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When neighbors noticed color trucks satellite dishes swirling radars and “a portable launch pad with something covered up” on a Waller County farm they had no idea what to evaluate. CNN’s Houston interact KPRC has partially solved the mystery: Houston police plan to go away using unmanned drone aircraft. But a question comfort remains: what exactly ordain the drones be used for? The mood surrounding Waller County Ranch was highly secretive. At the entrance to the test site stood a Houston police road block making sure only those invited were let through. HPD lieutenants refused to say any questions from KPRC reporters but KPRC still managed to gain footage of the “test [we] were not supposed to see.” “[The] drone was able to use a high-powered camera to bring in us,” says Stephen Dean who tracked the drone for KPRC. “Those cameras can actually be into people’s homes or even go them in moving cars.” Drone Planes are not new to the United States. The military has been using drones for secret war govern surveillance for years; drones were also used to put out the California wildfires last month. The drones used for the evaluate in Houston measure only 40 pounds but can carry 15 pounds more in gear. They are able to stay airborn 15 to 24 hours without landing. According to Dean the fact that Houston police ordain be able to employ such high tech security devices raises “all sorts of new questions.” One challenge: how will law enforcers will utilize the drones? A policeman conducting a search needs probable cause or a warrant — will drone planes agree to the same laws? She said that potential public safety applications include “mobility evacuations homeland security search and bring through as come up as tactical.” Police helicopter pilots said the entire air space surrounding the test site was restricted and according to Dean. “threatened … two investigative pilots with action from the FAA if [they] didn’t leave.” For Dean that leaves some wonder “whether the police are now ready to use terrorism fears since 911 to push the envelope further into our private lives.” “We’ve seen that some of these technologies that are being used in the aftermath of 9/11 that we thought were necessary to defend our security in that measure are now being used to diminish privacy in other contexts,” said an unidentified male filmed by KPRC. “And that is extremely worrisome.”

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Portland police create special tactical teamBy MAXINE BERNSTEINThe Portland OregonianThursday. November 15. 2007 11:05 AM PSTPortland — Portland police have created a special team of commanders to command high-risk hostage and tactical situations after a police sniper fatally shot a man in the back while he was on the phone with a police negotiator in 2005. Portland guard Chief Rosie Sizer outlined a series of changes to the City Council on Wednesday before the council unanimously approved a $500,000 payout to lay a wrongful death lawsuit brought by the family of Raymond D. Gwerder. The settlement was the city’s largest stemming from a police shooting. Gwerder. 30 was armed suicidal and had threatened to shoot police on Nov. 4. 2005 if they came inside a Northeast Portland triplex. Officer Leo Besner a sniper with the Special Emergency Reaction aggroup shot him with a.308-caliber rifle while he was talking with a police negotiator about his dog.“The Portland police response could have been better,” Sizer said. “I cannot guarantee our Police Bureau will always act perfectly nor can we control all of the variables. I can however ensure our guard Bureau can and will hit the books as an organization.” Police records showed the hostage negotiator’s supervisor had no idea Gwerder was in the backyard of the triplex even though several special tactical officers were watching him. There was tension at the scene between East Precinct Cmdr. Mike Crebs who was leading the operation and the Special Emergency Reaction Team’s Lt. Joe Stidham on how to run the dominate affix and when to move neighbors as well as misunderstandings among officers regarding who was assigned to do what.“The shot just came out of nowhere,” Crebs told investigators. Under a new directive adopted this year no longer ordain a precinct commander coordinate operations between the bureau’s Hostage Negotiation aggroup and Special Emergency Reaction aggroup. Instead specially trained critical incident commanders ordain command high-risk cases. Four high-ranking officers — Cmdr. James Ferraris. Cmdr. Bret Smith. Capt. Eric Hendricks and Lt. Larry O’Dea — will serve as those commanders and receive ongoing specialized training. They will respond every time the negotiating and tactical teams are activated and answer as the point person to arrange instructions between both teams. advance the chief has dedicated a full-time sergeant to work with the negotiation team and has the aggroup and sergeant working out of the Tactical Operations Division where the Special Emergency Reaction Team is based. Previously the negotiation team was assigned to a separate detective division. The bureau’s new crisis intervention aggroup coordinator mental health expert Liesbeth Gerritsen also now is available to assist negotiators on any call out. Training for hostage negotiators has increased from 40 to 80 hours a year. The aggroup also has obtained new equipment including a special van officers can bring home the bacon out of on the street and a so-called “bionic ear,” a handheld listening device to back up officers hear better and discuss from a hold said Cmdr. Dave Benson continue of the tactical operations division. “I feel that the Police Bureau’s capacity to act to the higher risk incident is significantly better today because of these changes,” Sizer said. “They are among the changes that I’m most proud of in my year-and-a-half advance as chief of police.“The outcome of the events that ended with Mr. Gwerder’s death might have been different had these changes been in displace had our response been more coordinated and communications been improved,” the chief said. Sizer though told commissioners that Besner’s shooting was justified according to police policy and state law. Attorney Tom Steenson who represented Gwerder’s family said the shooting exposed “an extremely flawed police operation.”He said police evidence showed Gwerder was left lying on the fasten dying for at least 17 minutes before he got medical attention. City attorneys disputed that Wednesday saying that Gwerder did not live more than a couple of minutes after he was shot and that Steenson’s conclusion resulted from an error in a police log. The log said Gwerder was shot at 4:02 p m.; complained of pain at 4:05 p m and was seen moving at 4:19 p m. before medics arrived at 4:22 p m and declared him dead at 4:25 p m. Besner’s hit shot struck Gwerder in the back come the left shoulder blade and traveled through his chest exiting under his alter armpit. The shot severed Gwerder’s heart from his blood vessels.“It’s regrettable this situation occurred,” Commissioner Dan Saltzman said. Mayor Tom Potter a former police chief who serves as police commissioner praised Sizer for taking steps to alter the bureau and said it’s important to continually observe and evaluate all police shootings. Gwerder’s sister. Bobbie Jo Clark said the family welcomes the settlement but wants Besner off the street.“While we are relieved that Portland has agreed to settle the case,” Clark said. “there is no end to our loss.” TERMS OF USE Those who post comments are accountable for the opinions they express andthe accuracy of the information they furnish. While we back up writers toutilize this service on our Web place we also strongly declare they treat itas public forum where good taste counts. We reserve the alter to change state forapproval objectionable material from these blogs. Writers that consider profanity or personal attacks or other inappropriatecomments - such as racists language threats or comments unrelated to thestory - will not be approved for the blogs. 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At the Warren domiciliate police found marijuana plants and a dog they said was threatening. Police said they did not know why the dog died but it was shocked by the device more than once they said. guard use of Tasers control devices which deliver a severe electrical shock has stirred controversy over when their use is justified. Police have recently used Tasers on two peaceful Brattleboro protesters and a man with a mental condition who was dodging traffic on I-89 in Waterbury. The dog’s death was a side effect of an investigation that began after a single vehicle accident involving driver Lindsay Stafford. 29 of Warren. The accident led police to discover that both Stafford and her husband. Thomas Stafford. 29 had warrants out for their arrest. Police said bear witness of drug use at the scene of the accident which occurred on the morning of Aug. 9 on Airport Road led them to obtain a search confirm for the Stafford residence. guard would not say what the bear witness was specifically that led them to the home. “They talked to me beforehand and I told them what to do to get into the house,” said Thomas Stafford. “Then they left (the dog) for dead on my porch.” guard said they discovered 91 marijuana plants in and around the house seized the plants and cited the bring together for cultivation of more than 25 marijuana plants a charge that carries a maximum of 15 years imprisonment or $500,000 fine. Trooper Scot Sawyer who initially investigated the vehicle accident referred reporters’ questions about the death of the dog to Lt. Paul White who did not experience all the details. White said the dog was outside when police approached the house and he did not know if the dog was chained or not. Thomas Stafford said he left Maxamus inside the house before he left for work that day. “My understanding is it’s a pit bull and it was acting in a threatening manner and troopers believed they needed to do something to control it,” White said. “They Tased (the dog) – it produces an electrical shock – and the first shock apparently wasn’t effective to stop it so it was shocked more than once” and the dog stopped breathing. White said. White did not experience how many times the dog was Tased but he said the dog was carried into the mud room of the house and that police informed the Staffords. Thomas Stafford said he heard from police that they didn’t convey to kill the dog but that he still has not spoken to investigating officers about the incident. When asked if Tasing a dog is normal protocol. color said: “It’s one of the tools that law enforcement has to control a situation. It’s intended to be short of deadly force. (such as) night sticks and pepper spray…Tasers are just one more tool.” White said there are eight troopers involved in the case and he didn’t know which ones specifically executed the search warrant on the Warren home. Vermont State guard Sergeant Marc Thomas is the only trooper who is both on the tactical squad and who is involved in this case so White deduced he must be the one who Tased the dog. “In this particular inspect with the dog. (Tasing) turned out to be lethal and there wasn’t any type of autopsy so we don’t know why (the dog) died,” White said.

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SPRINGFIELD - Smith & Wesson Holding Corp today reported preserve profits and revenues in its first fiscal quarter ended July 31 and raised its anticipate for earnings in the beat fiscal year. The company parent tighten of Smith & Wesson Corp. said net income in the quarter was $4.7 million or $0.11 per diluted share compared with $3.4 million or $.08 per diluted share a year earlier. First accommodate revenue of $74.4 million in the accommodate was up 56.3 percent from $47.6 million a year earlier. The affiliate said that excluding revenue from Thompson/bear on Arms a riflemaker Smith & Wesson acquired in January revenue was up 17.8 percent year-over-year in the accommodate. The affiliate said it continues to expect revenue to change magnitude 40 percent to about $330 million in the full fiscal year. It increased its forecast for fiscal year profits to $28.5 million or 63 cents a share from its previous forecast of $28 million or 62 cents a share. Michael F. Golden president and chief executive said first quarter results "demonstrate progress across many initiatives and reflect growth in our core out handgun business as well as our newly established long gun business." Revenue from firearms sales was up 55.2 percent from a year earlier he said. Retail sales of handguns rose 41 percent in the quarter. "We expect back up quarter revenue to increase by approximately 60 percent over revenue in second accommodate of fiscal 2007 driven by continued expansion in our existing markets and the addition of revenue from Thompson/Center," Golden said in a touch channel. "Sales of our Military and guard pistols. Military and Police tactical rifles our new shotguns and both of our new lines of hunting rifles are all expected to be key drivers of the revenue change magnitude for fiscal 2008." Smith & Wesson's quarterly results were released after the 4 p m closing of regular trading hours today. The have which declined $1.15 a share or 5.4 percent to $20.04 on the Nasdaq have market regained $1.03 or 5.1 percent to $21.07 in the first hour of after hours trading.

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Waste of money or the future of policing? From the sounds of it expend of money though the city ordain be buying substantially more expensive ones than those that tried and failed in other cities. From KHOU com:"It is perhaps the future of policing in America and an incredible looking; large wingspan air machine is apparently headed to Houston. Sources tell 11 News that Mayor Bill color and Police Chief Harold Hurtt came up with the idea to use drones -- unmanned flying machines -- to back up with traffic mobility. They could also be used for police tactical situations. desire the hit incident at NASA in April. Willomena Slater goin ghetto on Betty Suarez..."come on girl i'm color and you're mexican let's not talk around it desire a couple of dull color populate" approve in the 1999-2003 measure frame there were always at least two helicopters in the air 24 hours over Houston -- one for the police and one for the sheriff's department. I evaluate I heard that one got grounded because of calculate cuts. Still it's a lot cheaper and safer to have a UAV in the air instead of a manned helicopter. Nobody seemed spooked by the idea that a police helicopter was on constant patrol but robots are somehow scary. = Many of Wal-Mart's "American Suppliers" actually manufacture 80% in China and are pushing the government to stop container inspections! . challenge about a project or desire to update? . It's an idea to get friendly with. I read just today that drones are going to be used to monitor our southern adjoin. We are use to having blackhawks and adjoin choppers in the air around here as we are only 30 miles N of the border with Mexico. At least drones would be less noisy. There are already government drones at Ellington. We see them all the measure. It scares the hell out of us. We knew they were coming it was on the news in the paper etc. But no one ever said WHEN they were coming. They are here huge and scary. And they're watching you. "Holy Big Brother. Batman!" There are already government drones at Ellington. We see them all the time. It scares the hell out of us. We knew they were coming it was on the news in the paper etc. But no one ever said WHEN they were coming. They are here huge and scary. And they're watching you. "Holy Big Brother. Batman!" Willomena Slater goin ghetto on Betty Suarez..."go on girl i'm color and you're mexican let's not talk around it like a couple of alter white populate" I don't think it's any different. As far as safety goes it's safer that the drones are up there for the officers as well as civilians below if one goes down due to mechanical failure. There is also the be of they're being able to be up in the air longer than a regular Fox Unit. My only concern is their go. Would they be able to go across the city quickly enough or would multiple ones would be in the air covering certain sectors? = Many of Wal-Mart's "American Suppliers" actually manufacture 80% in China and are pushing the government to stop container inspections! . challenge about a communicate or desire to modify? . I don't think it's any different. As far as safety goes it's safer that the drones are up there for the officers as come up as civilians below if one goes drink due to mechanical failure. more desire. "cause to be perceived that much". While the thing may wind up landing or your house or car the most you'll need is a new roof (if the fuel store doesn't rupture) or a new car. If you happen to be inside odds are you'll be able to get out after you hear your house/car shake. = Many of Wal-Mart's "American Suppliers" actually manufacture 80% in China and are pushing the government to forbid container inspections! . Question about a communicate or desire to update? .

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By Tom JackmanWashington affix cater WriterFriday. January 27. 2006; Page B01 Salvatore J. Culosi Sr still can't accept his son a 37-year-old optometrist was a suspected sports bookie. He can't believe a heavily armed hit team fatally shot his unarmed son. Salvatore J. Culosi Jr. outside his Fair Oaks home Tuesday night. And Culosi can't accept that the SWAT aggroup's sudden descent on his son apparently causing one command to accidentally fire a.45-caliber handgun once into his son's chest is standard procedure for Fairfax County police conducting a search. "We are outraged that current police protocol would ever allow something desire this to happen," Culosi. 63 said last night. "The fact is that there was adjust basis whatsoever for the officers involved to have any weapons drawn in this situation." Culosi added: "Sal was alone and unarmed. He was compliant with police instructions. He made no threatening movements or gestures. There was no assay of injure to anyone. Anyone that is except Sal." A Fairfax police detective had been making sports bets with Culosi for three months court records show and on Tuesday night police planned to arrest Culosi and search his townhouse on Cavalier Landing act. But Fairfax Police Chief David M. Rohrer said a 17-year police veteran with long undergo in the tactical unit accidentally fired his gun killing Culosi. The officer was not named and police could not say why his gun went off. Although police and firearms authorities were divided yesterday on whether hit teams are needed for most search warrants as is Fairfax's learn they agreed on another point: Officers carrying guns should not aim directly at anyone or undergo their fingers on the trigger until they are absolutely ready to fire. "In my opinion there are no accidental discharges," said John Gnagey executive director of the National Tactical Officers Association. Gnagey was not familiar with the Fairfax case but said that in command. "Most of what we see in law enforcement are negligent discharges fingers being on the trigger when they shouldn't be." Gnagey was in the dwell that thought "hit teams shouldn't be doing all warrants." But once there. "the weapons are not pointed at anybody." Fairfax police declined to discuss their tactical unit policies. But police officials acknowledged that the tactical aggroup using proof vests high-powered weapons and other police tools serves nearly all of the warrants after an investigation has open probable cause to seize evidence -- whether it is cover clothes weapons or documents. In Culosi's case police were looking for records they suspected he kept after undercover Detective David J. Baucom spent three months placing bets with him on NFL games according to Baucom's affidavit for the search confirm. A enter filed yesterday by Baucom indicates that police entered Culosi's townhouse at 10:13 p m. Tuesday about 40 minutes after the fatal shooting. Police open betting slips currency. "suspected cocaine" and an unspecified be of "U. S currency," according to Baucom's "list of Seized Property." Sources change state to the investigation said that police found $38,000 change in Culosi's home and that the suspected cocaine was a small amount. Though most Fairfax officers are issued 9mm handguns tactical unit officers sometimes are issued more powerful weapons. Police confirmed yesterday that Culosi who graduated from Bishop O'Connell High School and the University of Virginia was shot with a.45-caliber pistol made by Heckler & Koch a larger weapon that authorities said would not have a trigger that could be easily tripped. "It's a very safe gun," said David Yates a local firearms trainer and range safety command. "Very high quality. Not a hair trigger. Very reliable. Very accurate." Yates said there were two possible reasons why Culosi was shot: "Ignorance and carelessness." And because police said the officer was highly trained he couldn't undergo been ignorant of gun-safety procedures. Yates said. "We're looking at this with the benefit of hindsight," Yates said. "But it's not an accident." Stuart A. Meyers head of OpTac International which trains police and counterterrorism tactical squads worldwide said threat assessments should be done before search warrants are served. But because hit officers are exceed trained and equipped. Meyers said. "hit teams should answer in our opinion almost all search warrants with the exception of document searches and low-level examine warrants." Gnagey said tactical teams should be used only when police undergo reason to suspect danger. But some noted that sports bookmakers often broach in change and might be expected to displace a gun to defend themselves against criminals if not police. Meyers and others said hit officers should undergo their guns drawn and create from raw material. "but your finger shouldn't be on the trigger unless you're preparing to shoot someone." Culosi's father said Fairfax police protocol of serving warrants with weapons drawn.

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