Sitemap - 2010 - Politically Incorrect News

Sleep deprived doctors are putting patients at risk according to researchers.

Private investigator Ken Brennan investigates a woman raped and beaten in Florida.

Police officers accused of wrongdoing and let go, often find employment with other police departments.

Walmart employees request receipts before exiting stores, two police officers refuse to show receipts.

Minneapolis, Minnesota: Police Gang Strike Force accused of extortion.

Two Department of Justice guides about combat veterans returning to their former police careers.

Police officers finding it difficult to readjust to their jobs after returning from the military.

Card skimmers can be hidden at gas pumps and ATM's.

East Haven, CT: The Justice Department conducts a civil rights investigation into the police department's allegeded discriminatory policing.

Tennessee: Police arrested on domestic abuse charges keep their jobs, is this a national problem?

Prosecutorial misconduct, allows defendants to receive shorter sentences.

Illegal steroid use a growing concern in police departments across the country.

Washington, DC: Breathalyzer calibration results are being questioned as far back as ten years.

Are North Carolina’s State Bureau of Investigation practices which helped prosecutions, common to crime labs across the country?

Juries are not willing to convict people with small amounts of marijuana.

Cross- race misidentification: eyewitness testimony can cause problems.

Will private investigators soon be harrased by police for videotaping or taking pictures?

Are defendants in MA receiving different punishments depending on the politics and biases of the judges before whom they appear.

U. S. is creating a country of spies, right down to your local police department.

IPhone & Android phone "apps" reveal detailed information about its users.

Private investigators can use "Glympse" to track people.

Understanding the nature of footwear impression evidence.

Texas: Man sues police officer and claims he was texting while driving using his "Mobile Data Computer" in his police cruiser.

Corrections Corporation of America the nation's largest private prison company is accused of beating inmates and more.

Many foreclosures have been thrown into question because of false attorney signatures.

MA: Court officers allegedly involved in the political patronage "pay-for-play" scandal.

MA: Private universities fight releasing police reports to the public.

Two studies have found at least 40% of police officer families experience domestic violence.

10 Tips for protecting your jewelry from thieves.

Los Angeles, CA: Jeremy Marks, a special education student was arrested for filming an LAUSD campus cop hitting a student.

Does a police state exist in Rhode Island? Some juveniles that verbally offend truant officers are sent to jail.

Salem, MA: Police officer charged with drunk driving, steroid possession.

NJ: Police & firefighters on steroids provided by a doctor, how rampant is steroid use in other departments across the country?

Private investigators will find Psychology Today, the poor man's polygraph tests parts1-5 to be helpful when conducting interviews.

Missouri: Man charged with "obstructing government operations" because he refused to allow a deputy to search his house without a warrant.

What are the odds someone else has used your Social Security number? One in seven.

Jurors across the U. S. are using Facebook, Twitter and smart phones which cause mistrials, appeals and overturned verdicts.

New study claims prosecutorial misconduct is rampant in California.

The U. S. Justice Department allegedly conceals its own investigations of misconduct from the public.

It has never been easier or more dangerous to record the police.

In a span of 30 years Texas executed 464 people and only 12 people on death row were exonerated.

Criminals find the key to vehicle ignition immobilizers.

Police use fingerprint scans in Raleigh, North Carolina how soon will police departments everywhere attempt the same thing.

Private investigators being hired to conduct surveillance's of employees when they call in sick.

Chicago police subdued 700 people last year and the police decide against investigating every time an officer uses a Taser.

When did the U. S. become a communist country? The DHS "If you see something say something" campaign promises to makes spies of your neighbors.

When prosecuting people for attempted crimes, does the Federal government go too far in making cases against citizens?

Michigan: Police department's had "ticket qoutas."

The Homeland Environment Threat Analysis Division of the TSA will allegedly put citizens who are critical of them on the "Do Not Fly List."

NYPD and their Internal Affairs Bureau has serious issues, how many other police departments have similar issues?

GlaxoSmithKline, often paid ghostwriters to pen medical studies, editorials and a textbook that listed physicians as the authors.

U.S. Department of Justice: Indicators of school crime and safety 2010 report.

Criminals are using handheld audio players and cheap spy cams to make ATM skimmers.

Juvenile Justice System guide is a comic book posted on the ABA Journal website.

Nobel prize winning economist Joseph Stiglitz says: Bankers who have commited fraud etc., should be jailed.

MA: Listing of private investigators who have experience in online abuse and offer victims discounts on the WHOA website.

Working to Halt Online Abuse: Help for those with personal cyberstalking terrorists.

Philadelphia case to test how far “Stop And Frisk” policy can go.

One in every seven hospitalized Medicare patients are harmed by treatment mistakes.

HTTPS Everywhere is a Firefox extension, it encrypts your communications with a number of major websites.

How to verify if an email address is real or fake.

MA: Posts pharma payments to health providers.

Texas: Civil rights, judicial bias surround a drug case.

MA: Millions for sheriffs to spend where are the state watchdogs?

Yahoo! Clues divulges personal information on searches.

Police in MA. and other states are using new hardware and software to instantly scan license plates and check registrations.

Predictive modeling for private passenger automobile insurance, Pdf.

Boston Globe graphic: Probation employees connected to politicians and court officials

The smallest spy camera in the world lets you take 1.3MP still pictures as well as record up to 16 hours of high resolution (640x480 dpi) color video and sound.

Vermont: State police refuse to release information regarding state trooper Michael Studin's 133 mph. speeding ticket.

300 page report of the Independent Counsel on the MA probation department.

A federal judge ordered a new trial yesterday citing flawed scientific evidence in an arson case.

New Haven, CT: Police are accused of threatening and confiscating camera phones if they record their actions.

FDA knew more than 28,000 defibrillators were defective and evidence suggests the companies that sold them were also aware of the defects.

Medicare patients are plagued by mistakes at hospitals and by the staff.

Texas requires every new computer repair technician to have a private investigator's license.

On the lighter side, this woman will not require a private investigator.

Texas: DNA evidence ignored and nearly destroyed by the prosecution, did they kill an innoncent man?

Attleboro, MA. police officer Richard Pierce Jr. was suspended for allegedly lying about using a taser to subdue a suspect.

The Allied Pilots Association is concerned over the amount of radiation people are exposed to from the advanced imaging technology body scanners used at many airports.

Obituarieshelp.org is a new website that private investigators and attorneys could find useful.

People rally against surveillance cameras in Syracuse, NY.

Police agencies review applicants social media activities during background checks.

Electronic spy camera T-shirt

Tips on how to investigate a "no body" or missing persons homicide case.

James Powers, former director of the Pennsylvania office of homeland security, destroyed the original intelligence reports he received from the Institute of Terrorism Research and Response.

The Pennsylvania homeland security office engaged in domestic surveillance of citizens. Is the Institute of Terrorism Research and Response, a private intelligence contractor to blame?

The Maryland state police department is fighting a freedom of information request that it must release documents concerning racial profiling.

SocialMiner: New software allows employers to spy on Twitter, Facebook, social networks.

Bankers and financial firms are spying on you and monitoring your bill payments etc.

Australia: Browser beware as political websites plant spy devices otherwise known as " flash cookies."

"The future of privacy: How privacy norms can inform regulation"

State Police in West Virginia deny freedom of information requests, which has become the "norm" for similar requests in many police departments nationwide.

Private prison companies have a plan and a new business model: to lock up illegal immigrants. The profitable plan is what they believe to be the next big market in the U. S.

Homeland Security and law enforcement monitors Tweets.

Facebook updates lead authorities to California parole jumper after 12 years on the lam.

TSA officer plants fake cocaine in passenger's luggage as a prank.

As processors become more powerful are seven- character passwords inadequate?

Are police still targeting blacks and minorities?

The International Association of Chiefs of Police, in a September survey of 728 police departments nationwide, found 81 percent already use social media.

Private investigator occupational outlook handbook, 2010-11 Edition

The National Institute of Justice: Police lineups; making eyewitness identification more reliable.

Cellphone security is a growing concern.

Massachusetts open records or freedom of information guide.

The Open Government Guide is a complete compendium of information on every state's open records and open meetings laws.

Suspicious activity reporting programs or SAR will have a negative affect on private investigators and the U. S. public.

Android App. called "Secret SMS Applicator" forwards private text messages, without the owners knowledge.

Qik.com is a new website that private investigators will find useful, when recording video with a cell phone. Users can stream live video or have instant online backup.

Mobile x-ray vans can peer through clothing and into homes.

Study finds street stops by N.Y. police unjustified in tens of thousands of stops over six years.

Hawaii: Police accused of falsifying police reports and manipulating DUI cases.

Understanding the world of cellular telephones: Part 1

A clash between prosecutors and forensic scientists in Minnesota bares a long-standing ethical dispute.

No discipline for New Orleans cop in 15 shooting incidents, 50 complaints!

MA: Bristol County Sheriff race leaves many questions.

MA: Representative Thomas Petrolati, a legislative leader with huge sway over probation department.

Florida: Hillsborough deputy under investigation over Facebook pictures.

MA: Jeffrey Asher fired as Springfield cop for beating of Melvin Jones III

A Peek Inside the State Department’s FOIA Procedures.

The Center for Public Integrity is dedicated to producing original investigative journalism about significant public issues to make institutional power more transparent and accountable.

Free thinkers, non conformists, those that question authority can be labeled mentally ill by psychiatrists.

Police in Florida using tracking devices and GPS locators in cell phones to track suspects.

Judicial independence, should judges be held accountable?

Is the vehicle your driving mean you're more likely to be cited for a traffic violation?

Vermont: ACLU concerned over cell phone tracking of people in criminal and civil cases.

ProPublica: Searchable database allows you to input your doctors name and see if your doctor received drug company money.

Minneapolis, Minnesota: Police strip search a man in public!

How accurate are the "most dangerous city or neighborhood" rankings?

Drug Recognition Experts how accurate are they?

A Columbia University professor sues the Philadelphia police department over a questionable traffic stop.

A company makes the first ever shoot through bag for private investigators and photographers.

Private investigator, Diop Kamau videotapes police abuse across the country.

New Jersey: Questions arise about K-9 certification, what are the requirements for police departments across the country?

Mortgage experience not necessary to work for financial institutions who would foreclose on properties.

Detroit: A Judge and two police officers accused of commiting perjury.

Private investigators and attorneys requesting public records? Threats work best.

When police are accused of misconduct who conducts the investigation? If it's in Saxonburg, PA it could be the very officer accused of making the harassing phone calls etc.

Massachusetts: Eli Damon who was arrested on wiretapping charges for videotaping a policeman during a traffic stop had his charges dropped last month.

Civilian investigators are taking over police duties across the country.

Legal advice isn't a liability shield for police.

Prosecutors at the District Court level have no public accountability and even less punishment by state bars.

Austin, Texas is working to create "Driving While Ability Impaired", the newest way to raise revenue.

Are incarcerated kids turned into drug addicts by the state?

Bureau of Justice: Gang units in large local law enforcement agencies.

Prosecutorial immunity in the news, will a change finally happen?

Nearly 70% of police agencies cut back or eliminated training programs this year.

Massachusetts: State medical examiner's credentials called into question.

Knock-and-talk interviews by police happen daily across the country. Civil libertarians and some lawyers criticize the use of these controversial doorstep encounters.

Massachusetts property lines, links.

Can you be forced to turn over your social network passwords in a civil case?

What is the real cost of incacerating people in the U. S.

Report by the U. S. Department of Justice regarding DNA backlogs.

Mobile X-ray vans hit US streets how much radiation will the public be exposed to?

Pennsylvania: Prison guard can't hold a private investigator license.

Current Issue of The Police Chief Magazine, "The Professional Voice of Law Enforcement."

NPPA protests TSA poster depicting "Suspicious" Photographer, could private investigators become suspected terrorists while conducting photo surveillances?

A not guilty finding means your still stuck paying the bills, The Justice Department won't help you.

Texas court reverses conviction in dog scent case are dog scent hits, etc. junk science?

New report questions biometric technologies in solving and fighting crimes.

How to track your laptop or Android cell phone if it's stolen.

Have you deleted all your information on your cell phone before recycling or selling it?

Prosecutorial misconduct in the news again, the commonality is they can't be prosecuted for misconduct.

The Illinois State police "Fusion Center" is operating in secrecy, how many others are doing the same?

U.S. Department of Justice: Crime analysis for problem solvers in 60 small steps.

Pennsylvania state police narratives are not public records, how will this affect private investigators?

FBI targeted "non-violent" activitists for years and improperly placed some of them on terrorism watchlists.

SBI bloodstain analysis team had no guidelines for 21 years. Is this a concern for other departments?

Forensic science evidence can be flawed, misleading, remarkably unscientific, and sometimes flat wrong.

Mississippi: Two men exonerated after 30 years in prison, calls into question confessions and guilty pleas.

Could your pilot be drunk, overtired etc. are the present regulations enough?

Wisconsin: Prosecutor who 'sexted' victim won't resign.

FOIA requests from the Milwaukee police department for newspapers & private investigators is an expensive proposition.

Private investigator hired to investigate an Allentown PA firefighter.

A private prison in Phoenix, AZ is blamed for two murders.

Before you fly, do you know the condition of your pilot?

False confessions: How the innocent admit, are convicted of crimes they didn't commit.

Eyewitness Evidence: A Trainer‘s Manual for Law Enforcement (2003)

Another piece of evidence comes forward showing the NYPD have quotas. How many other police departments have "performance goals" or quotas?

Sheriffs in North Carolina want the lists of patients using painkillers etc. Will other state law enforcement departments follow?

The role of lawsuits in law enforcement decision making.

Massachussetts: Scientists questioning arson investigative practices that were used for years.

Small police departments like the one in Conway, NH indicate they may lack training in photo array procedures, etc.

Can a Password Save Your Cell Phone from the Search Incident to Arrest Doctrine?

Close to 100 people tasered in the U.S. in 2009 and nearly 4 deaths per month can be linked to being tasered.

MDPD’s “Terrorist Awareness Guide” turns private investigators and photographers into suspected terrorists

As far as I can tell Accurint Killer is now just called Accurint.

Getunvarnished.com claims to be an online resource for building, managing, and researching professional reputation.

Is criminal profiling flawed?

Hackensack NJ police chief accused of owning a private investigation company and hiring off-duty police officers to work for him.

Can dead flowers cause a house fire?

The five real reasons police pull you over.

Miami-Dade police officer claims fellow officers lie.

Some precincts in the NYPD have quotas to fill and the Patrolmen's Benovolent Association allegedly sanctioned the quotas.

Recent changes to the Miranda warning will affect cases that private investigators work on.

Filming police without their consent is a concern for private investigators.

A Detroit juror blogs on facebook about a guilty verdict for a trial.

Protecting yourself if you use IPhone apps.(geotags) etc.

Researcher creates clearinghouse of 14 million hacked passwords.

ASCLD-LAB accreditation for crime labs raises serious questions.

Vans equipped with X-ray scanners are being used in the U. S. and we don't know which law enforcement agency is using them.

After Katrina, New Orleans cops were told they could shoot looters.

Cutbacks force police to curtail calls for some crimes.

Blood spatter analysis test

Don't become a target for identity theft.

A new software program claims to aid law enforcement in determining who is most likely to commit a crime.

Indianapolis police actions called into question. An investigator discovers a lack of certification for a medical assistant and health clinic.

Will Iris scanners become prevelant in the U. S.?

Flying in the U. S.? You could be interrogated by TSA agents using gestapo/communistic interrogation methods?

When it comes to DNA matches, you can prove almost anything using statistics.

"Making Police Reforms Endure" U. S. Department of Justice, April 2010.

Are arson investigations an art or science?

Fallible DNA evidence can mean prison or freedom, would you trust DNA evidence?

Pastor acquitted in Interstate 8 checkpoint incident for exercising his constitutional rights.

More police officers are using social networking websites.

What is wrong with the FDA, does their relationship with drug companies put the public at risk?

Pdf. of what SBI forensic (crime lab) analysts were to say in Court until Aug 11, 2010

In 38 states (MA included) crime labs report directly to prosecutors or police, what could possibly go wrong?

What is the relationship with Google the NSA, FBI, DEA and law enforcement?

Five years after Hurricane Katrina, new evidence emerges of police beatings in New Orleans.

Internet privacy a growing concern.

I can stalk U website

IPhone and smart phone data leaves a trail of evidence behind for authorities.

Boston Globe: The state lacks a comprehensive database to track what kind of training police officers have undergone.

Some doctors try to profit on cosmetic surgery's rise.

Stalking people by using their cell phone to track them is a growing concern.

Time Magazine: Should videotaping the police really be a crime?

A private investigator in Oregon is credited by NBC's Dateline for freeing a wrongly convicted man.

Google's Location Aware Browsing

A Hacker uses Google Street View data to stalk its victims.

Cyber attacks on smart phones a growing trend.

Do you know who's watching you?

Online banking still has many security issues.

Your smart phone applications are watching you, much more closely than you might like.

More than 800,000 people are arrested on marijuana charges each year in the United States, many on the basis of an error-prone test.

A photographer is arrested for taking pictures in public and settles with Amtrak for an undisclosed five figure sum.

Rape charges dropped after deleted messages were recovered from iPhone.

A security firm uncovers a scam in which $9 million in fake checks were issued using data stolen online.

No need for private investigators in San Francisco. Next January they want to use civilian investigators to conduct interviews.

Schools are putting children at risk of identity fraud by obtaining their Social Security numbers.

The Privacy, Civil Rights, and Civil Liberties Compliance Verification for the Intelligence Enterprise.

Law Enforcement Intelligence: A guide for state, local and tribal law enforcement agencies.

Lifelock's total fines to date $12 Million, do Identity theft prevention services really work?

Familial DNA searching or kinship searching in the news.

BP wants to keep scientists from divulging their findings for three years by offering them consulting contracts (bribes). How will this affect private investigators hired to research the oil leak?

The state of Texas is accused of killing another innocent man.

Freedom of Information is a public right, even though the government continues to play games with requests.

Police in CA accused of wrongdoing find jobs with other police departments; is this a national trend?

Proposed new Federal ID to use the internet.

For two years running, the Baltimore Fire Chief fails to identify and prosecute firefighters at the National Firefighting convention.

Minnesota: Human error in a Tri-County Lab affects 111 DUI cases.

Taking photos in public places is not a crime in the July issue of Popular Mechanics.

2010 National Police Misconduct Statistical Report

Accused billionaire pedophile hired private investigators in a disturbing story.

Doctors notes will aid private investigators according to the OpenNotes project.

Spokeo sued for divulging people's financial, personal data.

Why is their a growing number of prosecutions for videotaping police?

Pay-per-cop coming to a neighbohood near you?

Crime scene in the UK draws a blank.(pun intended)

When is it ok to launder drug money? If you're a large U. S. bank you don't need to worry!

USA Today: when citizens film police, it shouldn't be a crime.

Nurses who have been suspended in one state can move to another state and find work.

How much of a trackers testimony is accurate and how much of it is "Junk Science."

Doctor's don't blow the whistle on colleagues.

A helpful narcotics dog website for private investigators.

"Stop, Question, Frisk" is standard operating procedure by police in NY. Is this a common practice in other police departments?

Is your state selling your personal driving information? Ohio sells their personal driving information which includes SSN #'s in some cases.

A recent study in San Antonio, Texas shows that a full moon has no effect on the frequency of crime etc.

When the police control the press, what are we losing as private investigators and U. S. citizens?

A woman in Santa Ana, CA purchases a pre-paid cell phone and makes false charges against two people.

Sam Walker's website is a good resource for private investigators.

Private investigators may find that many doctors post on Facebook or Tweeter.

IPhones store lots of personal data.

When do wiretapping laws go too far? NH and MA police are charging citizens with wiretapping or other ridiculous charges.

What is a hackers favorite spot to steal your credit card information? If you guessed a hotel you'd be right.

The Massachusetts secretary of state’s office, released 139,000 resident's SSN numbers and more to a private company.

British Petroleum and the Texas police detain a photographer for taking pictures in public!

British Petroleum and The U. S. Coast Guard keeping the public from discovering the truth about the gulf oil spill.

Are pot busts across the country in actuality policing for profit?

Female private investigators in the news.

Identity theft rose nearly 37% from 2005-2007 according to The Bureau of Justice Statistics.

Law enforcement agencies in Northern Virginia say you have no right to know what they’re doing.

An arson fire in Lowell, MA circa 1982 raises doubts as to it's origins.

Police and private investigators are not the only people monitoring your tweets etc.

IPhone & IPad users beware Apple collects & shares your precise location.

El Reno, Oklahoma police taser an 86 year old grandmother while in her bed.

Oregon appeals court throws out DUI eye test, calls it unscientific.

A judge has ruled that the University of California police illegally searched the camera of a photojournalist.

Texas: A homeowner is arrested for taking a picture of a police officer while in his own home.

Maryland: Anthony Graber could face 16 years in prison for violating the states wiretapping law.

Formspring is the latest teen and college phenomenon it can be a great resource for private investigators.

A prison company in TX is accused of fabricating evidence etc. who's monitoring the private prisons?

Woodman family settles with the Boston Police for $3 Million.

How the demand for DNA testing continues to outstrip the capacity of crime laboratories to process these cases.

16 ways to get out of a jury summons.

Police in Brockton, MA use a new IPhone application that uses facial recognition to identify suspects.

Arson investigation in LA led to a man's wrongful conviction.

How to be safe and secure on social networking websites.

Washington, DC is the second state this year that has flawed DUI tests. Can we trust the accuracy of the equipment?

BP purchases search engine phrases, will private investigators have to dig deeper to uncover the facts in future investigations?

Is the science of micro-expressions (behavior detecting by TSA agents) junk science?

A mother in San Bernadino, CA used Facebook to locate her kidnapped children.

PDF Geni is a great resource website for private investigators.

In LA police can enter a home without a warrant if they hear an animal in distress.

How the police can seize your stuff when you have not been proven guilty of anything.

Taking a video with audio can get you arrested in many states including MA.

Catch cheating spouses by checking Facebook accounts.

Texas: Dog scent lineup is called junk science.

In Ohio you can be ticketed if an officer thinks you're going too fast. Can this become law in other states?

The Supreme Court ruled today, suspects must say they want to be silent and ask for an attorney to invoke their Miranda protections!

When looking for cheating spouses Discreet Adultery.com is a new website private investigators should check.

FDA warns at least 43 drug factories in the U. S. for failing to correct shoddy maufacturing practices.

100's of EMT's, paramedics, a few Boston Firefighters and police are working with fake credentials.

NJ: Mistrial declared because jurors used cell phones during trial.

$200 Million wasted by the TSA attempting to identify terrorists and persons of interest using microexpressions etc.

Fewer than 5% of people have food allergies according to a recent study done by the JAMA

Shortcuts taken in a NY crime lab may affect thousands of cases, could this be happening in other crime labs?

In Arizona, defense attorney's call into question the scientific validity of shoe print evidence.

What's in bottled water and why isn't it regulated?

Does your web browser leave a unique trackable signature?

How to hide secret files in plain sight.

Indiana's Toxicology Chief resigns amid review, do other states have similar issues?

Mentally ill people are three times more likely to be incarcerated than hospitalized.

Flawed DUI tests in Colorado lead to 206 errors to date and 9 DUI's tossed out.

Dog scent evidence thrown out in capital case in Houston.

How Congress Is Eroding the Criminal Intent Requirement in Federal Law.

Will Homeland Security intelligence target all U. S. citizens?

A Spokeo search can divulge your personal information, use this link to remove your name etc.

The American Statistical Association supports reform of our country's forensic science system.

Security hole in Facebook allows you to view your friends live chats.

Top 10 Secrets of Effective Liars

Are retail store thefts in the U. S. a result of organized crime rings?

A national database for anyone who needs a perscription.

Stolen Facebook Accounts for sale across the U. S.

Campaign contributions are difficult to track.

Wiretaps across the country rise 26%.

Are we living in a police state? Watch the full length DVD on this blog.

Tyler Sanchez from Denver, Colorado could use a private investigator's services.

A waitress on disablity is caught stripping by private investigators.

Will prosecutors ever be held accountable for their actions?

Recover lost files on your computer using an Unbutu Live CD

FAA tells pilots not to play games or use their laptops in the cockpit!

Flaws Are Found In State Child-Abuse Registries Across The Country.

Must a citizen provide their ID to a police officer?

Blippy.com can show a private investigator what online purchases people make using a debit or credit card.

Digital copiers hard drives retain records of files etc.

An online journalist working for the Michigan Messenger locates a sex offender using social networking sites.

False imprisonment charges lead people to be categorized as sexual offenders!

Crime lab in San Francisco has more problems. How is evidence stored in other states?

A judge in MA calls into question forensic evidence.

Buying judges, coming to a state near you.

If you think your passwords are safe, you should checkout this blog: "How I'd Hack Your Weak Passwords."

Biometric scans for traffic stops in Milwaukee!

Phishing cell phone scam in Boise, Idaho will soon be coming to a city near you.

If you're pregnant in Seattle, Washington and refuse to sign a traffic ticket, you can be tasered legally!

The Perscription Project informs the public of physicians receiving gifts and money from drug and medical manufacturers.

The government wants to track people in airports usings their cell phones, what could possibly go wrong?

On a lighter note, this woman won't need a private investigator.

CORI reform in MA will it be a reality?

A new tool for private investigators Accurint Killer is set to be unveiled this month.

Federal Court documents are more widely available and at a lower cost.

The EFF posts information on how law enforcement agencies use social networking sites to gather information.

Dallas police want your blood if you're accused of an OUI.

Forensic Science in need of reform, claims Clifford Spiegelman.

Guide on how to erase information from your hard drives and thumb drives.

Lifelock admits to misleading the public and ordered to pay $12 Million.

Medical identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes in the country.

Is organized crime behind your local shoplifting?

Do the New Mexico state police officers have to reach a quota for writing citations?

In New York the police admit to making arrests to fill a quota, how many other police departments have similar quota's?

Are Mexican drug cartels active in every state?

The dirty truth about DNA results and why the FBI doesn't want the information made public.

Recover lost images & files from your web browser

Cyber security experts claim online banking is not safe.

Cryptome. org has posted guides from social media websites that law enforcement agencies request.

"Please rob me" website, reminds people not to post their travel plans etc. on social networking sites.

Does the new Facebook privacy settings allow your personal information to be compromised?

Is the CIA & the NSA spying and collecting data from social networking sites?

OUI checkpoints are a cash cow for some states.

Tips on how to avoid email phishing attacks.

No reasonable expectation of privacy for anyone using a cell phone, that is what the Obama administration is asking for.

Will the police be allowed to read anyone's emails?

Google Buzz posts a person's contact information on their public profile page.

Could carrying Arabic flash cards get you detained at an airport?

Could "Familial DNA" testing become the norm across the country?

167 Colorado DUI tests flawed, how many other tests across the country have similar issues?

The IRB Exchange "The Investigators Network" is a great website for private investigators to post questions.

Hiring a private investigator does not violate a restraining order.

Most people use the same passwords for numerous accounts.

Gangs are using Facebook or Twitter to boast about their criminal exploits.

Flex Your Rights is a great watchdog website for everyone interested in protecting your civil rights.

The International Association for Identification, provides many useful links and information for attorney's and private investigators.

$60 Billion lost to health care fraud each year, according to Attorney General Eric Holder.

When investigating an auto accident private investigators should not forget to look at the "black box" data.

Be careful what you post on Facebook it could add more time to your sentence.

Google toolbar track users' browsing history even when turned off!

DA's in California don't like a judge's ruling, so they call for a boycott.

A supposed electrocution threat was used in a New Jersey prison to intimidate an inmate.

Fake phone ID's are being used by people across the country.

Physicians making money promoting pharmaceutical companies, raises ethical questions.

Incareration nation, half a million inmates who could be free are locked up because they can't afford bail.

Who's responsible for the alleged murder of Kenneth Howe at a North Andover police sobriety checkpoint?

California officials received a number of bad results from a forensic lab, who's double checking the results in our country's forensic labs?

Flash cookies pose a security problem to anyone browsing the internet.

Overlapping technologies track individuals and share information concerning their movements day or night.

Here are two more podcast links for private investigators. There are approx. 100+ podcasts available.

Comparative bullet lead analysis by the FBI played a role in 2,500 cases nationwide.

If you lose your laptop, how secure are your passwords?

Two party consent when recording with audio is still an issue in MA.

Social networking jurors posing a problem in courtrooms.

Federal government releases nursing home study.

A Federal study shows a lack of standards for sealing cases.

Strengthening Forensic Science in the United States a Path Forward.

Mortgage fraud on the rise in Tampa FL and across the U. S.