If you don't recognize Franklin by his name, you will, most likely, recognize two of his high-profile victims: Hustler magazine publisher Larry Flynt and civil rights leader Vernon Jordan. Keep Reading
These systems improve the situational awareness of first responders in order to enhance their ability to manage large crowds during planned and unplanned events. Keep Reading
On the afternoon of February 2, 2020, two members of the public were stabbed in a terrorist attack on a busy south London high street. Armed officers who had the attacker under surveillance gave chase within seconds, confronted and, as he turned towards them with the knife, shot him fatally. Keep Reading
The warning follows some 60 cases in 40 countries around the world where individuals in health ministries and hospitals have received offers for COVID-19 vaccines approved for distribution in their country. Keep Reading
Since Jan. 1, 2021, the FAA has received approximately 3,889 reports of unruly behavior by passengers, including about 2,867 reports of passengers refusing to comply with the federal facemask mandate. The number of unruly passenger incidents subject to enforcement investigations has skyrocketed and are currently almost twice the previous peak. Keep Reading
The driver of the truck, later identified as 49-year-old Floyd Ray Roseberry of Grover, N.C., told the officer on the scene he had a bomb. The officer noticed what appeared to be a detonator in the man’s hand. Keep Reading
During the past year, the FirstNet Authority delivered on two network investments: upgrades to the network core for initial 5G capabilities and expansion of FirstNet’s fleet of deployables with 15 new assets. Keep Reading
FAST is a STOP THE BLEED® course funded with grant support from the Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate (S&T). Keep Reading
Steven Cappuccio, 52, of Universal City, Texas, and David Mehaffie, 62, of Kettering, Ohio, are charged with federal offenses that include assaulting, resisting or impeding certain officers, obstruction of an official proceeding and civil disorder, among other charges. Keep Reading
This isn’t the first time CBP has seen counterfeit federal law enforcement badges. They have seen counterfeit U.S. Marshal badges and other knock-off law enforcement badges. Keep Reading
Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officials warn that boarding a plane with a loaded firearm is asking for trouble amid a spike in unruly behavior incidents. Keep Reading
The FBI has warned the public that buying, selling, or using a counterfeit COVID-19 vaccination card is a crime. Violators face a fine and up to five years in prison. Keep Reading
An anti-vaccine rally at Los Angeles City Hall turned violent Saturday, with one person stabbed and a reporter saying he was assaulted, according to police and protesters on the scene. Keep Reading
Jake Davison was a self-described incel and a licensed firearm holder, the circumstances of which will now be subject to full, independent investigation and scrutiny because the license and firearm had only recently been returned to him after both were confiscated. Keep Reading
A Glasgow man has been jailed for five years for smuggling a potentially deadly stun gun into the U.K., following a National Crime Agency and Police Scotland investigation. Keep Reading
Jordan created a Twitter account on August 8, 2021 and made a total of 186 tweets within a three hour period. Two of these tweets stated, “@Disney or we will blow up all of your execs houses with C4” and “@Disney I will toss a hand grenade threw their loft window.” Keep Reading
According to court documents and evidence presented at trial, Mark Steven Domingo, 28, of Reseda, was found guilty of providing material support to terrorism and attempting to use of a weapon of mass destruction. Keep Reading
Extremists reaping guidance online including information on using IEDs and small arms in attacks. Keep Reading
Laser protective eyewear is used to protect emergency responders from laser pointer attacks during civil unrest, protests and other types of mass gatherings. Keep Reading
A sophisticated fraud scheme using compromised emails and advance-payment fraud has been uncovered by authorities in Romania, the Netherlands and Ireland as part of an action coordinated by Europol. Keep Reading