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  • VicNews | People who protest the Winter Olympics are nothing more than “terrorists” with “limited intellect,” Liberal Burquitlam MLA Harry Bloy said in the legislature.

    WCCO | No struggle can be seen before the officer used his Taser.

    Daily News-Miner | Why is the Eielson Air Force Base’s 354th Security Forces Squadron patrolling a civilian highway?

    Mail Online | Two officers later turned up at the frightened grandmother’s home and lectured her about her choice of words before telling her she would not be prosecuted.

    News-Journal | The city currently allows just two such sales in a year, and city officials said Liles had already met her limit.

    Click2Houston | Some people could mistake him for a vagrant, but on closer inspection, they will see that the sign is reminding people to wear their seat belts.

    Times Online | The right to search homes, seize cash, freeze bank accounts and confiscate property will be given to town hall officials and civilian investigators.

    NBC | The New York Police Department has installed ground-shaking sound devices on their cars to make sure that even those who can’t see or hear an approaching police car will now be able to feel it, up to 200 feet away.

    Mail Online | The locations included three of Britain’s largest and most well-established safety-deposit box depositories.

    As many as 60 people with the TSA, the tunnel police, Coast Guard, NCIS, FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force, Norfolk Police and Virginia Beach Police are part of the security checkpoint.

    James Corbett | Japan is leading the western world in implementing an electronic grid for tracking and tracing its own foreign residents.

    Mark Thomas | The very phrase “domestic extremist” defines protesters in the eyes of the police as the problem, the enemy.

    The idea is to keep off guard terrorists and others who mean harm, thereby improving safety for passengers and workers, according to the TSA.

    James Hibberd | The civilian program was launched earlier this month and is endorsed by 63 police chiefs around the country.

    Mail Online | An astonishing £380 a minute will be spent on surveillance in a massive expansion of the Big Brother state.

    MyFox | A Fairfax County Police spokesman said officers arrested Williamson for indecent exposure because they believe he wanted to be seen naked by the public.

    Infowars | Florida cop attempts to tase Victor Steen from squad car, knocks him down, runs him over and kills him.

    Infowars | Officials say the exercise will be based on a simulated outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease and will be held on October 22.

    Technique | The Georgia Tech Police Department (GTPD) will add an eight man SWAT team to its force in the coming months.

    News.com.au | Subscribers will watch live footage over the internet on their home computers.

    KULR 8 | A statement released by Montana’s Attorney General Steve Bullock said the goal was to guarantee that, “No Montanans were taken advantage of or conned by this company.”

    Karen De Coster | Militarized Flu Police are on the move in airports around the country.

    Washington Times | Astronomical numbers of federal criminal laws lack specifics, can apply to almost anyone and fail to protect innocents by requiring substantial proof that an accused person acted with actual criminal intent.

    Infowars | Funk the War, a demonstration to demand an end to the war in Afghanistan and for increased education funding, was violently attacked by police.

    Radley Balko | The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service has its very own SWAT team.

    Radley Balko | A number of disturbing images, videos, and witness accounts have come out of Pittsburgh revealing the disquieting ease with which authorities are willing to crush dissent.

    NewsOK | Rogue Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper who was suspended after being involved in a scuffle with an EMT in May was put on paid administrative leave Sunday in connection with an unrelated incident.

    Pittsburgh Police Brutality @ G20 | Considering that students were gassed in residence halls, blocked from getting to their dorms, beaten, maced, and chased down the patio with unmuzzled dogs, I can only assume that the University does not plan on pretending nothing happened.

    Billings Gazette | American Police Force plans to construct a “military-style training facility northeast of the jail.”

    Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Activists threatened lawsuits against the city and placed responsibility for the confrontation with Mayor Luke Ravenstahl and top public safety officials.

    Infowars | Three undercover officers attempt to infiltrate a March Against Police Brutality at the University of Pittsburgh.

    Infowars | It is first time its LRAD series device has been used on civilians in the U.S.

    iReport | Hundreds of police ringed the nonviolent group in the plaza.

    Federal Jack | A mom says her special needs son was was stripped down to his underwear and locked in a tiny dark room at school.

    Kentucky News Network | 2,300 Marines are converging on this region for two weeks of intensive training in preparation for an upcoming deployment.

    Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | The G-20’s top security officials yesterday unveiled their communications hub for the summit, a windowless room of 100 computers that links to electronic eyes and ears all over the Pittsburgh region.

    The Globe and Mail | Toronto police have seized 400 guns from law-abiding owners whose licences had expired or been revoked.

    Infowars | Is it possible the military is deploying this device in preparation for things to come?

    ABC News | The eight photos in question were among a batch of 144 family photos the Demarees had taken to their local Wal-Mart.

    Fox News | Are reinstated after beating defenseless woman in cell.

    Springfield News-Leader | “I just don’t see that being a logical choice,” Dixon told the News-Leader. “That’s one thing that I’d say is off the table.”

    Washington Post | The Secret Service and the D.C. police brought in three dozen vehicles and shut down H Street, Vermont Avenue, two lanes of I Street and an entrance to the McPherson Square Metro station.

    | Frisco, Texas, has developed a program that allows officers and firefighters to view video from school cameras from their own patrol cars and fire trucks.

    Deseret News | The high school was one of three Tooele locations that staged mock drills, an annual operation which involved more than 600 people and several agencies from Tooele, Salt Lake and Utah counties.

    Infowars | San Diego cops promise they will not use LRAD (Long Range Acoustic Device) against demonstrators.

    Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Pittsburgh City Council balked at giving final approval today to legislation that could give police new powers in advance of anticipated G-20 Summit protests.

    BBC | The plan has sparked fears that the government is looking to increase police powers to hack into people’s computers without a court warrant.

    Campaign For Liberty | They were subsequently released and were free to go after the brief, but outrageous episode.

    WHEC | Chinook and Black Hawk helicopters are going to fly over the city and into Greece and drop the soldiers at the town hall grounds.

    Mail Onlines | The Children’s Minister claimed today that millions of Britons must be placed on a new Big Brother-style child protection database to stop a repeat of the Soham murders.