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Having a black belt in any martial art might make you sufficiently skilled to defend yourself from various threats, but it doesn’t guarantee your complete safety. A black belt in karate might not get you far if you’re taken by surprise, attacked from behind, or held at gunpoint.

Special education law advocate Wrightslaw posts about the handcuffing of a North Carolina middle-school student. Over at my friend Liz Ditz’s I Speak of Dreams blog is a post about crisis prevention training “to help professionals—those who have occasional workplace encounters with people on the autism spectrum—interact safely, effectively, and respectfully,” via the Crisis Prevention Institute.

Ohio shoplifting gangs hit with racketeering charges www.privateofficer.com XENIA OH (metro Dayton) Sept 26 2008 By: Rick McCann NTL. ASSOC. PRIVATE OFFICERS http://www.privateofficer.com Law enforcement officers investigating a spike in group shoplifting in the area have brought racketeering and

Police Expo highlights crime prevention month Posted in News on September 25th, 2008 at 12:32 pm by BCT staff photographer Nancy Rokos | October is just days away and so is National Crime Prevention Month. As an annual tradition, the Mount Laurel Police Department will again be hosting the Mount Laurel Police Expo on Sunday, October 19th from 12 noon-4pm.

An e-commerce advocacy group is fuming over the retail industry’s portrayal of online vendors as addicts and criminals and is demanding an apology. NetChoice.org on Wednesday called for an apology from the National Retail Federation and Joseph LaRocca, NRF’s vice president for loss prevention, after

Dallas police are asking for the public's help identifying and arresting a man suspected in three daytime sexual assaults in the past two months in the Love Field area. Crime Stoppers is offering a reward of up to $1,000 for information leading to the arrest and indictment of a suspect.

With more people using the internet, and the availability of the internet on every street corner, there has been a drastic increase in cyber crime. These can be committed against large companies, and individuals.

With more people using the internet, and the availability of the internet on every street corner, there has been a drastic increase in cyber crime. These can be committed against large companies, and individuals.

The city's 2007 ordinance to criminalize displaying or brandishing a toy gun in public was passed with much fanfare. Politicians talked tough. The use of toy guns in this city was so rampant and so dangerous, it seemed, that something drastic had to be done before it was too late, they told us.

The rosary as a symbol for violent gangs? That's what Dallas school officials are saying is the reason Seagoville High student Tabitha Ruiz must conceal or remove her rosary when she's at school, our Dan X. McGraw reports today.