerge.
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"Police forces are fully mobilized in order to find this person," Philippe told RTL.
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The DOJ signed 20 such agreements with other police forces, including 15 consent decrees.
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But they provide police forces with useful extra income, especially in these straitened times.
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Another common practice that undermines Mexico's efforts is corruption among low-paid police forces.
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He also expressed disappointment in the way some police forces systematically discriminated against blacks.
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Police forces make searches inside the North station (Gare du Nord - Noordstation) in Brussels.
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Many police forces and armies aren't ready for the technological and mental leap necessary.
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Decentralized government has allowed the creation of large regional police forces, including in Tigray.
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The two regions have their own separate police forces while sharing a joint army.
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The police forces need to be effective at all levels in Mexico's federal system.
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He was a former Marine who previously served on police forces in Jackson, Mich.
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It is not unusual for western companies to sell vehicles to overseas police forces.
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Now many major police forces, including New York City's, are starting to use it.
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Anecdotally I've heard that burglars using drones is a big issue for police forces.
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It can be difficult to tell them apart from National Guard or police forces.
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Police forces are still deployed permanently in the area where the "jungle" camp stood.
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UK police forces have long shrouded their use of IMSI catchers in extreme secrecy.
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Police crime records are scattershot, and police forces do not systematically collect ethnicity data.
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Of course, Canada has some experience in allowing religious headwear in their police forces.
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Tunisia's security and police forces have also been the target of small-scale attacks.
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For years, police forces have borne the brunt of the Taliban's campaign of violence.
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The police forces and hardliners who dominate Iran's judiciary reject western culture in Iran.
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Sant Sadurni Mayor Maria Rosell said all police forces in Catalonia converged on the town.
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This could include firing the Barcelona government and assuming direct supervision of Catalan police forces.
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Typically, police forces have bomb squads that employ remote-controlled robots for dismantling explosive devices.
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The Northern Alliance has recently attacked Burmese army and police forces along the Chinese border.
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The former is increasingly being used by police forces, in China, the US, and Europe.
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This could include sacking the Barcelona government and assuming direct supervision of Catalan police forces.
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Glock, which supplies two-thirds of American police forces, has a production site in Georgia.
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Take the Department of Defence's 1033 programme, which transfers surplus military equipment to police forces.
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First, police forces around the world are already equipped with this type of robotic system.
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These days its police forces can also have access to a Stasi's worth of data.
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A good chunk of that internet traffic is encrypted and gets away from police forces.
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Other police forces might be different; and body cameras might make civilians behave better, too.
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Police forces had to overpower a man at one of the apartments, the paper said.
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The Seattle-based tech giant has sold Rekognition to local police forces and the FBI.
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A number of cities have established new police forces to bypass the old corrupt ones.
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The fact is, we now have enough clout to run our own semiofficial police forces.
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African Americans, especially those living in urban centers, are under siege by militarized police forces.
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The special police forces who stormed the cinema responded with live rounds, killing the attacker.
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She survived six years as home secretary, overseeing Britain's security services, borders and police forces.
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It also has one of the largest police forces per capita, according to Money magazine.
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In Philadelphia, the 20 GOP electors will be escorted by police forces for their safety.
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Esmatullah Dawlatzai, who was recently put in charge of all the police forces in Helmand.
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Grayshift has been demoing its product to police forces, according to emails obtained by Motherboard.
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Deep-rooted corruption in state and local police forces has been exploited by criminal groups.
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Police forces in New York City, Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles have already done so.
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Somaliland has its own parliament and president, trained military and police forces, currency and flag.
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With such a target on their backs, you'd think police forces would take cybersecurity seriously.
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As this tech proved itself in Iraq and Afghanistan, it also spread to police forces.
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Relations between black people and predominantly white police forces in this country also tend to follow a script: Police forces amass their power within a white supremacist society that stokes their fear of black people and arms them as if they were the military.
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Police forces had been met with the heavy resistance since the evacuation began on Wednesday morning.
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Police and special military police forces were deployed to the prison, government spokeswoman Juliska Azevedo said.
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Nassir Ahmed Safai, commander of Afghan Police Forces in four eastern Afghanistan provinces, including Nangarhar province.
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Details: The tally includes civilians, U.S. and allied troops, local military and police forces, and militants.
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Catalonia and the Basque country have their own police forces, and Catalonia runs its own prisons.
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It will also help police forces "detect crime patterns" and aid in crime prevention, it adds.
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Police forces as well as the armed forces tend to field less interest in boom times.
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Britain's police forces searched for criminal records on the Schengen Information System 539m times last year.
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PredPol is just one of a number of firms offering crime-prediction software to police forces.
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In the past the army has reinforced police forces, but it has never before commanded them.
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Russian military police forces have played a visible role in patrolling territory under Syrian government control.
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Police forces using the tech have created policies that attempt to balance privacy and public accountability.
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It's now 2035, and aliens are in charge of governments, police forces, militaries, and the media.
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Horses are, by default, some of the most innocent members of police forces since they're animals.
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The military and police forces rushed in by about noon, and exchanged gunfire with the attackers.
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Philippine police operations are much deadlier than those of police forces in other comparable countries. Why?
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Over time, cities established police forces, which diminished the office's power in the densely populated Northeast.
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Prohibition empowered local and federal police forces to search for and seize illegal booze at gunpoint.
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"Police forces made all the necessary checks and no dangerous objects were found," the statement said.
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The think-tank pointed to U.S. cities with majority black police forces that saw little improvement.
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They serve me better if they do, and they don't run prisons or secret police forces.
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Police forces in the UK are often able to investigate their own officers for potential misconduct.
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Five police officers were killed and 212 others were wounded before police forces repelled the attack.
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There are also some worrisome signs of far-right infiltration of Germany's military and police forces.
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Before 2010, Officer Jugelé was part of the Gendarmerie, one of the two national police forces.
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We must restore law and order and respect the men and women of our police forces.
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"Police forces have braced themselves for sightings of the red-nosed harlequins," 7News reported this week.
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The company's own website notes that it has supplied its technology to police forces in Xinjiang.
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"Having said that, if other detachments or police forces try this, we wish them success too."
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It is not the first time that Serbia has enlisted the help of foreign police forces.
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Police forces in some parts of the world have trained birds of prey to attack small drones.
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Besides paying off police forces so you can run drugs between countries without profit loss, that is.
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Until now, UK police forces have not used drones except for in a small number of trials.
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Instead, reductions in crime seem to be about proportional to increases in the size of police forces.
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A far-right rally in Oregon turned violent on Saturday after Portland police forces clashed with counterprotesters.
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A number of police forces have been sounding the alarm over illicit fentanyl getting through Canada's borders.
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Police forces have also used tear gas against protestors on Monday, the third day of consecutive protests.
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Like the modern American military, today's police forces reflect the diversity of our communities and our families.
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State police forces have not been shown to be less corrupt or more effective than municipal ones.
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The country has also mobilized military and police forces to help to combat the highly contagious disease.
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In some territories that don't have a standing army, police forces function as de facto military forces.
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"Police forces are invading the favelas every day and killing people, which is outrageous," Ms. Lemgruber said.
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Overall, local police forces appear to get a lot of the credit for a relatively safe world.
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This is despite numerous police forces in the US using the company's technology to generate suspect photos.
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Critics said Chief Cunningham undercut his message by failing to recognize racism among present-day police forces.
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The U.K. Police Federation has described Trump's visit as putting "unquestionable pressure" on the country's police forces.
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When police forces fired into a massed crowd, more than 20 people died and dozens were wounded.
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Many of the Islamic State's bombs have been used against the military and police forces fighting it.
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That has raised questions for governments, police forces, and companies that rely widely on facial recognition tech.
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Police forces around the United States began girding for what they feared was an impending race war.
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Drivers with licenses are also more willing to cooperate with law enforcement, reducing burdens on police forces.
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REACT, a task force of multiple police forces in California, has been particularly focused on SIM-swapping.
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Ring's partnerships with police forces allow authorities to obtain footage from millions of cameras across the country.
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We are masters in our nonviolent movement in disarming police forces; they don't know what to do.
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"These people in our police forces are exceptional," Interior Minister Marco Minniti said at a news conference.
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Rising criminal violence and growing frustration with ineffective police forces have been blamed for fueling such attacks.
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Drivers with licenses are also more willing to cooperate with law enforcement, reducing burdens on police forces.
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State and local police forces are also not required to relay hate crime data to the FBI.
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Instead, he and other experts I canvassed generally expect police forces to ramp up their activity level.
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The remaining police forces abandoned the outpost in the morning, which was later taken by insurgents. Jan.
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During the revolution, and immediately following the fall of Egypt's police forces, al-madfuna was extensively looted.
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Since mid-20223, police forces have begun logging the number of call-outs linked to mental health.
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Earlier this year, for example, Sessions's Justice Department pulled back investigations of local and state police forces.
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Our police forces, our state patrol have priorities in terms of how to keep our community safe.
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Related: Three Men Claim They Were Forced to Perform Sex Acts on Each Other at Canadian-Owned Mine While police forces are normally government-funded, Barrick has agreed to provide support to the police, including food, accommodations and transport, so the police forces will secure the mine area.
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In neighboring Vietnam the government said it will mobilize its military and police forces to combat an outbreak.
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Several American police forces posted messages to their social-media accounts last weekend declaring a moratorium on crime.
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They have wars, police forces, debates over urbanization, they spy on each other, and even have car shows.
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In all, 83 separate offences were recorded across 43 police forces (six did not reply) during the period.
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Earlier this month, Vietnam said it will mobilize its military and police forces to help combat the outbreak.
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And in the streets, communist workers clash with police forces, both fighting over the future of the country.
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Why it matters: Police forces increasingly tap into location data, sensors and facial recognition to do their jobs.
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The Australian authorities and Interpol, a group through which the world's police forces co-operate, are interested too.
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We have advanced police forces, a massive military, a far more urbanized population, and less frontier to conquer.
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Something needs to change — and a few limited federal investigations into a couple dozen police forces isn't enough.
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"The forces that lead the liberation operation are the brave Iraqi army with the police forces," Abadi said.
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Trusted police forces armed with good statistics could spare millions of lives, and an ocean of human suffering.
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Its £427m budget is smaller than that of some police forces, such as West Midlands and Greater Manchester.
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"However, all allegations and information received by police forces across the country are being acted upon," he added.
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Many police forces, including the FBI and the RCMP, use the test for new recruits looking to join.
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More crime exists than police forces can deal with, so they must be selective when picking their targets.
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Whether other police forces around the world will follow Dubai and adopt Hoverbikes is up in the air.
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YouTube relies on software algorithms, external non-government groups and police forces to report inappropriate images of children.
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Bulgaria has mobilised military and police forces to help combat the disease and protect its pig breeding industry.
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The riot, which had begun on Tuesday, was eventually put down after police forces stormed the facility Thursday.
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Fighting went on for 90 minutes before the attackers were killed by Afghan police forces, Mr. Saleh said.
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In the age of austerity, strapped police forces do not have the resources to keep up with this.
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Across the United States, police forces turn to the stun guns as a vital tool in daily policing.
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Old wounds dating from the Spanish Civil War have reopened between the national and the regional police forces.
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State and local police forces in Italy provide paperwork to do so, according to the Italian Government website.
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Additionally, the FBI may become involved to provide investigative resources that some smaller police forces simply don't have.
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His daughter said she was unsure which arm of the Chinese security or police forces boarded the train.
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Some police forces performed worse than others when it came to protecting women from domestic abusers and stalkers.
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Now, the police forces are focused on dismantling what they call a "pyramid of crime" in the capital.
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Spain's Interior Ministry would control all police forces, including local and regional ones, under the 15-day emergency.
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It supplied tear gas (xylyl bromide) to police forces in the 1920s and '30s to disperse angry mobs.
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They are to be deployed along with Russian police forces once the government begins occupying Idlib, he said.
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While there, he was attacked by police forces who, unprovoked, shot their pellet guns directly at his face.
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Dozens of Iraqis are confirmed dead after a week of protests were met with violence from police forces.
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This year, officials held large rallies of paramilitary and police forces as a show of force in Xinjiang.
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The White House on Saturday evening called the bombings a "terrorist attack," saying it apparently targeted police forces.
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The Senate also passed a second legislation to ban export of certain munitions to Hong Kong police forces.
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Furious and threatened by the popular challenge, Mr. Erdogan dispersed the protest with police forces and tear gas.
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He said the insurgents had surrounded police forces in the governor's office and soldiers on an army base.
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Italian police forces have raided the offices of a company that sells surveillance technology to governments around the world.
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One reason police forces have been setting up dedicated teams is that rural crime requires special training and equipment.
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Drones are becoming a more viable option for police forces as costs come down on the devices, Barry said.
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Pamela Reilly, 55, who filed a lawsuit against Michigan's Ottawa County and several members of local police forces Oct.
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Lidar is used to make maps, measure atmospheric conditions and by police forces to scan accident and crime scenes.
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"If the technology is out there, there will be some police forces out there looking at it," says Stanley.
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Police forces around the United Kingdom, United States, Sweden and Norway also have hijab policies, to name a few.
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Critics of the vehicles call the militarization of police forces a threat to local law enforcement and community partnerships.
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Facial recognition technology continues to be trialled by police forces in the UK despite warnings of high error rates.
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American and Iraqi officials believe the police forces — which are mostly Sunnis — are integral to winning over these people.
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Central American police forces are notorious for selling seized weapons they should destroy, says Mark Ungar of Brooklyn College.
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Bulgaria has mobilised military and police forces to help combat the disease and protect its valuable pig breeding industry.
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In Guerrero, just a few towns have agreed so far to let the state government run their police forces.
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Police forces have been hunting one of Indonesia's top terrorists, known as Santoso, who leads the East Indonesia Mujahidin.
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Countries without armed police officers on average exhibit gun-homicide rates markedly lower than countries with armed police forces.
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We must restore law and order on the border and respect the men and women of our police forces.
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Her office has been aggressive in launching investigations against police forces that make international news with seemingly wayward tactics.
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But, as with police forces all over the impacted areas, the one in her area was deluged with calls.
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Police forces have even reportedly taken to begging for pens and toilet paper in the absence of proper funding.
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DO NOT RESIST In small-town America, police forces behave like military enforcers, with an "us versus them" mentality.
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In a first phase, the guard will consist of some 50,000 members transferred from military and federal police forces.
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For his app to catch on, it would require the wholesale buy-in of both police forces and civilians.
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The caravan is currently facing a brutal response from the armed federal police forces of both Guatemala and Mexico.
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At least six police forces, including some in regions where Bennell never worked, have said they are investigating claims.
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Sessions on Monday instructed DOJ officials to review the agency's consent decrees with all police forces nationwide, including Baltimore's.
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But Madrid's message was clear: if we don't like what we hear, the two police forces may face off.
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It can issue arrest warrants but is dependent on national police forces in signatory countries to carry them out.
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Civil rights progress still requires a forceful federal presence to, say, induce local police forces to reform and integrate.
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The demonstrators seemed emboldened by that fact that protesters had managed to repulse Saturday's advance by the police forces.
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Some of the regions have more autonomy, notably Catalonia and the Basque Country, which have their own police forces.
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"An agitator exploited the current situation, and using a hunting rifle, opened fire on police forces," state television reported.
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In essence, police forces are allowed to investigate themselves for misconduct, rather than being externally audited by independent investigators.
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You were safe in your factory because of police forces and fire forces the rest of us paid for.
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Until recently, there were only a couple of reports about UK police forces purchasing the same sort of key.
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The company said that the person didn't obtain any search histories conducted by customers, which include some police forces.
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Spanish police said the operation also relied on help from police forces from Brazil, Portugal and the United States.
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Today, there are regular and specialized police forces, but they seem unable to get ahead of the drug traffickers.
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Still others said it was a clear case of an over-militarization of police forces across the United States.
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The status allows the regions to set up their own police forces, prosecutors and courts and hold local elections.
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The center also provided assistance and coordination to police forces dealing with bombs and explosives, according to the RCMP.
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The military gains have proved difficult to sustain because the police forces are unable to hold the cleared areas.
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Over the last year, police forces have broken up number of fentanyl trafficking rings, including in Calgary and Vancouver.
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He learned about the racial iniquities (all-white juries and police forces, for starters) of the American justice system.
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In other cities retaken from Islamic State, local police forces have moved in after the special forces have cleared territory.
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As part of that, UK police forces can now officially use "equipment interference", a term that certainly covers computer hacking.
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Police forces tortured 9 people looking for a weapon that was never found, killing three Black men in the process.
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Nonetheless, some small- to mid-sized police forces are against body cameras due to costs and other concerns including privacy.
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This data is incomplete, though, as not all police forces in the UK keep a tally of incidents regarding drones.
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Jurisdictions around the United States have similar policies limiting local governments and police forces from cooperating with federal immigration authorities.
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Photo: RoscosmosPhoto: RoscosmosMakarov pistolThe Makarov 9mm semi-automatic pistols are widely used by both military and police forces in Russia.
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Two-thirds of police forces say county-lines dealers in their area carry knives; others point to related acid attacks.
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Assistance was conditional on countries espousing anti-communism, and funds were generally dwarfed by aid to militaries and police forces.
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Manning's Twitter presence—including calls to disarm police forces—has also repeatedly drawn the wailing of distressed Fox News staff.
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Police forces then chased down the third attacker, who blew himself up nearby at the entrance to a clothes market.
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Advocates of mando único claim that states can modernise police forces, co-ordinate them better and give them more money.
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"The attack appears to have targeted police forces," National Security Council Spokesman Ned Price said in a statement late Saturday.
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Authorities also deployed soldiers to protect sensitive sites and allow police forces to focus on maintaining order during the protests.
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However, local Chinese police forces have used drones to provide surveillance data and actionable intelligence for raids on drug labs.
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Johnson beefed up Chicago's police forces and deployed technology such as shot-spotting cameras and predictive analytics to anticipate violence.
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Brazilian states have control over nearly all police forces in the country, and Moro underscored he would respect their sovereignty.
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Instead, they got militarized police forces and riot tanks in the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968.
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There have been no armed forces in Costa Rica since 1949, but police forces are usually used for defense purposes.
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Not many police forces have been through what the one in Dallas has been through in so brief a time.
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Apart from any inherent flaws in the software, numerous reports have emerged of police forces struggling to use Rekognition properly.
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Meanwhile, American police forces were adopting some of the militarized tactics that Skinner had seen give rise to insurgencies abroad.
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The leader's troubles escalated Friday evening when police forces across Bolivia decided to join the protests and break with Morales.
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The Pentagon in particular is seeking more contributions from allies of troops for training of Iraqi army and police forces.
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So from there, it explains everything—it's one of the police forces that kills the most [people] in the world.
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Over the last year, Alberta police forces have seized W-218 twice during drug raids — when it was technically legal.
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A young man who wrote a Snapchat message calling for the "purge" against police forces was arrested earlier this week.
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I, like many reporters in Canada, have asked local police forces about their use of IMSI catchers and gotten nowhere.
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Police forces intervened to prevent protesters from marching in the streets but the rally was largely peaceful, the witness said.
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However, like the US, Mexico has a federal government, and police forces are managed at federal, state, and municipal levels.
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Some police forces in the U.K. have conducted trials of the technology, which is being promoted by the Home Office.
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Hundreds of soldiers have been deployed to protect important sites around the country and to give relief to police forces.
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Elements of such a strategy, such as improving the quality of state and local police forces, are missing from it.
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The next day, military and police forces fired on protesters in Cochabamba, killing nine and wounding more than 100 others.
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The prime minister, Mr. Mahdi, put a curfew in place, shut down the internet and called in additional police forces.
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Her organization plans to host training sessions across the country in October, to help campus police forces prepare for unrest.
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"The scope and nature of Ring's partnership with police forces raise additional civil liberties concerns," Markey wrote in his letter.
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Cities and their respective police forces increasingly use surveillance technology to monitor crime, according to the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Police forces in the United States and elsewhere use genetic material from family members to find suspects and solve crimes.
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Once the organization began identifying problem areas in Mumbai, Delhi, and Goa, for instance, D'Silva alerted the local police forces.
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While officials do follow-up checks with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, they don't often hear from urban police forces.
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The Ministry of Public Security, which oversees police forces across the country, did not respond to a faxed request for comment.
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Now, nearly two months after Nottinghamshire Police announced the move, police forces across the country are hoping to emulate their success.
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One of the main problems over the implementation of direct rule will relate to Catalonia's own police forces, the Mossos d'Esquadra.
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Shortly after, police forces found and defused a car bomb, while government officials said the Taliban was responsible for the attack.
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Paramedics tend to two pro-Guaidó demonstrators who were wounded in a clash with police forces, April 230, in Caracas, Venezuela.
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Police forces in several parts of north and western India are on high alert, fearing riots in light of the judgment.
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The Conservative government, which was defeated in October, dismantled that registry over the protests of many police forces and provincial governments.
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Fighting crime will require better co-ordination between the federal government and the states, and between separate police forces within states.
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After weeks of intense, violent protests over gas prices and the cost of living, the country's police forces are stretched thin.
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A key reason lies within Tory government cuts to the UK's public services, including the NHS, local councils, and police forces.
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Other jurisdictions across the country have similar policies that limit cooperation between local governments and police forces with federal immigration authorities.
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At the same time, they could work harder to curb corruption and human-rights abuses by their armies and police forces.
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"One country, two systems" would allow the territories to remain much as they were, with independent legal systems and police forces.
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Mexico has municipal, state and federal police forces, plus the army, which Presidents Calderón and Peña pressed into service against criminals.
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The federal police forces were backed by the Iraqi army's 9th armored division and by U.S. coalition air support, Mohammedawi said.
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In Russia these are thesiloviki of the assorted security and police forces, serving the system as they did in Soviet times.
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Brazilian states have control over nearly all the police forces in the country, and Moro underscored he would respect their sovereignty.
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She made the case for Europol to become a platform for modernising EU police forces by developing digital tools and technology.
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Many police forces already collect PNR data and many European states share it with each other and with countries outside Europe.
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I think the same thing is true with radicals today who see pride parades as overtaken by corporations and police forces.
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Once in custody, the two men were kept incommunicado and interrogated without counsel by the feared Cuban-trained secret police forces.
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The family has permanently closed its unintentional tourist attraction and had to rely on police forces to remove aggressive photo takers.
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"We can't accept unorganized gatherings because police forces don't have the means to secure them," Braillard told the television station BFMTV.
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According to Mehr, Khojastehpour said fire was not directed toward or into the crowds by the military, security or police forces.
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Ramsey added that police support of Trump may be misguided because police forces follow local and state guidelines, not national ones.
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Bild newspaper reported late on Friday that armed police forces had searched the migrant housing center where the attacker had lived.
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Belgium, already divided by language and with a plethora of local and state federalisms and police forces, provides a special example.
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Also, using state prosecutors to investigate local police forces tends to breed tension within the usually tight-knit law enforcement community.
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You can't avoid using iPads in schools, so we should prepare our police forces to go with the times, too. How?
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Police forces will be checking area food establishments and slapping fines of up to 1,032 euros (US $1,130) on noncompliant businesses.
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Following this, we were informed by on-site security that reinforcement from local police forces would be called into the resort.
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When families support their schools and police forces, they should rest assured that the federal government won't tax those dollars again.
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In at least six cases, potential failings referred to the IOPC were referred back to the police forces for self-investigation.
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University administrators have long worked closely with their campus police forces on issues such as robbery or substance abuse, she said.
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The groups also have overlapping ideologies, as both often criticize capitalism and seek to dismantle structures of authority, including police forces.
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But like some other American police forces, the Puerto Rico police have struggled with a history of discrimination, violence and corruption.
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President Trump's recent move to roll back limits on military weapons and equipment to local police forces is a disturbing development.
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The police forces trying to capture the town are part of an Iraqi force advancing on the southern front towards Mosul.
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Previous efforts by the administration to withhold federal funds from police forces in "sanctuary cities" were largely shut down by courts.
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In the U.K., two police forces have been testing facial recognition technology to identify passersby in real time with street cameras.
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In recent years all of Ethiopia's regional governments have built up special police forces which they are loth to give up.
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Police forces used high-powered water cannons to deter protestors who came too close to where the summit was being held.
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Dos Santos said particular attention should be paid to those smaller police forces who maintain a "what's the big deal" attitude.
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I would like to express all my support for our police forces and more generally the forces of law and order.
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Over 25% of the 43 police forces in England and Wales are evaluating whether they should start using drones in their operations.
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"All of the cases that Nottingham Police have received could have been reported to other police forces under existing laws," she responds.
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The NYPD cooperates with foreign police to share intelligence and tactics, embedding its own officers in 13 police forces around the world.
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At one point, authorities deployed special police forces known by the Brazilian acronym BOPE as well as a large armored personnel carrier.
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Many of the 43 police forces in England and Wales are experimenting with algorithmic technology that could render the copper's nose redundant.
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The dynamics underpinning the shortages vary by department, but there are national trends making it harder for police forces to attract applicants.
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"We especially appreciate and empathize with Hong Kong police forces and their families for the huge pressure they are bearing," he said.
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A bigger problem is the lack of interest of some police forces when it comes to investigating serious crime on cruise ships.
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Local governments are a lucrative source of contracts and kickbacks, while their police forces can be pressed into service of the cartels.
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Police forces in China deployed similar tech last year, using the hardware at train stations to pick out suspects in a crowd.
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As well as working in partnership with police forces to track people down, Missing People also provides vital support to those affected.
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Users also posted information about the location of strikes and roadblocks, and the location and behavior of police forces toward opposition supporters.
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They are sending the police forces as if they were military forces to control peaceful people who are not doing anything wrong.
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Like his predecessor, Felipe Calderón, Mr Peña relies on the army and navy to combat serious crime, largely bypassing local police forces.
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Under mando único state police forces, which are supposedly more competent and effective than local ones, could play a more active role.
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Specter1033: There are some very isolated and some very few instances of true police corruption and brutality in the US police forces.
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It's also unclear whether the key has since been changed, and if Canadian police forces are continuing to use the interception system.
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Washington state, California, Virginia, Minnesota and Utah have passed laws requiring their police forces to seek warrants before using cell-site simulators.
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Craig Atkinson's "Do Not Resist," about the militarization of police forces in the United States, won the prize for best documentary feature.
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As tempers flared at the government, protesters also pushed away anti-riot police forces who had provided security earlier in the day.
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As a result, scores of members of the judiciary and the police forces were purged or arrested for simply doing their jobs.
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In a tweet, the interim president wrote that police forces had returned to his house, though it was unclear for what purpose.
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"We especially appreciate and empathize with Hong Kong police forces and their families for the huge pressure they are bearing," he added.
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One of Hong Kong's leading pro-democracy activists is urging US lawmakers to stop exporting tear gas to the city's police forces.
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RDM manufactures and supplies selected munitions and explosive related products for armed and police forces in South Africa and around the world.
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Wow, I thought back then, things were going to change quickly because even the police forces were paying attention to independent media.
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In some cities, they have acted as supplementary police forces and regularly patrol streets in search of immigrants in the country illegally.
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The government will not have access to those records, but police forces will be able to examine them with a court order.
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A gathering before the Parliament building in Cape Town ends with police forces using tear gas and stun grenades on the protesters.
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On January 14, police forces raided the home of Taher Mukhtar, a member of the Freedoms Committee of the official Doctors Syndicate.
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Most controversially, the government said that police forces would be supported by the military to help secure cities where protests were planned.
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The protest march—which was attended by about 500 people—was escorted by police forces and the whole thing ended rather peacefully.
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Units of special police forces patrolled the main streets, where groups of public-sector workers loitered in vain hope of resuming work.
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The threat of an attack was there, but it was heavily protected by police forces, and they avoided any kind of violence.
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The I.G.P.N., a police body that investigates the French police forces and the co-author of the report, refused to comment further.
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Police forces in remote parts of the UK have set up roadblocks to discourage people from walking in the country's national parks.
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"In terms of innovative technology, we want the police forces to be able to innovate to deliver better services," Tooley told CNBC.
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The Dementia Friendly America campaign aims to make whole communities — including police forces, churches, restaurants and hair salons — more knowledgeable and accommodating.
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They planned to have English speaking "anti-conflict units" on patrol, and the support of 11 trouble-spotters from British police forces.
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" A 20193 InSight Crime report called Honduran police "one of the most criminally corroded and least trusted police forces in the region.
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Similarly, the Justice Department has sought to coerce state and local governments to assign their police forces to pursue federal immigration priorities.
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Since a deadly attack on a restaurant last year, Bangladesh's elite police forces have conducted a crackdown, arresting and sometimes killing militants.
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As a result of Monday's decision by the Bosnian Serb Interior Ministry, its Federation counterpart dropped its plans for auxiliary police forces.
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Mr. Zambrano, who was peppery but aristocratic, agreed to lead a reform effort that grew into a takeover of local police forces.
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Overnight, police forces across the country made eight arrests following raids on homes in London, Birmingham and other parts of the country.
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In addition, many police forces like the NYPD were largely Irish, and the Italians were competing for Irish jobs, so why help them?
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A 2014 Atlanta Journal-Constitution report called Doraville one of the "most aggressive police forces" in Georgia when it comes to traffic tickets.
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For example, police forces in these cities might not help U.S. government officials find and deport undocumented immigrants, unless they've committed certain crimes.
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Austrian Interior Minister Wolfgang Sobotka said on ORF radio he had told the heads of Austria's regional police forces to intensify surveillance measures.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli police forces on Thursday shot and killed a Palestinian in east Jerusalem who had thrown firecrackers at them, police said.
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Cover image: Police forces stand near a tram at the 24 Oktoberplace in Utrecht, on March 18, 2019 where a shooting took place.
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He visits Russia's Vladimir Putin as often as he can, wants independence for his statelet and has invested in militarising his police forces.
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Police forces now have specialised units for child-sex crimes, which work with social workers, teachers and doctors to identify children at risk.
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Mr Peña's plan is competing with proposals put forward by opposition parties, one of which would let big towns keep their police forces.
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Officers have collected 130 witness statements and made 1,100 door-to-door inquiries, pulling in other police forces to help, the newspaper said.
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However, a small club of 19 nations do not routinely arm their police forces, including most of the UK, Ireland, Iceland and Norway.
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Deadly confrontations have continued erupting between protesters and army forces, including the killing of a pregnant protester by police forces earlier this week.
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The helicopter was providing air support to Federal Police forces battling Islamic State fighters on the western side of Mosul, the statement said.
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President Emmanuel Macron thanked police forces for their" courage and professionalism" in dealing with demonstrators as calm progressively returned to the Champs Elysees.
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With their smaller police forces, more limited treatment capacity, and dispersed populations, implementing police diversion in rural areas requires extensive planning and collaboration.
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First, they can build police forces that will genuinely defend people from predatory criminals while not being used as a tool of repression.
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The county has one of the largest police forces in America and includes both working-class villages and wealthy enclaves like the Hamptons.
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Local police forces have become increasingly vocal in denouncing bills in more than a dozen U.S. state legislatures seeking to relax gun laws.
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To what extent does Congress want the State Department to strengthen foreign police forces, border security officers, counterterrorism units and counter-narcotics investigators?
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The city is divided among 19 municipalities and six separate police forces, which find it hard to co-ordinate their counter-terrorism efforts.
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Although Mauritius has no regular armed forces of its own, it has police forces and a paramilitary unit called the Special Mobile Force.
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Bernie Sanders has included banning the use of facial recognition by police forces in a new criminal justice reform plan published on Sunday.
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The Justice Department is aiming for a system of quarterly reports from the nation's more than 25,000 local police forces and medical examiners.
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Besides large police forces, ShotSpotter sells an outdoor and indoor gunfire detection system available to college campuses, airports, train stations and other locations.
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For example, we could make sure that, after appropriate training, Kabul would integrate young Taliban fighters into the national army and police forces.
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"Threats are taken very seriously by different police forces and they lead to investigations and potentially to charges," an SPVM spokesperson told VICE.
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The authors of the report act as though there is doubt about the institutional racism in our country and in some police forces.
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But many police forces and some provinces had campaigned vigorously to keep the long-gun registry, and Quebec introduced its own this year.
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Iran's army chief said on Thursday that police forces had quelled the unrest, but his troops were ready to intervene if needed [nL8N1OZ0JO].
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There is less overt racism, many people in Los Angeles say, and police forces have been reshaped to better reflect the city's diversity.
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Despite these issues, the two entities have a working relationship, with police forces collaborating to intercept drug smugglers making the journey from Morocco.
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As expected, we found that police forces expanded and the imprisonment rate skyrocketed, and that those changes probably contributed to the crime drop.
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France's police forces have also come under heightened scrutiny after dozens of Yellow Vest protesters were injured by "dispersal grenades" and rubber pellets.
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"Kabul police forces were there to prevent a possible protest when a suicide bomber approached them and detonated his suicide vest," Mujahid said.
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It too struggles with effectively holding territory, with various clan and warlord militias and semi-official police forces most frequently performing that function.
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"Low salaries are the main problem, they are lower than in regional police forces or state services of the same rank," said Siljegovic.
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A convoy of vans belonging to the gendarmerie, one of France's police forces, was traveling on the Champs-Élysées around 3:40 p.m.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgarian special police forces arrested 43 people on Friday in coordinated raids across the country on a suspected terrorism financing ring.
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President Trump is planning on reversing a ban on allowing local police forces to use surplus military equipment, according to a new report.
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Still, interviews with police forces in Mosul suggest they've become a regular presence that no longer surprises, as it did two years ago.
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Think of the debate over robots as a variant on the controversy surrounding the program through which police forces received surplus military gear.
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The pavilion closes as tens of thousands of protesters clash with police forces in Hong Kong in a march against the proposed bill.
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Weber noted also that weapons manufactured by Safariland have been vital to the militarization of police forces in Baltimore, Oakland, and Ferguson, Missouri.
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More than a quarter of all of the U.K.'s police forces are now actively investigating allegations of sexual abuse within the sport.
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The government said initially that in a first phase, the guard would consist of some 50,000 members transferred from military and federal police forces.
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Several companies that stock IMSI catchers have sold products to UK police forces according to public records, but one firm in particular stands out.
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"Allegations received by police forces across the country are being swiftly acted upon," said Chief Constable Simon Bailey, the NPCC lead for child protection.
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UK police forces are going to start using drones to help them control protests, investigate burglaries and carry out sieges, according to The Times.
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The idea of using federal money to subsidize local police forces grew out of President Lyndon B. Johnson's "war on crime" in the 1960s.
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The police said that Mr. Melhem spotted special police forces approaching the building in which he was hiding, and that he tried to escape.
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Crime&tech's Italian clients include two police forces, two regional government bodies and companies keen to avoid suppliers and contractors affiliated with the Mafia.
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The officers have posed the challenge to other police forces in Australia, the U.S. and the UK, but surely we've already seen the winner.
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In an online statement, Islamic State said it killed 40 of the federal police forces deployed in west Mosul and destroyed eight military vehicles.
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Across the region, armies will increasingly supplant local police forces for domestic crime fighting in what analysts say could lead to human rights violations.
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We also have to reckon with why swatting is so potentially deadly: militarized American police forces trained to shoot first and ask questions later.
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There is so far no sign that those police forces suffering greater reductions in manpower have seen greater rises in knife crime (see chart).
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Governments, police forces and events-organisers should take note: to help people avoid the most harmful drugs, let them check what they are taking.
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Gabrielli said some police forces had been deluged with tip-offs about potential radicals, making it possible for some to slip beneath the radar.
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On Sunday, six suicide bombers tried to storm the camp, but, Iraqi police forces opened fire and killed three of them, the officials said.
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Police forces in the U.S. have also occasionally interfered with the normal operation of wireless networks to disorient protesters or prevent them from organizing.
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In addition to the community resolution orders, cautions are increasingly being used by police forces as a response to serious sexual assault and rape.
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Pictures and videos circulating on social media show pockmarked buildings and mounds of rubble in Musawara, damage that activists blame on Saudi police forces.
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At first glance gang databases, which are developed largely be local police forces, offer a more tangible and straightforward measure of alleged gang involvement.
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It's a vehicle loaned to police forces in England in an attempt to help stop dangerous driving, and it definitely proved its use here.
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As the Texas House debated the measure, Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo, who runs one of the nation's largest police forces, criticized the bill.
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New York will join other cities requiring their police forces to wear body cameras amid nationwide concerns over use of excessive force by police.
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Special police forces, carrying helmets and shields, confronted the veterans of the 1990s Bosnian war who blocked the city center during a protest walk.
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Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi told CNN's Christiane Amanpour that Iraqi military and local police forces will work together to make it happen.
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Community police forces were reluctant to turn prisoners over to the government, because officials sometimes allowed suspects to buy their way out of jail.
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Although legalization has already been delayed from the government's initially planned July launch, some provinces and police forces have argued they need more time.
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A Washington Post report in August found that over 400 police US police forces have partnered with Ring to access to homeowners' camera footage.
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Before the meeting on Wednesday, some of them called on his administration to eliminate federal grants for police forces that fail to make changes.
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However, with many police forces facing stretched budgets and slave-owners hiding from view, technology can help show them where to look, said Bhoola.
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In December, two Reuters reporters were arrested after gathering information about mass killings by the military and police forces, as well as by villagers.
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The protesters occupied the C subway line from East New York to Chelsea, and were confronted with large police forces at the final stop.
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It is the first major American city to block the tool, which many police forces and government agencies are increasingly employing to identify criminals.
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It's now one of the largest Western police forces using the controversial technology, drawing the department into a global debate about facial recognition's risks.
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For smaller police forces that can ill-afford to be without officers for even a short period of time, this would be especially helpful.
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Local governments should be free to operate schools, parks, and police forces, but the state should ensure local government does not oppress individual rights.
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Sixteen police forces across Britain are investigating accusations of past and present sexual abuse in soccer, and several clubs are conducting their own investigations.
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In addition to helping protect the President in Pittsburgh, police forces were also tasked Tuesday with guarding the funerals for victims began on Tuesday.
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Sunday's resolution argued that the center's responsibilities now fall to individual police forces, which do not have the same level of coordination and expertise.
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A day later, several heavily-armoured riot policemen were still standing in the town's centre, while additional police forces were stationed in buses nearby.
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The president's power could be exercised arbitrarily, and governors have used military intervention as a crutch rather than set up their own police forces.
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Meanwhile, police forces across the country continue to bust alleged fentanyl traffickers and issue warnings for public vigilance every time a pharmacy is raided.
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This latest seizure comes as police forces and health officials continue to battle the scourge of opioid-related overdoses and deaths across North America.
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"[The] majority of the Afghan police forces are male," points out Afghan psychologist Rohullah Amin, who has worked with several police and security personnel.
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Although these questions were later removed following criticism that they led to racially profiling, some police forces such as Leicestershire Police still include them.
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Mr Maduro rules through paramilitary police forces, repression and torture, as a report by the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights this month made clear.
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The Associated Press reported that the city also houses the headquarters of several state institutions, including the body that coordinates state and local police forces.
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There's a Turf War in Canada Over Where to Sell Weed Police forces across the country are inconsistent when it comes to dealing with dispensaries.
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Bill Bratton, who has led police forces in Boston, Los Angeles and New York, likens the policing of cities to a doctor treating a patient.
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"A lot of police forces just want to deal with problems on their own patch," says Rick Muir of the Police Foundation, a think-tank.
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These seizures come as police forces and public health officials battle the scourge of fentanyl overdoses across the country, especially in British Columbia and Alberta.
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A back-of-the-envelope calculation shows that for every $5,800 of army capital employed by police forces, society saves $112,0003 in reduced property crime.
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Germany's 16 state governments run everything from schools and police forces to motorways and health systems; their leaders are big figures in their own right.
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Though police forces and security services are engaged in a constant battle to prevent such acts of violence, most people have not changed their behaviour.
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The semi-autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) in northern Iraq said it had ordered the local police forces, known as Asayish, to stop the attacks.
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The goal is to demonstrate just how vulnerable drones currently in use by police forces around the world to execute critical missions are to hackers.
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That help came in the form of the Montreal police, who wear camouflage pants despite a growing insistence upon the demilitarization of police forces worldwide.
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National police forces of European countries select suspects for the list when they believe that having them known abroad may help bring about their arrest.
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If police forces want to be able to pull data from the latest phones, they have to keep paying subscription costs to the Cellebrite service.
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The cartels have also diversified to kidnapping, extortion and even oil theft, crimes that can be dealt with only by markedly improved Mexican police forces.
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Now begins the wait to see whether police forces change their behaviour to take advantage of the new powers the Court has just handed them.
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And criminals would still evade the law, no doubt, so that we would as always depend on police forces for protection of persons and property.
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She ordered police forces to cut back on searches because they stoked resentment among ethnic minorities, who are more likely than whites to be stopped.
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A small number of criminals poisoned police beliefs about whole communities, and a small number of dishonorable officers poisoned communities' beliefs about entire police forces.
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Defense Secretary Ashton Carter floated sending more trainers for the Iraqi army and police forces during a press conference on Tuesday en route to Paris.
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These police forces should be trained to act in accordance with democratic norms and within the law, as the protesters are also bound to do.
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The claims illustrate the risks and confusion surrounding a weapon embraced by about 90 percent of America's 18,53 police forces as an alternative to firearms.
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The Ortega regime responded first by unleashing its police forces against the protesters and later by creating paramilitary groups to do the government's dirty work.
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It encouraged urban police forces to confront Black Panthers; planted informants and agents provocateurs; and intimidated local community members who were sympathetic to the group.
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Tarek Alkharraz, a spokesman for military and police forces in Benghazi, said the first explosion went off in the Salmani neighborhood around 8:20 p.m.
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The SFAB is a relatively new concept of an entire brigade specifically built and designed to train, advise, and enable foreign militaries and police forces.
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Many residents are skeptical of the Chinese mainland's courts and police forces, which are controlled by the party and have a long record of abuses.
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Mr. Saleh has told his staff members that he wants to set new standards of professionalism that will hold police forces accountable in the future.
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Migrants fear being spotted by the heavily armed police forces, who regularly rouse encampments, crushing or slashing tents so they can no longer be used.
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Markey additionally points out that Amazon seems to be increasingly working with U.S. police forces, like it did when marketing its facial recognition product, Rekognition.
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Robert E. Lee and P. G. T. Beauregard, as well as an obelisk celebrating the white militia that in 1874 rioted against integrated police forces.
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One of the finalists, MSAB, is the global leader in forensic technology for mobile device examination, supplying 97 percent of U.K. police forces with technology.
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With the blood of tourists shed in the streets of Barcelona, the Spanish and Catalan police forces are working together to tackle the common threat.
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As hackers hold hostage the networks that power police forces and utilities, municipalities must operate with hobbled computer systems, and decide whether to pay ransoms.
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The aid has flowed even though Tajikistan is ruled by an eccentric and authoritarian president, Emomali Rahmon, whose police forces are often accused of abuses.
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But others say Britain should restore funding for social services rather than expand police forces that are poorly equipped to address a mental health crisis.
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As hackers hold hostage the networks that power police forces and utilities, municipalities must operate with hobbled computer systems, and decide whether to pay ransoms.
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Ultimately, this inequality of law enforcement led to aggressive policing in communities of color, sometimes causing deadly encounters with police forces over remarkably petty crimes.
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It is likely that the true figure would be much higher as only 33 of 45 territorial police forces responded to our requests for data.
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In Pre-Crime, directors Matthias Heeder and Monika Hielscher explore the international surge in technological adoption by police forces to predict crime in their districts.
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One important issue for the review, he said, is a 2014 directive from Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary, which reviews police forces in England and Wales.
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He said Georgia's university students already enjoyed the protection of well-trained police forces, whose jobs could be made more difficult if the bill becomes law.
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He planned to introduce measures at a meeting of Bavaria's conservative government on Tuesday to strengthen police forces, in part by ensuring they have adequate equipment.
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Some also raised worries that the presence of foreign police forces in France might diminish national sovereignty and undermine people's confidence in domestic law enforcement agencies.
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French riot police are covered with paint as protesters clash with police forces during a demonstration against French government reforms in Nantes, France, on Nov. 16.
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The spyware is marketed to governments and police forces and was made in Italy—but it wasn't built by the infamous surveillance tech vendor Hacking Team.
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He claims the gangs want to stop the state implementing a plan to dismantle all municipal police forces and replace them with a single statewide force.
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While other British police forces have previously seized from criminals bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, the seizure was the first of its kind for the Metropolitan Police.
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But the COPS Hiring Program was a way to support those local and state police forces that make up the majority of American law enforcement agencies.
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But despite those comparatively low risks, a growing number of police forces in America routinely use heavily armed and armored SWAT (special weapons and tactics) teams.
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In Canada, no police forces have publicly acknowledged the use of Stingray data collection, and government officials say their use is not authorized without a warrant.
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But the broader question remains: Why are police forces allowing rapists to be punished under laws designed for kids with spray cans and teenage makeup addicts?
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On top of those needless deaths, law enforcement agencies in America kill more people in a month than many other countries' police forces kill in years.
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Defense personnel, including the army, paramilitary as well as police forces, have been warned that their login data and bank PIN numbers could be at stake.
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Whether you do, too, comes down to your personal feelings on SWAT 4's depiction of police forces at the forefront of life-and-death situations.
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Often they end violently, with exchanges between stone-throwing protesters who set up barricades and police forces using water cannons, tear gas, batons and rubber pellets.
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At least another six people were injured and are hospitalized in Fortaleza, said Andre Costa, who heads the Ceara state security secretariat, which oversees police forces.
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The new imperative, Mr. Audibert Troin said, is to make their presence more effective, through better coordination with police forces and more incentives for military recruits.
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It is sad that I feel the need to state the obvious, but my heart bleeds blue for the men and women of our police forces.
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The buses turned to head back to the Sarajevo canton, dominated by Muslim Bosniaks, whose special police forces arrived at the scene to secure the migrants.
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Government lawyers describe those private agencies as "law enforcement adjacent" and include university police forces, and security forces and hospitals, railroads and even animal-welfare organizations.
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And Trump is right in that he has reversed that policy; he has ensured that excess military equipment goes to state and local police forces. 217.
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But the actual total of cases is thought to be much higher, as not all police forces were able to submit data on the drone cases.
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Although several of these states do not have a "regular military force," per the CIA's definition, their national police forces act as de facto military forces.
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The first suicide bomber blew himself up among worshippers as they left the mosque; the second targeted police forces who had arrived to treat the wounded.
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But the long gun registry was unpopular in rural and northern areas, and, over the objections of police forces and some provinces, was abolished in 2012.
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The report, which is based on Freedom of Information requests sent to all UK police forces, raises questions about the police's ability to protect civilian data.
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The request was ultimately withdrawn, but the telecommunications giants continued the constitutional challenge against the general practise, which is employed by police forces across the country.
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Now their report underlines evidence that a variety of different police forces, potentially including the federal police, coordinated efforts to prevent the buses from leaving Iguala.
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A number of security outposts were captured by the Taliban, but then taken back by Afghan security forces, who arrived to support the police forces. Oct.
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And police forces are struggling to keep up with the crime, culminating in a series of recent attacks that have terrorized riverboat crews and their passengers.
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And a number of British police forces have tested the technology as a tool of mass surveillance in trials designed to spot criminals on the street.
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The American military headquarters in Kabul has said it equips only Special Operations units in the Afghan Army and police forces with night-vision technology. Capt.
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The referendum descended into chaos and violence after Madrid sent police forces from other regions to try to block a vote that had been declared unconstitutional.
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In some of those places, police forces can barely count on being resupplied, let alone on retraining for a future of crime fighting rather than counterinsurgency.
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But in a sign of how distrusted and depleted the regular police forces had become, the ministry had to draw heavily on the elite special forces.
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Since then, the government in Madrid has continued to round up its members, in close cooperation with the French police and police forces in other countries.
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This would gut American strategy in places like Afghanistan and Iraq, which relies on diplomacy and political efforts such as building schools and training police forces.
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Human trafficking by Nigerian organized crime gangs is one of the greatest challenges facing police forces across Europe, according to the EU's law enforcement agency, Europol.
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Despite years of Western training, the police forces, crucial to establishing government rule, are still seen as corrupt, tangled in tribal rivalries and the opium economy.
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Many police leaders have blamed cutbacks to police forces, and it is true that police staffing across England and Wales has fallen by about 20,000 officers.
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Prior to the incident in Dallas, the robotic systems that police forces had acquired, on their own or through the military, have not been lethally armed.
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That's a reflection of the fact that these foreign internal security and intelligence and sometimes national police forces are on the front lines of confronting groups.
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The Department of Homeland Security has said in the past that police forces taking part in the program have flagged tens of thousands of people for deportation.
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The ensuing violence led to extra police forces being deployed to the coastal village and a curfew being enforced on Sunday "to control the situation," Gunasekara added.
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On the first day of the new offensive, Iraqi Federal Police forces said they killed 79 ISIS militants, destroyed weapons facilities and regained control of 10 villages.
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And outside the convention hall, the police forces of the last great machine-organized city proved much more than crude in their bloody engagement with radical protestors.
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On the first day of the new offensive, Iraqi Federal Police forces said they killed 79 ISIS militants, destroyed weapons facilities and regained control of 10 villages.
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Though Cuernavaca is the capital of Morelos, Temixco is the seat of several state institutions including the Public Security Commission, which coordinates state and local police forces.
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Soldiers and reserve federal police forces were sent to Brussels to help patrol the city about a week after the terrorist attacks in Paris on Nov. 13.
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Disappearing GSM signals and the compliance of local police forces are obvious hurdles for the recovery process, but Dave Shoemack, the company's marketing director, is still hopeful.
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"We have one of the best police forces in the US and I have confidence that our officer will represent us well throughout his career," Roessler said.
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It must now be recognized as the potentially lethal practice it is, one with dangers that are amplified exponentially by the ruthless training of American police forces.
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The case is the latest in a string of shootings of unarmed black men by U.S. police that have raised questions of racial bias in police forces.
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The RCMP now joins police forces from other areas of Canada and countries around the world who allow women to wear the head covering with their uniforms.
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The second was this: Most American relied on guns for other things, like hunting and to protect their villages, since police forces didn't come along until later.
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"The embassies are being protected by diplomatic police forces... All the security and safety measures have been taken," TV quoted Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Ghasemi as saying.
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Other Canadian police forces brought in civilian managers beginning in the 1980s and now report either to a civilian commissioner or at least a civilian advisory board.
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"The initial findings of the governor and our police forces indicate the attack has been perpetrated by Daesh," said Erdogan, using another term for the terror group.
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Braga Neto called the efforts of police forces "heroic" given their lack of resources and said some reorganization was taking place but did not go into details.
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In Guerrero, mando único could "decontaminate" some of the local police forces that have been infiltrated by organised crime, says Gabino Solano of the state's Autonomous University.
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As my colleague Nicole Narea noted last night, Pence breezily dismissed the concepts of "implicit bias" in America's police forces during his debate with Senator Tim Kaine.
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In particular, she's drawing a lot of criticism over her drastic cuts to the police forces -- there are 20,000 fewer officers now than there were in 2010.
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"Kabul police forces were there to prevent a possible protest when a suicide bomber approached them and detonated his suicide vest," Kabul police spokesman Bashir Mujahid said.
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Those same technologies are also being used by security and police forces in ways that have gotten technology companies into trouble with consumers or their own staff.
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That means creating police forces that can investigate crimes, appointing (and protecting) strong prosecutors to present cases that hold up in court and weeding out corrupt judges.
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The weapons, ready amplifiers of rage, allow a few people to kill scores and menace hundreds, and fight head-to-head against modern soldiers and police forces.
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Several cities, including Cincinnati and Greensboro, N.C., have decided against sending members of their own police forces to assist — support that local law enforcement was counting on.
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In 1997, the National Defense Authorization Act created the 1033 Program, which allowed the Defense Department to transfer excess military equipment to police forces that requested it.
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Brussels has more than a dozen police forces, and French intelligence, police and judicial officials do not routinely share terrorism information, American intelligence and counterterrorism officials said.
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Much of the aid has traditionally gone to nongovernmental organizations, charities and contractors that work on efforts including strengthening police forces, food security and gang violence prevention.
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Motherboard reported earlier this week that Ring has partnered with over 200 US police forces after obtaining notes from a police officer through a public record request.
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Danish said Afghan security forces took "necessary steps for the safety of protesters," while Afghan police forces used water cannons in some places to control the crowds.
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Jason Chaffetz (R-UT), which would terminate similar police forces belonging to the Bureau of Land Management (overseen by the Interior Department) and the US Forest Service.
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Motherboard found regional police forces and the State Department have purchased GrayKeys, and the FBI is interested in purchasing the tech, along with other law enforcement bodies.
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Paramilitary units comprised of a variety of police forces were deployed to quell riots that broke out in opposition strongholds—"hotspots," as top security administrators called them.
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Many major music festivals retain a close relationship with local police forces and have a high-visibility security team patrolling both the stages and the campsite areas.
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Now consider the police, which brings in $22017 billion US a year in revenue from speeding tickets—that's a significant number of lost jobs on police forces.
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IG: There's no single watershed moment, but the breakdown of the PRI [Institutional Revolutionary Party] was a big factor as it broke communication between municipal police forces.
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A growing terrorism threat forced the government to triple its security budget, to buy new equipment and upgrade army and police forces, according to the prime minister.
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The force is riven by distrust between those for and against independence and also estranged from Spain's national police forces, Mossos and national officers have told Reuters.
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San Francisco banned city agencies from using facial recognition technology, becoming the first major American city to block a tool that many police forces are turning to.
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However, some police forces around the UK have judged that this guidance does not apply to people travelling sometimes long distances to spend an entire day hillwalking.
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It must be actively suppressed, which is why Communist and fascist states that emphasized the unity of the people's will relied so heavily on secret police forces.
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The announcement signals one of the most significant police deployments of facial recognition in the West, by one of the largest police forces in the democratic world.
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David Spencer, a Police Now founder and program director, added that those who did leave would become "ambassadors" for Britain's police forces in whatever industry they joined.
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The letter followed an August Washington Post report which found Ring partnered with more than 400 local police forces to give law enforcement access to homeowners' footage.
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The letter followed an August Washington Post report which found Ring partnered with more than 400 local police forces to give law enforcement access to homeowners' footage.
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I'm wondering why police forces haven't bought this data to use it to solve crimes based on who was in the crime location at the right time.
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Nuclear rockets could wind up in space, a researcher unveiled a massive and unfixable iPhone flaw, and US police forces are using doorbell cameras to fight crime.
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But that left a security vacuum that has been exacerbated over the past year by police forces being diverted to deal with protests against President Jovenel Moise.
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Such a reform would also take some heat off mayors — if they didn't command their own police forces, they would be of less use to the crime bosses.
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The RCMP and local police forces carried out an anti-terror operation in the Strathroy neighborhood following information that linked Driver to a suicide bomb plot, CTV reported.
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And while the protesters often wielded rocks and bottles and sticks, the police forces generally answered with flashbangs, tear gas, water cannon, and batons swung wild and hard.
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RE-TRAFFICKED Human trafficking by Nigerian organized crime gangs is one of the greatest challenges facing police forces across Europe, according to the EU's law enforcement agency Europol.
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"Solidarity with the victims and profound gratitude for the firefighters and the emergency services who immediately arrived, and for the police forces who enabled the arrest," Mahjoubi tweeted.
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A survey last year by the non-profit International Police Science Association ranked Kenya's police force as the 125th worst-performing out of 127 national police forces studied.
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However, officers say three brigades from the police forces were being moved from south of Mosul towards the east bank, so they could directly reinforce the offensive there.
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As thousands of police forces across America have embraced Tasers, the outlines of the Schrock case have grown familiar: a Taser shot, an unintended death, a damage claim.
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It also charts nine regional organised-crime units, 418 local authorities and 43 police forces in England and Wales, most of which were familiar in the Krays' days.
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Through a public records request, the Sunday Times obtained documents from ten UK police forces detailing several cases of child grooming and sexual exploitation involving online dating services.
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Local police forces have long used those scanners to track criminal suspects and enforce traffic laws across the United States... The revelation drew sharp criticism from Democratic Sen.
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The events in Ferguson would inspire President Barack Obama to reform the programs that dole out the same weapons and gear used in war to local police forces.
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To help eradicate corruption, the government should look to make the Central Bureau of Investigations truly independent and ensure police forces don't bend to state politics, Kar suggested.
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"President Duterte never disclosed to the public that his supposed rehabilitation plan includes deployment of police forces in a full battle gear," said Mr. Hicap, a former congressman.
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Under the IPA, police forces and security agencies will be able to apply for a warrant to access internet connection records (ICRs) held by internet service providers (ISPs).
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The report found that these were no occasional day trips: over 180 urban drug dealing gangs have expanded into the jurisdictions of three quarters of British police forces.
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The United States arms some 900,000 law enforcement officers, according to 2014 FBI figures -- in concert with the majority of the world's police forces who are also armed.
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Town halls in several German cities were evacuated on Tuesday after threats, in some cases bomb threats, were received by email overnight, a number of police forces said.
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Last night's episode of VICELAND's Weediquette focused on how police forces in Michigan are using civil asset forfeiture to target legally run medicinal marijuana businesses in the state.
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Sending more U.S. trainers for the Iraqi army and police forces was floated by Defense Secretary Ashton Carter during a press conference on Tuesday en route to Paris.
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The force is riven by distrust between those for and against independence and is estranged from Spain's national police forces, Mossos and national police officers have told Reuters.
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Despite edicts from above and earnest efforts from within police forces, uniting cops and communities in a deep and lasting way remains a theory rather than a practice.
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Provincial police spokesman Sanaullah Rohani said Kohistan district, which fell to the insurgents on Thursday, was retaken by army and police forces backed by air support on Saturday.
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I'm sure the government or police forces would also be interested in something like this, or maybe celebrities for when paparazzi inevitably take to drones to capture footage.
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McNulty, who spent 17 years at JPMorgan after working in Hong Kong and Britain's police forces, will join Barclays in May according to the memo seen by Reuters.
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The use of real-time facial recognition in policing has become a contentious topic, as police forces in the UK and China begin testing the technology in public.
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The unrest comes at a time police forces and soldiers are working overtime to ensure security in the wake of last November's deadly militant attacks on the capital.
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The committee also expressed concern about what it said would be the possible presence of police forces in polling stations which "could have a deterrent effect on voters".
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The number of murders in Chicago, a city of 2.7 million, exceeds those in Los Angeles and New York combined, according to data from the respective police forces.
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Racism and its impact was still plainly seen in large and small cities across the United States, as well as, protesters would argue, within those cities' police forces.
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This poses a fresh challenge to police forces on the continent, which are generally not digitally savvy, innovative or up to speed with new technologies, according to Wainwright.
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From the start, the fighters moved to occupy Kirkuk's government center while trapping the city's emergency police forces in their base so they would be powerless to intervene.
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In the past two days, Greek police forces have been working to evacuate refugees already stranded on the island so that they can be moved into government camps.
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It's good news that Canadian police forces are finally coming forward, but it also makes one wonder why they kept the public in the dark for so long.
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Violence fueled by illegal guns has spiked in Brazil as a deep recession from 2015 to 2017 led to funding cuts for many police forces around the country.
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Those have since been consolidated to "only" six police forces, which reduces complexity but introduces the new challenge that each police area is aligned with several different mayors.
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Since becoming president, Mr. Duterte has waged a war on drugs estimated to have produced more than 5,000 extrajudicial killings as of late December, mostly by police forces.
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The immigration agency typically asks local jails and local police forces to detain noncitizens who have been arrested, often on less serious charges, and will eventually be released.
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In a rare step, the gendarmerie, one of the country's two national police forces, deployed 12 armored vehicles in the French capital, a sign of the authorities' nervousness.
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Two years ago, he said, the number of special police forces deployed to the area rose significantly, reaching its peak with the arrival of the Jungle Commando force.
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Lost in the back and forth about the smaller police forces is another element — the stringent overall reductions in public spending under the government's austerity program, analysts say.
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As part of that threat level, the British army is deploying around 800 troops across the country under Operation Temperer in an effort to support local police forces.
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In a partial rollback of the aid cut last week, U.S. Attorney General William Barr said Washington would continue funding police forces in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras.
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But the infusion of military gear and training into our local police forces contributes to an ethos that the communities we are meant to protect are war zones.
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MORE halted the 1033 program after images surfaced showing heavily armed police forces responding to protesters in Ferguson, Mo. "Those restrictions went too far," Sessions said on Monday.
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That number has now nearly doubled after two days of arson, lootings, beatings and shootings in parts of northeastern New Delhi that police forces have struggled to contain.
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In 2014, hospitals worked with legislators in Indiana to create a bill that allows the state's medical centers to form their own police forces to help with security.
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Moving law enforcement there away from investigative holds — an egregious example of a fairly widespread policing practice — could guide improvements at other police forces that used such tactics.
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Bangladesh's elite police forces have been trying to crack down on militant groups since a deadly attack on a restaurant last year, arresting and sometimes killing suspected militants.
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Mr. Read said Iranian hackers had targeted police forces, intelligence agencies and foreign ministries, indicating a classic, state-backed espionage campaign rather than a criminal, profit-seeking motive.
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"France has been leaping toward more and more repression, and police forces are also victims of this attitude," said William Bourdon, a lawyer representing several Yellow Vests protesters.
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The country's other region, the Federation dominated by Bosniaks and Croats, has protested against the move and announced it would form in turn its own auxiliary police forces.
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Sessions has made it clear in the past that he is no fan of consent decrees, which the DOJ has entered into with several other local police forces.
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For all the administration's complaints about "sanctuary cities," the linchpin of this strategy isn't actually city police forces: it's county sheriffs, who operate the overwhelming majority of jails.
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President Hernández added that he believed the new regional force should include the national police forces of each country, the armed forces, the immigration authorities, and the intelligence services.
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Yet despite high (American) hopes, Abadi made few efforts to integrate Sunnis into the Shi'ite-dominated Iraqi judiciary, military, and police forces, the minimum groundwork for a united Iraq.
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"The force's future law enforcement capabilities would be affected and this would hinder the prevention and detection of crime," responses from Northamptonshire, Durham, and several other police forces read.
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It is misleading, in her view, to set investigations of police forces against a population benchmark, as this and other DOJ reports have done, rather than a crime benchmark.
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Between them and the lowest-ranking policemen are officers in various state police forces who hold full responsibility for everyone junior but enjoy no influence over their pampered superiors.
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Since the official introduction of Tasers in 2004, their popularity among the police has risen and they are now used in all 43 police forces in England and Wales.
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Because of poor communication between police forces and no DNA evidence, the serial murderer and rapist eluded law enforcement and appeared to have gotten away with all of it.
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"A Chinese navy ship handed over three pirates to Puntland today," said Ahmed Saiid, the deputy director of maritime police forces in the semi-autonomous northern region of Puntland.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran's army chief said on Thursday police forces had already quelled anti-government unrest but that his troops were ready to intervene if needed, state media reported.
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In 2016, the International Association of Chiefs of Police urged all police forces to set a goal of having at least 20 percent of their officers undergo CIT training.
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Using drones actually makes sense for police forces: helicopters have long been a tool for providing real-time aerial surveillance, but are orders of magnitude more expensive to operate.
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Meanwhile, the privatization of prisons and police forces in the U.S. is turning crime into a for-profit industry, which leads to things like unethical policing and mass incarceration.
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Foreign Minister Khalid al Yamani told Reuters on Monday that the city should be placed under the control of the interior ministry's police forces as a matter of sovereignty.
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Vietnam said last month it would mobilise its military and police forces to help combat the outbreak and called on people not to turn their back on pork consumption.
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Read: The images Saudi Arabia doesn't want you to see In Awamiya, gunmen intensified their armed opposition, and the town was surrounded by Saudi police forces, checkpoints and barricades.
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Some of the nation's first police forces were slave patrols, which enforced the laws of the plantation police state, caught runaway slaves, thwarted revolts, and punished and executed slaves.
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Brussels alone has more than a dozen different police forces, and French intelligence, police and judicial officials do not routinely share terrorism information, American intelligence and counterterrorism officials said.
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In the absence of policy solutions including gun control, more school resources, and widespread access to counseling, police forces across the country have stepped in to fill the void.
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In addition to the Cheshire police, forces in Northumbria, Hampshire and Greater Manchester, as well as London's Metropolitan Police, have confirmed they are investigating allegations of abuse in soccer.
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The report does say diversifying police forces could have other benefits, such as building trust, but claims it wouldn't "meaningfully reduce" racial disparities in fatal shootings, The Guardian reports.
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Victims still face, in the words of Richards, a "war of attrition" from their stalkers, disbelieving police forces, and medical professionals who don't know how best to treat them.
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But when asked if the IFP's deployment of weaponized consumer drones could pave the way for other police forces around the world using such tactics, Waters dismissed the idea.
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In May, Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton signed a law that outlines exactly how and when state police forces can use body cams, but does not make the devices mandatory.
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The country's various police forces are also struggling with resignations, according to five internal sources, as officers are exposed to Venezuela's violent streets and often lack adequate protective gear.
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Most notable is that they are represented in only a small percentage of police forces — about 15 percent of departments nationwide, according to a Bureau of Justice Statistics survey.
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But legislation to reorganize local and state police forces and give the attorney general's office full autonomy has languished in Congress, while the military bill has been pushed along.
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Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards and police forces have been mobilized to the worst-hit areas in the west of the country, and the death toll is expected to rise.
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Those still free have been shown zero tolerance by police forces, who over the past two years have aggressively put down protests by using teargas and sometimes live ammunition.
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Society showed little compassion toward the predicament of recent yakuza drop outs, and Fukushima was initially investigated by local police forces who thought she was colluding with criminal organizations.
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Thursday, Motherboard published an investigation showing that police forces and federal agencies across the country have purchased relatively cheap tools to unlock up-to-date iPhones, bypassing their encryption.
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Whatever else he was, Mr. Meng was the president of Interpol, a venerable international organization based in France that facilitates cooperation among police forces from its 192 member countries.
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There's no single watershed moment, but the breakdown of the PRI's (Institutional Revolutionary Party) one party rule was a big factor as it fractured communication between municipal police forces.
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"When you are registered, you are registered for life," said Ndour, referring to the database of registered sex workers, which is easily available to police forces and healthcare workers.
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Mr. Piawari said General Raziq would struggle to maintain security as his police forces are stretched and face casualties, with the Taliban often attacking isolated outposts across several districts.
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Police forces and policymakers say it is difficult to identify exploitative recruitment online when detailed conversations usually take place in private and illegal activity often happens alongside legal behavior.
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Recognizing the threat they pose to America, the United States provides over $1.9 billion in aid to African militaries and police forces to prevent terrorist groups from gaining ground.
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The U.S. Senate has unanimously passed a bill that would ban the export of certain crowd control measures like tear gas and pepper spray to Hong Kong police forces.
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Top image by Răzvan BăltărețuOn Wednesday night, a fight between soccer hooligans and special police forces interrupted a protest of about 150,000 people in the Romanian capital of Bucharest.
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Over the same four-year period, a civilian watchdog group in Ontario reviewed a total of 84 cases of police shootings, compiled from all police forces in the province.
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The civil rights of African-Americans were newly salient, as the Black Lives Matter movement coalesced to protest the deaths of unarmed blacks at the hands of police forces.
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Vietnam said last month it would mobilize its military and police forces to help combat the outbreak and called on people not to turn their back on pork consumption.
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The University of Chicago Police Department, one of the largest private police forces in the world, serves primarily to ensure that students don't get into trouble on the South Side.
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In the interim at least 30 of the 43 police forces in England and Wales, as well as the Scottish and Northern Irish services, have started their own dedicated teams.
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Drones will be adopted by UK police forces after a number of senior police officials concluded that they were an efficient alternative to helicopters, police dogs, and even officers themselves.
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Shenher says police forces are spaces where top ranking members like Fisher see little to no supervision, leaving it up to close colleagues and subordinates to report and investigate abuse.
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The crash took place near Smolensk, western Russia, close to the place where Stalinist secret police forces shot some of the 22,000 Polish officers and intellectuals they executed in 1940.
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However, a president serious about fighting villainy would give more priority to strengthening institutions, not least by securing prosecutors' independence from political influence and improving state and local police forces.
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Over the past few months police forces and provincial health authorities across the country have described W-183 the same way, with some declaring it the deadliest in human history.
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Over the past few months police forces and provincial health authorities across the country have described W-18 the same way, with some declaring it the deadliest in human history.
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He said that Europol, the EU law enforcement agency, should participate in the inquiry "as part of an international investigation where all police forces can contribute to find the culprits".
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Local authorities will be allowed to create a register of VTC vehicles providing a service in their region, with local police forces tasked with carrying out inspections of suspected infringers.
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Violent clashes have also broken out on almost a weekly basis since March over government labor reform plans to make hiring and firing easier, stretching police forces to their limits.
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"Fighting remains in some locations and a combined forces of the Tatmadaw (Myanmar armed forces) and police forces are still waging an attack against the extremist terrorists," the committee said.
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Also, according to the United Nations, women make up 3 percent of total military forces deployed to peacekeeping missions and 9 percent of total police forces deployed to peacekeeping missions.
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The purpose of the report, writes Bryan Porter, the commonwealth attorney, was to determine whether the use of deadly force by members of the responding police forces was legally justified.
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For cities and towns that prefer to leave peacekeeping to their police forces, rather than ideologically motivated interlopers, the latest resurgence of the militia movement appears to present a bind.
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"American police forces were founded to protect white supremacy and the ruling class that enforces it," Olivia Smith, co-chair of Portland's Democratic Socialists of America, told the Daily Beast.
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The federal police stepped up patrols near the buses, and the command center linking local, state and federal police forces, as well as the military, kept tabs on the students.
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In this case, Fryer and his team have given us suggestive evidence that among major-city police forces, police in tense situations are not unusually likely to shoot black suspects.
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A U.S. tip helped thwart a terror attack in Germany, helping German special police forces arrested a Syrian man Tuesday who was planning an extremist attack, The Associated Press reported.
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Since taking office, May has continued to oversee the shrinking of Britain's police forces—a fact which has been linked to Britain's recent crime wave of stabbings and acid attacks.
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But as the violence grew more intense in the 1970s and thousands of people died throughout eastern and northern India, police forces began crossing university gates to arrest Maoist radicals.
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The judge said Yanukovich sent a letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin on March 1, 2014, asking him to use Russian army and police forces to restore order in Ukraine.
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On top of that, and perhaps counterintuitively, police forces are warning that successful inauguration of a legal system for selling marijuana will require an accompanying crackdown on the black market.
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This use of reflection is similar to the protest signs in Ukraine where protesters held up mirrors forcing opposing police forces to look at themselves and what they were doing.
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This past week, the minister met with Hazaras, who practice Shiite Islam, listening to their complaints of widespread discrimination at the hands of the police forces that Mr. Iqbal leads.
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Nationally, spending on police forces has dropped 2145 percent since 27, while the number of police officers has dropped 22010 percent, according to an analysis by the Institute for Government.
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The Border Patrol is following the lead of other large police forces such as those in New York, Chicago, Dallas, Las Vegas and Minneapolis, that have begun de-escalation training.
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Several police forces, including the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, are testing two types of screening devices that can detect drugs — including THC, the main psychoactive substance in marijuana — in saliva.
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The Italian defence group said on Thursday it had signed a contract with the Italian interior ministry, extending a programme to implement a national mobile radio service for police forces.
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In 2014, the last year for which statistics are available, Canadian police forces recorded 99 religiously motivated hate crimes against Muslims — up from 933 in 2012, according to Statistics Canada.
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The Royal Canadian Mounted Police have also complained about a sharp increase in serious computer problems, including shutdowns of a national criminal database used by all police forces in Canada.
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"Police forces clashed with the four men and killed them in a mountainous area in southern Iran," the semi-official Tasnim news agency quoted a local police chief as saying.
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The law employs vague language that effectively grants the president to replace ineffective police forces with soldiers for renewable one-year periods, without making public any information on their deployments.
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In August 1969, riots broke out in several cities — including Derry (the site of that recent car bombing) — after clashes between the Northern Ireland police forces, UK loyalists, and Catholics.
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He also said that blacks in general need to be treated more fairly by the police, and he expressed disappointment in the way some police forces have systematically discriminated against blacks.
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To be sure, Egypt has been battling an Islamic insurgency in recent years, and the attacks, which have mostly targeted security and police forces in North Sinai, have struck Cairo, too.
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So far the state and local police forces have worked together well, but Spanish government officials say in private the Mossos could do more to block the vote and maintain order.
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Detailing the coordination between his "Spiv" unit and police killing squads, the officer said police forces seek to instill fear in restive communities by eliminating protest organizers and known opposition supporters.
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The disease has spread rapidly across China, the world's top pork producer, and in neighboring Vietnam the government said it will mobilize its military and police forces to combat an outbreak.
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Protests had sprung up in the face of continued racial injustice and were gaining momentum, but they were also countered by militarized police forces and the xenophobic rhetoric of Donald Trump.
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Nine people were killed and dozens more were injured in recent deadly clashes between a teachers' union and police forces in the town of Nochixtlán in Mexico's southern state of Oaxaca.
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Soldiers were on the streets of the French capital, and police forces in London, Madrid, Berlin and Istanbul increased their presence as Europeans turned out to celebrate the arrival of 2016.
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Taylor was at the US Embassy coordinating US and international aid efforts and Eikenberry was serving as a major general helping the Afghan government establish army and police forces, he said.
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Police forces in cities including Los Angeles, Cleveland and Seattle have been put under consent decrees, which try to end systemic police abuse and make officers more accountable to the public.
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Heavily male police forces and female nursing corps are unlikely to have the best mix of skills, experience and priorities to deal with crime victims and patients of the opposite sex.
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An ode to black resilience in the face not just of institutionally racist police forces but also crippling self-doubt, it would become an anthem of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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For example, the Ashtar Brigades, led by Iranian-based terrorist Bahraini cleric Murtada al-Sanadi, has carried out bombings and shootings directed at the kingdom's police forces in its eastern province.
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Smartly dressed and clean cut, the former police chief runs Public Safety Testing, a company that conducts preemployment tests for police forces, fire departments, and paramedics in Washington State and beyond.
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For the last few years, police forces around China have invested heavily to build the world's largest video surveillance and facial recognition system, incorporating more than 170 million cameras so far.
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Similar police policies rare Only about a half dozen police forces across the country have explicit accommodations to allow for Sikhs to serve with a turban and beard, according to SALDEF.
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According to Grison's colleague, another of their tools — a "situational awareness platform" that did not directly involve lawful interception — was being used by Birmingham, Merseyside, Thames Valley, and Leicester police forces.
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According to the Home Office, this year 13 police forces took 2,111 weapons off the street, and made 401 arrests (the statement does not specify if these weapons were zombie knives).
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Mexican government agencies could also work more closely with their southern counterparts, he added, citing the example of Colombia, which is training Central America's police forces at the United States' behest.
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Elite police forces searched properties across northern Italy following an investigation into Italians who had fought in eastern Ukraine in the conflict between the Kiev government's forces and Russian-backed separatists.
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BANJA LUKA, Bosnia (Reuters) - Bosnian Serb lawmakers voted on Thursday to introduce reserve police forces, a move seen as a security threat by Muslim Bosniaks living in Bosnia's autonomous Serb Republic.
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He added that Europol, the EU law enforcement agency, should help investigate Caruana Galizia's murder "as part of an international investigation where all police forces can contribute to find the culprits".
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And Rae-Venter's skills are in such high demand that she's started teaching her secrets to some of the biggest police forces in the US, including the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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British police forces, meanwhile, had taken a leading role in building up Europe-wide counter-terrorism and intelligence-sharing programs, said Wainwright, a former head of Britain's Serious Organised Crime Agency.
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Our nation's cities are—thanks to the triple-headed fun-sucker that is local councils, police forces, and government—increasingly homogenic, a deathly-dull simulacra of what city life should be.
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Merging Scotland's eight police forces into one in 2013 has provoked complaints of less accountable and unnecessarily standardised policing, with armed coppers cavorting through low-crime rural areas on routine patrol.
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Nicaraguan police forces have cracked down on a series of demonstrations in recent weeks, killing nearly 100 people and injuring hundreds more, according to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights.
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It also reflects a broader, global issue: Whether Western nations can encourage better accountability of police forces in countries where the West wants the military to combat threats such as terrorism.
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Read more: These are the 25 most powerful militaries in the world in 2019In some territories that don't have any standing army, their police forces function as de facto military forces.
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The self-proclaimed interim president of Venezuela says police forces loyal to President Nicolás Maduro showed up at his house asking for his wife in the early hours of Thursday morning.
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Writing in a report which is about to be circulated across the country's police forces, the authors urged law enforcers to carry out greater surveillance of children living on the streets.
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The grisly scene was discovered after federal police forces, during a routine patrol, observed an armed man outside of what appeared to be a safe house in the municipality of Tonalá.
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But in reality, the war on drugs has been shown not just to ensnare police forces and cost the taxpayer, but to destroy the lives and liberty of innumerable US citizens.
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Because authorities have only recently come to terms with the extent of the problem, the cooperation between police forces and intelligence networks on the ground aren't where they need to be.
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During the Communist dictatorship in Romania, a lot of people willingly became informants for Securitate—the Romanian secret police, which was one of the largest secret police forces in Eastern Europe.
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The Washington Post described the plundering of African-American urban populations by police forces as "medieval," although they rely on systems of racial identification, automobile regulations and the modern surveillance state.
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He said that General Raziq had also been integral to shoring up the local police forces, and that without him, American forces may have to pour more resources into that effort.
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Despite the organizers' calls for a peaceful protest, Karachi's paramilitary and police forces had tried to thwart the demonstration, labeling the movement a terrorist group and accusing its leaders of sedition.
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A well-known ISIS preacher was captured by police forces in Iraq on Thursday, but he was so overweight he had to be carried away in the back of a truck.
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The officials have also signaled frustration with the pace of reform in the national police forces, which are widely seen as unruly and corrupt despite years of international assistance and training.
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Five pro-government militia members and five local police forces were killed, while 17 others were wounded, among them the district's governor and director of the National Directorate of Security. Sept.
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Five pro-government militia members and five local police forces were killed, while 17 others were wounded, among them the district's governor and director of the National Directorate of Security. Sept.
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Along with jailing dissidents and using excessive force — in one case, killing 20 civilians in a paramilitary action — Mr. Rahmon's police forces have been accused of more unusual human rights abuses.
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The suspected murder of the ambassador by an officer also trains scrutiny on Rio's police forces, already under pressure over extrajudicial killings, torture, forming militias and assassinating candidates in municipal elections.
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Mostly, police forces have ignored the notices, but the listings identifying Mr. Browder, a the hedge fund manager, as a dangerous criminal have for years posed an enormous headache for travel.
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President Enrique Peña Nieto has put his faith for improving policing in a project that foresees the mandatory dissolution of all municipal police forces and the modernization of state level forces.
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As the commander in training units in both the state and local police forces, he often pushed for officers to consider their bias before taking any official action as a cop.
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For comparison, when Motherboard conducted a wide-spanning investigation of the proliferation of phone cracking technology across state police forces, we found a number of agencies purchased forensic gear through resellers.
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Feldman called the constitutional arguments "anachronistic," highlighting the fact that in-court identification has been a feature of criminal trials for centuries—even before pre-trial procedures or police forces existed.
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But Protestants, who often made up the unionist population loyal to the UK, also tended to hold much of the power in government and dominated the police forces in Northern Ireland.
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