As always, interesting
and practical pieces for some 250,000 professionals, everyone from
the cop on the beat to the Director of an agency.
And it's interesting
to note that this week The Law Enforcement Bulletin celebrates
its 72nd year of publication--the 72nd year of its "effort
to amplify and render of increased value the current exchange of
criminal identification data among the United States Bureau of
Investigation and law enforcement officials in this country and
abroad."
Those are the
exact opening words, back on September 1, 1932, of Volume 1, Number
1 of this venerable channel of law enforcement communication. Many
things have changed since 1932, but not this. To protect America,
we will continue in all ways possible "to amplify and render
of increased value the current exchange of criminal identification
data among the [FBI] and law enforcement officials in this country
and abroad."
Links: The
Law Enforcement Bulletin Index
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