Closing Out False Flag Tickets

The fifth Strategy in the book, Eliminate Hassles, discusses how problems are truly opportunities to make better policies, procedures, and processes. Cockerell states that employees and customers provide the best insight into how to address problems and improve

About 250 to 300 AMBER Alerts are issued each year. To keep up with changing times AMBER Alerts are moving into the Web network. To be effective, more people need to be reached, and to do this the Internet is needed. The old system when it was activated could take up to an hour for all sources to be reached. In abduction, a rapid response can be crucial. With the new system, partly financed by Hewlett-Packard and other technical companies, one key password can send messages immediately. About thirteen states use this as part of their Alert system. Law enforcement enters

According to Berson and Dubov (2011), there are four typical categories of drivers that explain the need for data management: Business Development, Sales and Marketing; Customer Service; Risk, Privacy, Compliance and Control; and Operational

Efficiently resolved an Agency wide issue. Due to lack of compatibility with Windows 7 I had to find a fix for an issue that prevented user from working on their everyday task.

Promotes high levels of customer service due to considering customers’ health. Holds all parties accountable for their actions due to process review and refinement.

Making sure clients know how to complain. It’s important to make the complaints procedure easy and accessible for everyone, so the clients don’t feel like it’s difficult to make someone know that they’re not happy about something. They also need to be reassured that the complaint is confidential and will be dealt with quickly as these are probably the main factors why people don’t want to complain.

Much of the information received by these call centers needs to make its way back to the parent company. This could be information needed to improve a flaw in a product, or a task that should be continued. The organization should be sure that all information is being properly relayed back and put into effect as needed.

Tactical Benefits: The method allows off-site managers to have confidence in recognizing the problems early and solving them.

As covered in lecture, the e-text also stressed the importance of law enforcement operating with up-to-date with the technology. The e-text also discussed law enforcement at a state level. The North Dakota Public Alerts is a state agency as it serves to protect and aid the entire state of North Dakota, not just a specific jurisdiction of the state.

They may want be interested in increasing staff efficiency and thus provide better service to clients enabling

The First Amendment of the Bill of Rights protects the freedom of speech, religion, and press form government limitations and over reach. The acts of burning an American Flag in protest, a company’s billboard advertisement, and a person choosing to or not to place their hand over their heart are for the national anthem are all examples of what the Supreme Court of the United States has ruled as expressions of speech and are covered actions by the First Amendment.

this case the Court considered whether the First Amendment protected non-speech acts, as Johnson was convicted of flag desecration and not of verbal communication. If acts of non-speech are protected, then would Johnson’s burning of the flag represent expressive conduct which would permit him to invoke the First Amendment in challenging his conviction. The court reiterated its long standing that the protection of speech does not end at written or spoken word, as previously decided in the case of Stomberg v. California, and Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District. The Court acknowledged that conduct may be “sufficiently imbued with elements of communication to fall within the scope of the First and Fourteenth Amendments.” Having reviewed whether the intent to convey a message was present and the likelihood that the message conveyed would be understood, by bystanders, the Court felt that there were sufficient communication elements to bring the First Amendment into play.

“The National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) represents a redesign of the FBI’s summary crime reporting system, the Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) program.”(Levitt, 1998). It is an incident-based reporting system in which agencies collect qualitative and quantitative data on each single crime that is committed and arrest that is made. Data that is reported to the NIBRS can come from various sources such as local, state, and federal automated records systems. It was established in late 1970s due to a large part of law enforcement agencies continuing to express growing dissatisfaction with the narrow scope of information detailed in the UCR.

Handling more than 11 million calls per year, NYC’s 911 system is the largest in the nation. Founded in 1968, it is operated by the New York City Police Department, the Fire Department of NYC and the FDNY Emergency Medical Services, with the Office of Citywide Emergency Communications handling interdepartmental coordination. With approximately one billion files of 911 call recordings in an aging archive storage solution, when NYC’s 911 archive data needed to be migrated to new storage, they needed an expert team.

users mind and the assurance that their grievances will be acknowledged very soon. They tend to