Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com A two-year probe by the U.S. Department of Justice has concluded that a North Carolina sheriff and his deputies targeted and arrested Latinos without probable cause, the Associated Press reports. An 11-page report issued Tuesday says Alamance County Sheriff Terry S. Johnson and his deputies trampled on the constitutional rights of Latinos…
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By Allan Lengel For Deadline Detroit DETROIT — Back in 9th grade I remember a teacher yelling me and a classmate as we laughed uncontrollably. We were watching a movie about a 1960s psychological experiment at Yale on peoples’ willingness to obey authority. It was called the Milgram Experiment. A male volunteer was assigned to…
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Authorities and police will take on fictional zombies at a 44-acre training site in San Diego as part of a security summit next month, 5 NBC Chicago reports. Sound silly? The HALO Corp., which set up the hands-on demonstration, said the idea is to prepare more than 1,000 police officers, medical workers…
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Of all the places to try and pull something like this off. Police say a man walked into a building that houses the FBI in Salt Lake City and took another man captive in an elevator Monday, reports Fox 13 News “It was reported that someone was being held in the elevators…
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com A trial date has been for a pair of Border Patrol agents accused of assault and groping each other in a sexual manner in front of a child at a circus-like show in California, the DelMar-Carmel Valley Patch. Agents Gerald Torello and Kallie Helwig are to stand trial Jan. 28 on misdemeanor…
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com The FBI defended its decision to monitor the Occupy movement in Northern California, saying it “respects liberty and privacy and avoids unnecessary intrusions into the lives of law-abiding people,” the San Francisco Chronicle reports. The American Civil Liberties Union brought the surveillance to light under a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit. “Why…
The FBI’s former top attorney for cybersecurity, Steven Chabinsky, who stepped down this month, thinks the FBI is doing a great job battling the problem, but told the Washington Post that the “federal government” has taken a “failed approach” by focusing on reducing vulnerabilities rather than actively deterring attackers. Ticklethewire.com, in summing up the Washington…
