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Witness Protection Program: Real or Myth?
We see it all the time on TV, in movies and discussed in the media. But what is the Witness Protection Program? How does it work?
Portlanders Don't Want Trump's Federal Agents
As nationwide protests against police brutality continue following the death of George Floyd, Trump deploys Federal Agents into downtown Portland, Oregon, to counter what he believes to be an Antifa terrorist group.
Police Brutality and the Police Executive Research Forum
Police brutality has been the topic of news sources for years, and it's the reason for protests nationally. What are police officers doing wrong and what can they do to solve this problem?
Jury Rights: Nullification and Abolition of Victimless Crime Laws
September 5 is Jury Rights Day. Did you know that juries have a right to judge the law as well as the accused? Learn how you can nullify victimless crime laws!
The Two Types of Offender Profiling
Offender profiling allows the police to narrow down their list of suspects. There are two main types of offender profiling: the top-down and the bottom-up approaches. Both methods can be effective tools but also have their limitations.
Who Are the G.I.G.N. French Special Forces?
This article is about the French special forces, otherwise known as the Group d'intervention de la Gendamerie nationale (G.I.G.N.).
How to Obtain a Thai Police Report or Background Check
Becoming a permanent employee of a Thai organization is one reason why you may need to obtain a police report or criminal background clearance from the Royal Thai Police. This article explains how you can prepare for and complete the process.
Public Rights of Way on Private Land in England and Wales
This is an overview of the Liberal Laws (based on Common Law) governing the Public Rights of Way in Britain to cross private land for access to the British countryside, with a summary of the history and struggle by activists to get ancient rights into modern legislation for the benefit of Ramblers.
Are Cops Using 'Antiquated' Libel Laws to Steal From Unsuspecting Investors?
Does Canada have freedom of speech? Many citizens might be surprised to learn the truth.
Terror "Plots," FBI Tactics, and the Case of Sami Osmakac
Are almost all terror plots created by the FBI's business model, as Julian Assange suggests? This article examines the case of Sami Osmakac, a mentally unstable man. Videos show that he was outfitted by the FBI with an explosive vest and an AK-47.
Scams in Kirkland Lake: OPP Officers David Dube and Brent Turner
How could police officers connected to seeming fraud be permitted to continue to serve?
Double Standards in Blue
Why a lack of accountability only destroys the image and effectiveness of police officers.
Police vs. People With Mental Health Issues
Many people killed in police shootings suffer from some form of mental illness. This article explores of the recent trend of police shooting first and asking questions later—too late.
What Nonlethal Weapons Can Be Used by the Police?
This article provides a list of the nonlethal weapons used by the police and/or the military. This compilation also may include devices or substances that can be used for personal self defense.
Too Much Ice? Frivolous Lawsuits Against Starbucks
When a judge dismissed a lawsuit alleging that Starbucks put too much ice in its drinks, the judge seemed to imply that the plaintiff should have known better when filing. Yes. Yes, he should have.
Federal Prison: 10 Things You Should Know Before You Go
The population of our federal prisons continues to swell, and more people are faced with doing time. No one is prepared for this experience their first time.
Walking Through Death: A Trip to the Hospital and Morgue
This article provides a look at the Hospital and Morgue Program, which is often a court-ordered punishment for a DUI offense. It includes personal reflections on my experience with this program and its psychological impact.
5 Things Shoplifters Don't Know About Retail Loss Prevention
As a former retail loss prevention professional, I am happy to help anyone I can by answering questions about shoplifting. Below are five realities of shoplifting you may not have known about.
The 15 Most Common Questions Asked About Shoplifting
This article provides answers to your top 15 questions about shoplifting, from a former loss prevention expert.
Getting a DUI in Florida: What to Expect
If you've been arrested for drunk driving in Florida, it's important to know what to expect from the police and the court system. This article is based on my personal experience and discusses the arrest process, hiring a lawyer, losing your license, attending traffic school, and more.
The Police Wife Life: Selfish Is Not an Option
"There's something about a man in uniform." For those who have done nothing more than enjoy the view, there is a lot more to consider before making a decision to be a part of all the uniform entails.
What Is a Bench Warrant and Can I Drop It Without Going to Jail?
It can be scary to find out that there is a warrant out for your arrest. A few years ago I found out that I was the subject of a bench warrant. I learned a lot from that experience. Here's what to do if you find yourself in that situation.
Caught Shoplifting: What Happens Next?
Being caught shoplifting is one of the most frightening things that can happen to the average person. The embarrassment alone will be devastating, but handcuffs, jail and court are no fun, either.
5 Things You Didn't Know About Shoplifting
Learn about the rules of apprehension and some little-known facts about shoplifting. Get answers to shoplifting FAQs from a former loss prevention employee with 16 years of experience.