Creating an Access Policy: A Delicate Balancing Act Following a spree of school shootings across the nation, the state of Idaho dispatched inspectors to see how easily they could gain unauthorized entry to some 80 campuses. In almost every case, the inspectors were able to get in through points other than the main entrance. On … Continued
Diane Bigda By CATHARINE HAMM Question: A client who was traveling for the holidays stayed at a luxury hotel in Miami. She used the hotel’s VIP butler services. As she prepared to leave, the butler packed the trunk. She locked it in the presence of several other persons and did not unlock it until she arrived, … Continued
Two Bend Patrol Services Officers are recovering today after being assaulted during a transport of a mental crisis patient last night. CEO Nick Thompson stated, “This is difficult demanding work and these Officers showed incredible professionalism in dealing with this out of control subject”. Neither suffered serious injury and are expected to make a full … Continued
Less than a day after two bombs exploded near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, Paul Stapleton’s business had already doubled. Stapleton is the corporate director of the New York-based Stapleton Group, which provides bomb-sniffing dogs. Since the explosions in Boston, he has fielded calls from three sporting arenas and some Wall Street firms … Continued
Plans to stop people using one of world’s most deadly suicide spots for their last goodbye include huge nets to preserve lives. One of America’s most magnificent and recognisable landmarks is expected to be subject to new measures aimed at shaking off its least welcome superlative – most lethal. Operators of the Golden Gate Bridge … Continued