the former chief of prevention police, farjad , described the situation of equipping officers' uniforms as follows: nearly 10,000 cameras have been installed. on regular clothes it emphasized that the requirements needed to perform legal duties and the meaning of the assigned parts of officers' uniforms with cameras or installing cameras in patrol cars are among the legal requirements of article 44 of the code of criminal procedure, while the former police commander of the country in the last months of his service. regarding the provision of a part of these cameras with internal production, we ordered the honorable ministry of defense , which produces them for us, and the country's law enforcement requested the allocation of a special budget for the implementation of this plan. dear president let's talk, honorable majlis, we talked and promised, god willing, if this happens, the year 1402 will be a relatively good year for you . razi sed and sima news agency helps his mother more. the children have siblings and aunts and uncles from the previous generation. in demography, uncle is known

the police uniform goes back to the year 2017, when in july, the former head of the prevention police said that the uniform is usually equipped with a camera in two months, that is, in september of the same year, so that its image can be used in the courts if necessary . oh, my dear, he knows that this is a person after all there is still no news of the full implementation of golberg intersection. before this, the former head of the prevention police, farjad, described the situation of equipping officers' uniforms like this . there should be close to 10,000 cameras. this number should be 3 times the number of the guests of the islamic council in the report that was published in regarding the cause of mrs. m's death, he emphasized that the installation of cameras on clothes, such as officers' clothing with cameras or the installation of cameras in patrol cars , is one of the legal requirements of article 44 of the criminal procedure code, while the former police chief of the country in the last months of his service failed to provide a part of these cameras are domestically produced an

in july, the former head of the prevention police, farja, said that the uniforms are usually equippedh a camera in two months, in september of the same year, so that if needed, the image can be used in the courts. kenny, the behavior of colleague monroe worked, and secondly, our dear citizen or countryman should know that this is a very strong document. it was supposed to be executed before the judge. 4 years ago, there is still no news of the execution of the former police chief. he explained that nearly 10,000 cameras have been installed , of course, this number should be three times higher than the current number. or installing cameras in patrol cars, among other necessities legality is the subject of article 44 of the code of criminal procedure, while the former commander of the country's law enforcement in the last months of his service informed us of the provision of a part of these cameras with domestic production, and we ordered the honorable ministry of defense to produce this, and the country's law enforcement demands the allocation of a dedicated budget for practical it was

it is not that the fall of the taliban in iran, before this, the former head of the prevention police, farjad, described the situation of equipping the officers' uniforms like this . nearly 10,000 cameras have been installed. the current number should be three times the confidence of the islamic council in a report on the installation in october of this year. durbin emphasized the necessary facilities and requirements in order to fulfill the legal duties and assigned missions of these camera uniforms, amo installed cameras in patrol cars, including the legal requirements of article 44 of the code of criminal procedure , while the former police chief of the country in the last months of his service provided part of these cameras with the domestic production informed us, we ordered the ministry of defense to produce this and the country's law enforcement demanded the allocation of a special budget for the implementation of this plan . you do not have any concerns about the 1402 budget, but we are trying. to fix if this happens, the year 1402 will be a relatively good year for you. hosse

camera device of the police uniform goes back to 2017, when in july, the former head of farja prevention policed that the uniform will usually be equipped with a camera in two months, that is, september of the same year, so that its image can be used in the courts if needed. bring the camera immediately, who will do the behavior of colleague munro, the second function, or our dear compatriot, who knows that finally this is a very strong document in the eyes of the judge, which was supposed to be implemented 4 years ago, there is still no news of full implementation. farja described the situation of equipping officers' uniforms as follows: nearly 10,000 cameras have been handed over , the current number should be 3 times the confidence of october this year. assignments such as clothes officers with cameras, installing cameras in patrol cars is one of the legal requirements of article 44 of the code of criminal procedure, while the former police commander of the country announced in the last months of his service that some of these cameras will be supplied with domestic production . we ordered th

firehouses and police stations, no questions asked, we have found great success in offering them at our recreation centers and signing up for summer camp. the office of violence prevention is working with our new police chief who is a committed partner in community-based police and nonpolice violence interruption work. by seeking new and innovative ways, i am confident that san luis will better and more effectively deploy our public -- saint louis will better and more effectively deploy our public defense methods. [applause] >> our committee member and friend brandon scott once to be with us today but the session is at the same time as the inauguration of wes moore as the governor of maryland and that is an event he cannot miss. representing him today is his office's terrance nash. he will discuss his use of shooting reviews, an important tool. >> thank you. we started the group violence reduction strategy from a plant back in 2021, and he's a social network of individuals -- it needs a social network of individuals who know each other. we have a shooting review, we identify through evidence all of the individuals and their groups associated with them who were either vi

police department. this is part of our city's commitment to reimagine public safety and thinking beyond. lower crime or made our neighbors safer. guns are so prevalent office and violence preventionng to educate communities about the importance of keeping guns out of the reach of children and secured with gun locks. while the city deploys gun locks and firehouses police station, no questions asked we found great successsk offering recreation centers signing up for summer camp. working with our police chief, robert tracy who's a committed partner community based policing and nonpolice interruption violence work. a new and innovative way ofov profit through the violence prevention most will better more effectively deploy public safety resources and coordinate data driven -- thank you. [applause] [applause] >> thank you mayor jones. committee member and friend mayor brandon scott. thesame time as inauguration of the governor of maryland and it's an event mayor scott representing them today and his office, mr. nash serves deputy director production strategy and neighborhood safety and engagement. he will discuss with us on its productive strategy and use of shooting reviews, an impor

preventable . as a serving police preventable. olice officer myself , i was stabbed in officer myself, i was stabbed in the chest by an armed burglar. that devastating effect on my life and i realised devastation of knife crime. so . on 13th of of knife crime. so. on 13th of december 2000 or four, along with people like damilola taylor's father and many other families affected by knife crime, i went to number ten downing street and for uniform, something officers don't do, i wrote a to the queen and every mp and told them that i that knife crime would become an epidemic. if it wasn't effectively dealt with . many effectively dealt with. many people listened. nobody acted . people listened. nobody acted. what are we talking about? almost 20 years on knife crime out of control on the streets of britain . only two years ago in britain. only two years ago in london , we had the highest london, we had the highest homicide child rate on record 30 children were murdered , 27 was children were murdered, 27 was stabbed to death to , were ki

let me say it again. 50 interop speakers can do more than 500 police officers because their job is to prevention. 50 social workers can do more than 500 police officers because their job is prevention. police officers are. and we keep sending money to respond and we're not doing the work on prevention. let me let me give you another example that. richmond, california took a response position. i believe it was probably about 15, 17 years ago. they took a response proposition. they began to hire brothers, used to be in the life to do the interruption. within six years, they had dropped the gun violence rate. by 70% because they took prevention as a priority and not response. they gave every brother a job. they sure did. and they paid them a living wage with insurance. i mean, they could also, you know take care of their families. they had insurance. and so that's that's the model that we have. we keep electing people and we keep allowing lobbies to deter what the policy is going to be in chicago. we know how to fix this, we just need to have people with enough political courage to step forward, to

departments more than 700 people were invited, most of them are minors, police officers conducted and continue to conduct preventive with them. i also explained to my parents the norms of administrative criminal responsibility, well, in addition, the police have already blocked almost 20 channels of such groups that were created with the aim of stabilizing the situation in ukraine, now operational services, together with the cyber police, are establishing sources of funding and an organizer in information channels in order to prevent the enemy from successfully carrying out this operation, let's say so and to warn children against reckless actions. we communicate with school administrations and teaching staff. well, the most important thing is that we would like to appeal to parents and urge them to be friends to their children spend more time with their children support them take an interest in what they do, who they communicate with and how they generally spend their time in their environment lviv and in other regional centers. and if you talk to those teenagers who came to fight or somewhere else , possibly, and

but the bill would not prevent police agencies from using dogs to sniff out bombs or drugs.erkeley mayor jesse are again maybe i in the seat of state senator nancy skinner now are again has filed paperwork to run for the seat next year, as skinner is termed out. she represents parts of berkeley, oakland and richmond. campaign finance records show. our game is forming a campaign committee to run for both the seat and a re election for mayor. no other people have come forward to run for skinner's seat. at this point today, we should know the name of the very lucky person who won the record $2 billion powerball jackpot. the california lottery says it will announce the winners name, but that person will not be present because the winner is declining interviews or public appearances now here in california. lottery winners cannot remain anonymous . the winning ticket was sold near pasadena in november at an auto service center. alright it's 5 17 definitely colder today. steve you said maybe a little snow and the rain headed our way. little bit. yes pamela isn't alex savage, the un

the legislation would create a national police misconduct registry to prevent police officers who arence from being hired by other agencies. it would also end qualified immunity, which protects law enforcement officers from most civil lawsuits. and it would make it easier to prosecute police officers accused of misconduct by lowering the legal standard from willfulness to recklessness. still hard to see a path forward for this bill, but we've heard from leaders of both parties saying they want to at least try. joining us now is trial lawyer, civil rights attorney, and cnbc contributor david henderson. we're glad you're with us today. you had said in the wake of this terrible incident that the memphis police department has received far too much credit for its response because it's just cleaning up a mess that it created in the first place. explain what you mean. >> good morning, jonathan. to make a long story short the memphis police department recruited these officers, trained these officers, created this scorpion unit. recently we're finding out not only did it create the scorpion un

exit can national guard, which began to be organized in 1999 with the formation of the federal preventive police, it has been a 20 plus year search for what is the right type of police force to deploy in the country. in mexico the military was established a little bit over 100 years ago. as an internal security force. mexico had gone through one of the most violent probably the second most bloody civil war in the world in the last century after the soviet revolution. sometimes we forget about that but the mexican military was established with an internal security role not with a national defense mandate. obviously, national defense became or conventional defense of mexico became a role and mission but the day-to-day job of the mexican military has usually been international security. sorry, internal security. so we have the invention of the internal police that was kind of like a cocktail of multiple federal agencies and to back it up, a brigade of military police was smashed into the federal police to give it a little bit of punch. then over the next nine years or so, the federal police evolved

in fact, they prevented police from getting to the scene to officers ultimately had to ditch their own patrol cars and run on foot onto the bridge to make arrests in the end, one person was arrested for dui. another was cited for aiding and abetting. >> and the north bay police, they've arrested a man in vallejo. they say, was actually shining a laser as chp patrols helicopter. well, the chp says it happened last saturday night. look at this. the helicopter crew was flashed by a green laser several times. we've heard about stuff like this before. the crew identified the home where that laser was coming from police to make the arrest shining a laser. if you didn't know at the aircraft is a violation of both state and federal law. >> happening tomorrow, the oakland police commission is going to be meeting to determine whether chief leronne armstrong should be disciplined or returned to service. armstrong has been on paid administrative leave for almost a month now after report ordered by the federal monitor alleged that he mishandled 2 incidents of police misconduct. armstrong has critic

a documentary, critical of prime minister, read the movie that police prevented from being shown across the country. the deb lose all the pot, spoke to canal amazon dot india representative of the committee to protect journalists for a response to the such as quite frankly when i heard about the rid on b, b. c. i was shocked because i never thought that the government of india would go after our international outlet and that to a public broadcaster up a major european country. maybe nothing comes of it. that is this whole argument that sometimes the ruling party and politicians generally any. i'm not specifically related to just be to be this always have nothing to hide, then watch what's the problem. but people don't understand that a journalist job is not to be sitting down and answering questions and helping. you know, i feel food shows and cops scanned their computers, their job is to do journalism. and when you are bringing in these kind of harassment into the news room, you are actually hampering and you know, hindering of free flow of information and press freedom. and does this

amna: once again, the national conversation on how to prevent police killings begins as another lifes. tyre nichols was 29 years old. stephanie: i'm stephanie sy with "newshour west." here are the latest headlines. the federal reserve raised its benchmark short-termnterest rate again by a quarter point. fed chair jerome powell acknowledged that inflation seems to be cooling, but he said additional rate hikes are still likely. >> we are going to be cautious about sending signals that the game is won, because we have a long way to go. it's just it's the early stages of dis-inflation. stephanie: today's rate hikwas the 8th since last march. a winter storm has disrupted life across the southern u.s. for a third day, grounding another 2300 flights and leaving hundreds of thousands without power. in texas, toppled semi-trucks blocked entire highways today. traffic around dallas slowed to a crawl as new bands of sleet, freezing rain, and snow coated roads in ice. the storm is blamed for at least six deaths. the fbi searched president biden's vacation home in delaware today, but the presiden

now this bill would not prevent police from using dogs to sniff out bombs or narcotics or other practices that don't involve biting people like julie. so evan, what are the chances of this bill passing very early on, but we know that law enforcement groups and police unions have a lot of juice in the capital. so as this goes through committee will see how it turns out, but again, it's going to be up to these lawmakers to gain support with their colleagues to see if this gets watered down and eventually or makes it to the governor's desk. in its current state. alright, evan sernoffsky reporting live for us tonight. evan thanks tonight at fremont man is under arrest, accused of a fatal hit and run in the city of san jose. this crash happened just before 11 o'clock last night on north 6 80 right near the barriers of road exit the highway patrols as 49 year old martin ramirez salazar was under the influence and speeding when his pickup truck collided with a ford focus. the 64 year old man driving the ford died at the scene. drinking and driving is a major. hazard. and we went to youtube all r

tyrene nichols in memphis. recorded on video is a glaring reminder that efforts to reform policing have failed to prevent more flesh point incidence and intractable epidemic of police brutality in this country . nearly 32 years ago. rodney kings beating by police in los angeles. prompted hartfield call for change. and yet, here we are 3 decades later, still calling for their change. gabriel alexander was at the gathering in memphis accountability and justice. that was the key message from the family of tyree nichols and also civil rights activists here in memphis. as they held this press conference a day before, tyree nichols, a funeral service will be held. now al sharpton, a national civil rights leader will be giving the you a g at the funeral. but he was here and he spoke, and he said there's not only accountability here in the memphis police department, but something bigger in america also needs to change to prevent further cases of police brutality against young black men. we are here to establish and reclaim. then we are going to continue to fight this fight around police brutality and killing unt

director davis explains they used a data-driven approach to target specific people and to prevent over-policing people who live in high crime areas because he says in many communities it's a handful of people committing the worst crimes by targeting those small number of people that you can basically have an impact on crime about us without the collateral damage of true losing trust legitimacy in the community. the goal of the operation goes beyond just those immediate arrest. the hope is to make a long-term impact on crime in those communities as we work with the community. i think the more we work with him, the more they address the issues of the root causes. he says the operation also aims to help local law enforcement connect with communities to identify why crime is happening and build trust. well, director davis tells me he feels proud of the work done in this operation. also feel for challenged that we need to increase that we need to continue. we need to keep working with our partners because we're just scratching the surface in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> u.s. state department is

director davis explains they used a data-driven approach to target specific people and to prevent over-policing people who live in high crime areas because he says in many communities it's a handful of people committing the worst crimes by targeting those small number of people that you can basically have an impact on crime about us without the cloud will damage of true losing trust legitimacy in the community. the goal of the operation goes beyond just those immediate arrest. the hope is to make a long-term impact on crime in those communities as we work with the community. i think the more we work with him, the more they address the issues of the root causes. he says the operation also aims to help local law enforcement connect with communities to identify why crime is happening and build trust. well, director davis tells me he feels proud of the work done in this operation. also feel for child list that we need to increase, that we need to continue. we need to keep working with our partners because we're just scratching the surface in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> in the north bay, polic

liverpool fans who had been through similar experiences and who, if you like self stewarded and policed that preventedwas only the good fortune liverpool fans who had been through similar experiences and who, if you like self stewarded and policed that prevented something like that happening. it is worth repeating that the report says the collective action of liverpool supporters and i am quoting "was probably instrumental in preventing more serious injuries, and deaths outside the stadium." in this report uefa does seem to have held its hand up, it has apologised, is that enough? up, it has apologised, is that enouuh? ~ . p. up, it has apologised, is that enouuh? ~ , ., , ., up, it has apologised, is that enouuh? , ., _ enough? well it is a bit of empty hollow apology. _ enough? well it is a bit of empty hollow apology, because - hollow apology, because straightaway, before the game had kicked off, uefa and the french authorities have cobbled together a false narrative, and that false narrative was it was fans who had arrived late. you remember on the screen, i was at the stadium on the night. i didn

picture, and the tehran-north freeway, the pictures you see, the congestion of cars and the police preventing these cars from passing through the freeways of north tehran, except for these two open roads in shahriari's words, which are blocked from such as chaharmahal and bakhtiari, whose status has been declared red, but still the axis of kohrang mosque of suleiman and cheri shah mansouri and taraz chaharmahal bakhtiari, in addition, in fact, in isfahan, these are still blocked, and it is raining in most of the provinces of isfahan, khorasan, razavi, north semnan, tehran, alborz. golestan, mazandaran and several provinces it is still going on that compatriots can contact the three-digit number 141 rahdari to get information about the latest state of the country's roads and get enough information from the atomic register. thank you very much, mr. fatemi. thank you for your reply. thank you for your attention, my dear countrymen . in one of the cities in tehran, we encountered plaques that were made on three sides . park and green space of this real estate possibility an experimental body with

will be many, many people trying to fight on and making police reform real police reform and accountability happening. so to prevent future incidents like that. yeah, and families of others killed at the hands of the police, namely, george floyd are also there. tyrene nichols has already become a symbol of their common struggle. hasn't he? yes, the new face george floyd is i'm, it's 3 years ago that he was killed and we all know and, and he became the face of the black lives matter movement, which caught america and large parts of the world really. and now terry nichols is the, is the flag holder so to speak, the new face of this or the renewed face. jar floyd is not forgotten. and what happened with george floyd is not forgotten. and to so many, many other young black men, predominantly by the hands of, of police white or black. terry nichols will hopefully be the last a public face of rage and anger and disappointment. offer predominantly, i mean, of many, many, many millions of americans and black americans trying to really change the system. i think this is what the, the, this community specifically today, but

police. today, with pride, every year there are less and less merchants of illegal immigrants on electric trains. but this is influenced by various factors. this and the conduct of preventiveork of police officers. rzd is change in quality and composition hmm rolling stock. yes, this is a job in private security organizations. yes. that is, so these facts as a whole become less. in addition, part of the peddlers from electric trains switched to legal rails, took shape to the official sellers of various goods of modern electric trains. this positive trend was also noticed in the state duma, even though relatively small manifestations of illegal trade, it is necessary to suppress . i can only express regret that the forces and means of the ministry internal affairs. here for such. well, frankly, not the most important decisions are not the most important tasks to let. well, here's what to do if, unfortunately, some of our citizens do not want to live differently, authorized trade in the train is subject to a fine of up to 2,000 rubles. but even this amount can make the merchant think. now it’s not always possible to earn so much in a day , i’m sad and olga, you are going to

police. today since proudly celebrate every year there are less and less merchants of illegal immigrants. but this is influenced by various factors. this and the conduct of preventive police officers. russian railways is a change in mm quality and composition hmm rolling stock. yes, this is a job in private security organizations. yes. that is, so these facts as a whole become less. in addition, part of the peddlers from electric trains switched to legal rails, taking shape as official sellers of various goods on modern electric trains. noticed this positive trend in the state duma those, albeit relatively small, uh, manifestations of illegal trade. e. must be suppressed. i can only express my regret that the forces and means of the ministry of the interior are being used. here on such. well, frankly, not the most important. eh, let the solution of not the most important tasks be allowed, but here's what to do if, unfortunately, some of our citizens do not want to, and a fine of up to 2,000 rubles is required to live in a different way for authorized trade in the train. but even this amount can make businessman to think. now it’s not always possible to earn so much

initially within 48 hours of this disaster suggested that it could not have been prevented as well as the national police chief and even the prime minister, those individuals, again, not being held accountable or you know, calls from, from the presidential office, use a fuel to, to ask for their resignations. i think many of the family members feel that this is kind of a, as an insult to injury when it's not taken to to the same gravity of, of again this tragedy. speaking of top officials from the government, you had sounds good in president eunice okey all who apologized for the tragedy last year. but as we saw in your report, frank, those who lost family members in the tragedy don't think that sincere enough. why do they believe that? well, i think it has to do with the apology, not really being the same as they feel taking responsibility and also the nature of, of some of the other remarks that officials have made. for example, the, the prime minister also suggested that one of the victims who committed suicide took his own life after his friend had died. i should have been more, had a stronger will i

dangerous plans of the united states , nato, the eu was not without clashes with the police, special forces preventedhe demonstrators from approaching the american embassy. however, the protesters burned the us flag. chnymi and this is footage from the rally teachers students near the concert hall fin where the event was held with the participation of the prime minister, teachers. they came out to protest against the cuts in salaries, the police used force. in france , protests of farmers dissatisfied with the domestic policy of the authorities do not stop. a convoy of tractors left on the street of leon. the government has recently banned the use of a number of pesticides, which were the main ones, for example, in beet growing. in addition, farmers are suffering from growth, tariffs and expensive fuel. the authorities, on the other hand, are impassively watching how the rural the economy is slipping into the abyss of bankruptcy, and the inhabitants of leon are forced to put up with garbage on the street. french farmers fear that new government standards will weaken their position compared to neighbo

program with the aim of increasing awareness about the traffic rules and accident prevention training, the traffic police broadcasts the news of the runaway traffic, the program is broadcast live on salamat network every day at 10:45, the master of persian mechanics and a car lover with the searcher for classic car parts , the topic of the documentary, the car rescue, the classic car rescue car it arrives at 3 o'clock on odd days at 9:30 p.m. the nasim network will be broadcast , this time the 12th edition of bushehr's house race documentary will be broadcast after the nowruz holiday in the holy month of ramadan . don't miss this the series, which consists of 10 episodes of 45 minutes and is made in bushehr, the participating families pay for their various living expenses with a fixed amount. difficulty is not an easy task, but i say to the real case number, don't read it, i will correct the accused right here, right here in front of you, those who are interested in mystery issues and solving police problems should register to participate in the competition test of marjane sadeghzadeh , the new tv news a

igor pikhanov vladislav mirzayan together in luhansk people's republic military police prevented a terrorist ukrainian militants in zaporozhye saboteurs installed a fragmentation anti-personnel minute at a public transport stop, they wanted as many victims as possible, but experts from the demining group defused the explosive device, and then delivered it to the training ground, where and destroyed the signals about the discovery of mines came here, the local residents, the military police are with them in close cooperation. each appeal is promptly processed, which makes it possible to suppress the activity of saboteurs in the region. german tanks and leopard 2 are not at all some kind of miracle weapon , military experts spoke about this in the german press, specifying that the myths of the unsurpassedness of german armored vehicles are based on a false idea of ​​​​the importance of technical characteristics, and in the hands of an unprofessional or hastily trained crew. this heavy equipment will be rather useless, because in the absence of skills to work specifically with leopards, it is t

the military police prevented the terrorist attack of the ukrainian military in zaporizhzhya the saboteurst a fragmentation anti-personnel mine at a public transport stop together, where a large number of people are most likely to gather the specialist of the demining group managed to neutralize the explosive device, and then deliver it to the landfill, where the mine was destroyed, the signal about the mine detection came from the locals. residents of the military police are in close cooperation with them . the appeal is promptly processed, which makes it possible to suppress the activity of saboteurs in the region. the united states is preparing a new military assistance package for ukraine for more than two billion dollars, according to reuters , for the first time it can include high -precision long-range glide missiles up to 150 km, the package will also include equipment for air defense missile systems and additional jvlin anti-tank systems. washington also sent an inspector to kiev. why will mary the crocheter tell? ukraine is looking for weapons money around the world german chance

the military police prevented the terrorist attack of the ukrainian military are in close contact with each appeal is promptly processed, which makes it possible to suppress the activity of saboteurs in the region. provisi courage is part of the special operation, the russian military was awarded state awards. one of the heroes with his detachment saved civilians, three evacuations from one bank of the dnieper and the other, when the nationalists began shelling , no one was injured; vsu. he was awarded a medal for bravery. like this our task was to move the enemy away from the front line. that is, it was necessary to make a small cauldron, in the composition of, uh, the infantry engineer were only my cars, the demining installation, in principle, went in calmly and calmly worked out. i was under cover of an infantry fighting vehicle , but i went in from the flank and launched the drp section, and successfully got to the stronghold, plus i also hit a few e-obstacles , this destroyed them, thereby disorienting the enemy and very quickly the offensive developed in our direction. usa is pr

this bill would not prevent police agencies from using dogs to sniff out bombs or drugs. 35 now cyberattackand city hall, or preventing some city operators operations rather from running at full speed. the cyber attack happened last week, but computers still need to be restored. city leaders say 911 fire emergency services and financial data or not impacted by this a cybersecurity expert says there are several possible outcomes following the breach. if they have all the data backed up. they're gonna white clean the computers. maybe they have to get rid of some of the computers there and the network systems and rebuild or bring new ones in, but if they have all that data backed up fantastic. ransomware attacks demand money to regain control of the system and return frozen or stolen data . the city has not yet officially commented on any possible ransom. alright it's valentine's day, one of the busiest days of the year for florists easily rasmus lucky duck is spending her morning at the san francisco flower mart. this is where florist and business owners are getting ready is have we hit that

police our communities. there is a whole other aspect of violent crime prevention section it basically says commissioner davidrown was the police chief in dallas when he made the statement not enough mental health funding give it to the place not enough drug addiction let the police handle it. and orange county florida the orange county gel is the biggest drug treatment region. in the the commissioner went on to say give it to the police they will w handle it and then chief brown ended with we are asking our cops too do too much. so while we'rere making sure our officers with the best training and equipment to utilize that equipment and holding them accountable , there are consequences for that action we also have to deal with the social ills in community in the first place and in 1968 it is president johnson course it was 58 or 68 and to have the council that looked at this issue and giving the best training but then they said we have to deal with unemployment and low wagess and substandard education in substandard housing and' homelessness if we will build a strong communities that we need we have to do the