A new order has increased Nashville security company Solaren Risk Management’s fine to $118,000, while suspending their license for 30 days over deploying security guards posing as police.

Three organizations are investing $51,000 to add surveillance cameras and license plate readers across downtown Shreveport.

Norway revoked missile export licences to Malaysia in order to strengthen controls on defence technology developed in Norway, ...

The Justice Department orders sanctuary states to stop blocking undercover license plates for DHS agents, citing danger to ...

Downtown Shreveport can expect new security cameras to be installed following a donation to a local crimefighting initiative.

Frank LaRose gave sensitive Ohio voter data to the DOJ without legal compulsion, raising concerns about misuse and future ...

Hanwha Vision reports that 77.9% of Americans support license plate readers, but many demand strict oversight and ...

Kyle O'Callaghan, 30, caused the death of Marcus Carpenter, 37, who was punched by his killer outside the The Picture House ...

Flock cameras have been utilized by the City of Oklahoma City for the last four years, even amidst public questioning.

The Norwegian foreign ministry said its decision was shaped by evolving security conditions in Europe and around the world ...

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