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Pennsylvania Becomes First State To Automatically Seal Certain Criminal Records

July 1, 2019Francesca RiveraFingerprinting, Government, Law Enforcement

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Pennsylvania began automatically sealing criminal records from over 30 million cases Friday under the Clean Slate law. It’s the first state in the country to enact automatic sealing. The Clean Slate law means that if you committed a crime and you were arrested but never convicted, your record could be wiped clean….

Border Patrol Facilities in Texas Are Overflowing, Prompting Mass Releases in Border Cities

March 22, 2019Francesca RiveraGovernment, Homeland Security, Security

MCALLEN, Tex. — Border Patrol detention centers in Texas’s Rio Grande Valley have soared well past their capacity in recent days, prompting mass releases of migrants onto the streets as local leaders scramble to house and feed hundreds of new arrivals daily. “They’re as stressed as we are,” Jim Darling, mayor of the South Texas…

South Carolina’s correction facilities to have help from State Guardsmen

March 2, 2018Francesca RiveraGovernment, Risk Management, Security

COLUMBIA, S.C. March 2 2018 –  Still unable to use jamming technology to stop smuggled cellphones, South Carolina’s corrections officials are enlisting State Guardsmen to help them combat the devices they call the top security threat behind bars. On Tuesday, Gov. Henry McMaster signed an executive order allowing South Carolina State Guardsmen to help patrol the perimeters…

Wiretap investigation leads to seizure of more than 30 pounds of fentanyl

February 9, 2018Francesca RiveraConsumer Protection, Government, Investigation

State and federal law enforcement officials announced Thursday they seized some 77 pounds of various illicit drugs in the Boston area — including more than 30 pounds of fentanyl — as the result of “Operation High Hopes,” according to a press release by the Suffolk County District Attorney’s office. They say it’s “one of the longest, most…

TSA confiscated nearly 11 guns a day at airports in 2017

February 2, 2018Francesca RiveraGovernment, Investigation, TSA

Airport security screeners found nearly 4,000 guns in passengers’ carry-on bags last year, an average of nearly 11 guns a day. The total marked a 16% increase from 2016, according the Transportation Security Administration’s Year in Review Report. The majority of those guns — 84% — were loaded at the time. The amount of firearms discovered at…

Restricted banking access spell a boom for security business

January 15, 2018Francesca RiveraGovernment, PERC Training Chicago, Security Guard Training

Industry reaction has been mixed since Attorney General Jeff Sessions rescinded Obama-era guidelines on enforcing marijuana laws Jan. 4. Some entrepreneurs express concern and fear, while others carry on with business as usual. But one thing insiders agree on is the move will make it more difficult for cannabis companies to find and secure banking relationships, without…

Violations of the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA), results in lawsuits

January 12, 2018Francesca RiveraFingerprinting, Government, Investigation

Chicago IL Jan 12 2018 A wave of class action lawsuits has been filed alleging violations of the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA), a statute aimed at regulating how companies use information based on “biometric identifiers” such as fingerprints and retina scans. Violating BIPA can be costly, so employers operating within Illinois should review their…

Feds crack down on birth tourism at ‘maternity hotels’

January 10, 2018Francesca RiveraFraud, Government, Investigation

Federal Homeland Security agents raided 20 alleged “maternity hotels” in Southern California where pregnant Chinese women pay tens of thousands of dollars to live to ensure a “made in America” baby, reports said. The feds raided locations in Los Angeles, Orange and San Bernardino counties on Tuesday, targeting three competing birth-tourism schemes, officials told NBC News,…

U.S. bars drones over nuclear sites for security reasons

December 20, 2017Francesca RiveraGovernment, Risk Management, Technology

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Federal Aviation Administration said Monday it will bar drone flights over seven major U.S. nuclear sites, including Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico. The move is the latest in a series of growing restrictions on unmanned aerial vehicles over U.S. sites that have national security implications. The new restrictions begin…

Dallas officers arrest nightclub magnate who laundered money

December 8, 2017Francesca RiveraFraud, Government, Investigation

DALLAS –Alfredo Hinojosa ran an “empire” of nightclubs across North Texas, according to a federal indictment, raking in more than $100 million from 2014 to 2016. At the same time, Hinojosa allowed dealers to sell cocaine in his clubs’ bathrooms to keep business booming and then helped launder money for a Mexican band’s tour bus….

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