FBI Report: Crime and Murder Rate DroppingSource: ABC News
Crime fell 4.4 percent nationwide in the first half of 2009 with the murder rate dropping a startling 10 percent, according to statistics released Monday by the FBI.
Do Not Use the N-Word, RegardlessSource: Officer.com: Internal Affairs News
A Tennessee police captain has been suspended for using the N-word due to an internal investigation.
LAPD at It Again, Political Crime That IsSource: The L.A. Times
The LAPD was recently auditted, and can not account for $2.6 million dollars in examined transactions. Furthermore, there are other policies that the LAPD ignored.
Bias in Helping the ExoneratedSource: The Crime Report
Friday, December 11th, 2009 8:30 am
Jeff Blackburn, an attorney who has helped spring dozens of Texans from prison for crimes they did not commit, is under scrutiny for privately profiting off some of the exonerated by claiming a portion of the state restitution paid to them, re …
Police Officer Charged with ExtortionSource: The Boston Globe
NAUGATUCK, Conn.—A Naugatuck borough police officer has been arrested on allegations he extorted more than $50,000 from a woman for the past six years.
After the War on DrugsSource:
It has been called "After the War on Drugs." "After the War on Drugs" is a comprehensive plan to solve the issues the Drug War cannot solve and has not. The plan is an alternative to interdiction.
Officer Arrested For Improper ContactSource: Crime and Justice News
Although the officer was arrested, he is now suspect of "corruption of a minor." However, the suspected officer did not commit the crime while on duty. The following is what the news source is reporting:

Minnesota news items from the past year give one pause when one considers that the natives have long prided themselves on being 'Minnesota Nice'. Minnesota is supposed to be a place where the whole state is just like the fictional Lake Woebegone of National Public Radio fame.
EU in call to US on death penaltySource: Common Dreams
The European Union is to renew its call on the United States to abandon the "cruel and inhumane" practice of capital punishment.
Speaking in Washington, high-ranking officials from the EU will challenge all countries - including America - still employing the death penalty to fal …

When a woman scorned killed a young doctor and later her toddler son, she not only left a small Pennsylvania town bereft of a beloved family doctor, she turned a set of California grandparents into activists for changes in Canadian bail bond law.
Suspicious car fires or arson rise 27% in the first quarterSource: Chicago Tribune
EXCERPT: Motorists unable to afford payments on pricey cars and gas-guzzling sport utility vehicles in this recession are turning to a time-tested financing solution: matches.
Insurance cheats are torching their vehicles in remote deserts. They're pushing them off cliffs.
Man in white van 'an urban myth'Source: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
In recent years, many media reports about men in vans attempting to snatch children off the streets has played on a parent's greatest fear.
Spitzer on Gun ControlSource: Slate
I admit, I really admire Spitzer's knowledge. He sure was brilliant and it is sad to see that the first question being asked during any of his interviews now are related to his prostitution scandal.
FBI Spyware Used to Nab Hackers, ExtortionistsSource: CNET.com
The FBI has used a secret form of spyware in a series of investigations designed to nab extortionists, database-deleting hackers, child molesters, and hitmen, according to documents obtained by CNET News.
Student Paramedics tackle knife and drugs dangers in schoolSource: info.uwe.ac.uk
Student paramedics from the University of the West of England have visited secondary and special schools to give first-aid skills training, utilising three real-life topics relevant to young peoples' everyday lives as part of an Aim Higher campaign.
Doll house helps criminal justice students learnSource: Tribune-Review News
You probably wouldn't want to have a tea party in the doll house unveiled yesterday at Point Park University.
But the 3-foot replica of the house where Lizzie Borden is said to have axed her father and stepmother in 1892 is perfect for Point Park criminal justice students.