In early August, one of my colleagues forwarded me an article on Read Write Web heralding Adobe’s open beta of Edge: a tool for creating animated web content in HTML, CSS and javascript.
Tragic events such as the 2014 Michael Brown shooting in Ferguson, Mo. and the police-involved death of Eric Garner in New York City has spurred debate about whether or not police departments within the U.S. are becoming more militarized. The emphasis seems to be on the word “more,” implying that militarization is somehow a foregone conclusion and the question is how much more militarized they will become. Are these incidents evidence that police are increasingly militarized?
By Brett Daniel Shehadey Special Contributor for In Homeland Security Yesterday, Iranian-linked rebels were reported as enforcing violent control…
Tragic events such as the 2014 Michael Brown shooting in Ferguson, Mo. and the police-involved death of Eric Garner in New York City has spurred debate about whether or not police departments within the U.S. are becoming more militarized. The emphasis seems to be on the word “more,” implying that militarization is somehow a foregone conclusion and the question is how much more militarized they will become. Are these incidents evidence that police are increasingly militarized?
By John Ubaldi
Contributor, In Homeland Security
President Barack Obama released his second national security strategy Friday, which outlines his strategic vision for the final two years of his presidency.
Emergency and disaster management briefing for December 16, 2019: Santa Barbara County OEM works to improve disaster alerts.
