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La IACA en América del Sur
The IACA has partnered with Fundación Paz Ciudadana, a nonprofit organization in Chile, to offer a third crime analysis symposium in Santiago, Chile in June 2012. The symposium will coincide with the unveiling of a new South American crime analysis training curriculum, developed by the FPC and the IACA from the IACA’s existing Professional Training Series courses. The IACA is also working with Paz Ciudadana on a Spanish-language book of best practices in the crime analysis field. Paz Ciudadana recently received a grant from the Motorola Foundation to fund these and other crime analysis and prevention efforts in South America.
IACA News & Updates
| IACA 2012 Conference Survey |
| Published by the IACA on 5/16/2012 3:18:00 PM |
The 22nd Annual Training Conference is less than four months away and your Conference Committee is hard at work to make your experience in Henderson and the greater Las Vegas area a rewarding one both professionally and personally. Great fun is a key part to a successful conference and to help us better prepare the fun, we have developed a short survey to help us understand some of things you may like to see and do while you are in Nevada.
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| New system |
| Published at The Chief's Corner on 5/16/2012 5:53:00 AM |
Lincoln's Emergency Communications Center has been in the process of acquiring and installing a new 911 telephone system for about a year now. The process of developing specifications, soliciting bids, vendor selection, and detailed contract development all takes a good deal of time--not to mention the installation of software and hardware.
These systems are all software driven these days, so it's a lot different then just pulling the plug on an old phone and replacing it with a.... |
| Arrests Made in LulzSec / Anonymous Cases |
| Published at Police-Led Intelligence on 3/6/2012 10:37:39 AM |
| Fox News is reporting that after Hector Xavier Monsegur, AKA Sabu AKA @AnonymousSabu, a computer hacker associated with the criminal hacking groups Anonymous and LulzSec, was confronted with charges which would likely lead to two years in prison, he became a cooperating witness for the FBI. That, Fox r.... |
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