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Friday, May 9, 2008

Crime: Eight Accused of Robbing, Torturing Drug Dealers

Filed under: New York — Tags: , , , , , — Matt @ 9:16 AM

     Another example of the kind of commitment some criminals are willing to put into a crime, and how brutal and technical they actually can become.  I like reading these stories, because it helps me to understand the criminal mindset.  Plus, these kinds of crimes are uniquely brazen and well thought out, and deserve some study.  

    Just like the security professional strives to be a student of their profession, a criminal who wants to be successful must do the same with their profession.  These kinds of crimes, can inspire other criminals and give them a model of success.  That is why it is so important to study these kinds of criminal acts, so you can predict their possible next move or recognize a situation, so you can combat it.  –Head Jundi

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Eight accused of robbing, torturing drug dealers

Story Highlights

  • Eight men charged with robbery conspiracy, drug dealing, other crimes
  • Authorities say gang committed scores of holdups in past five years
  • One victim says they threatened to squeeze his testicles with pliers

NEW YORK (AP) — A gang of police impersonators abducted and tortured cocaine traffickers, forcing them to hand over multimillion-dollar stashes by holding their families hostage or threatening to squeeze their testicles with pliers, authorities said Tuesday.

An indictment unsealed in federal court in Brooklyn, New York, charged eight men with robbery conspiracy, drug dealing and an array of other crimes.

Since spring 2003, the gang injured about 100 people while committing 100 holdups targeting large-scale traffickers in New York, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Florida, investigators said. (more…)

Thursday, May 8, 2008

Jobs: Law Enforcement Advisors, Iraq and Afghanistan

Filed under: Afghanistan,Iraq,Jobs — Tags: , , , — Matt @ 11:35 AM

 NEK

Apply Online
Category: Intelligence
Title: Law Enforcement Advisors
Post Date: 4/11/2008
Description:
NEK is seeking additional, highly skilled Law Enforcement Personnel (LEP) consisting of experienced criminal enterprise investigators in support of designated U.S. Army and Marine Corps units operating in Iraq and Afghanistan. Some opportunities exist for stateside LEP position for those with both extensive LE and management experience. Minimum LEP experience is from 5 – 10 years to be considered for any position within this contract. Border Patrol, Customs, Federal, Municipal and County LEP are encouraged to apply (more…)

Jobs: Security Force Officer, Pacific Ocean/Alaska

Filed under: Alaska,Jobs — Tags: , , , , — Matt @ 11:18 AM

This company has a lot of interesting opportunities for guys up in Alaska and the Pacific Ocean. Check out their employment section, to look at jobs that might be in your area. –Head Jundi

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Chenega 

 http://www.chenega.com/

Job Description:

Chenega Security & Protection Services, LLC
Job Description

Job Title: Security Force Officer
Contract: Missile Defense Agency Sea Based X-Band Radar (SBX-1)
Reports To: Shift Security Lead
FLSA Status SCA Full-time Non-Exempt (Rotational)
Work Location: Sea Based X-Band Radar (SBX-1) vessel and Adak, AK (including Kuluk Bay) and other locations as required
Summary:
The Security Force Officer provides security services for Missile Defense Agency (MDA) in support of government security requirements for the SBX-1 radar platform, and on-shore in Adak, AK, in support of PSB cargo handling and transfer operations and patrol boat operations when the vessel is moored in Kuluk Bay at Adak, AK. The Security Force Officer will be capable of, and are authorized to, respond to Force Protection Conditions (FPCON) and Maritime Security (MARSEC) measures in accordance with the Statement of Work up to and including deadly force. (more…)

Funny Stuff: Bodyguard Interviews

Filed under: Funny Stuff,Video — Tags: , , — Matt @ 10:42 AM

News: 100 Mile-Per-Hour Battle-Buggie Competition

Filed under: News,Technology — Tags: , , , , , — Matt @ 9:13 AM

    Boy, with this mad dash to produce a product, I think it would be fun to see one of the shows on  Horse Power TV(Spike Network) produce a prototype.  Blackwater has a vehicle that they are going to throw into the ring, and this should be interesting to see who wins this. –Head Jundi 

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Artist Rendering of ITV 

Army Eyes 100 Mile-Per-Hour Battle-Buggies
By Noah Shachtman May 05, 2008 | 1:35:00
PMCategories: Ground Vehicles
  
 The U.S. military is looking for light, high-speed four-wheelers that can zip troops around battlezones.  And just about every major player in the defense industry — including Blackwater — is lining up to supply the vehicles.

Military vehicles have generally gotten heavier in recent years, to protect troops from roadside bombs and other threats.  “The latest Humvee model, the M1151, weighs in at more than 5 tons, twice the weight of the original, unarmored M998,” GovExec.com notes. “The military’s new ‘Mine-Resistant Ambush-Protected’ vehicle program is awarding contracts to build wheeled transports as heavy as 40 tons.”

Dean Lockwood, a Forecast International analyst, tells Defense News, “With the way they have up-armored the Humvees, they are too heavy to do many of the missions they were originally intended to do.” Moreover, he said, up-armored Humvees strain Army helicopters.

So “the U.S. Army, Marine Corps and Special Operations Command may order thousands of rugged, high-tech, high-speed vehicles that can climb mountains, rescue fallen comrades and lead quick-strike assault teams in combat,” Defense News’ Kris Osborn reports.  “Service officials are eyeing pro­totypes and early versions of sev­eral existing vehicles, including ones that can hit 100 mph on roads. [Army] engineers are also exploring individual technologies that may give vehicles the suspen­sion to handle rigorous terrain at high speed.” (more…)

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