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Federal Jury Convicts Tennessee Man for Plot to Burn Down New York Mosque

A federal jury has convicted Robert Doggart, 65, of Signal Mountain, Tennessee, on multiple charges related to his plot to attack a Muslim community in New York. The verdict, announced by Acting Assistant Attorney General Tom Wheeler and U.S. Attorney Nancy Stallard Harr, marks a significant victory in the fight against domestic terrorism and religious […]

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Cellebrite Smartphone Forensics – What You Need to Know

In today’s digital age, smartphones have become a crucial source of evidence in legal investigations and litigation. From employment disputes to corporate fraud cases, these devices hold a wealth of information that can make or break a case. As requests for smartphone data analysis continue to rise, legal and technology professionals need to understand the

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Minneapolis Police Department’s Use of Fake Social Media Accounts Revealed

Through a public records request, Unicorn Riot has uncovered evidence of the Minneapolis Police Department (MPD) using fake social media accounts to monitor individuals and protests. The documents received shed light on the operations of the MPD’s Strategic Information Center (SIC), where intelligence analysts employ covert methods to gather information. The Strategic Information Center: A

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Drone Legislation: Balancing Privacy Concerns and Law Enforcement Needs

The increasing use of unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) has sparked concerns among lawmakers and privacy advocates. In response, thirteen states have enacted laws regulating law enforcement’s use of drones, with eleven requiring warrants. However, these laws often focus on technology rather than addressing the core issue of pervasive surveillance. Unintended Consequences of Technology-Centric Legislation This

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Air National Guard Intelligence Unit Recertified Following Classified Document Leak

The Air Force has announced that the Air National Guard intelligence unit implicated in last year’s significant classified documents leak is set to resume its mission this Saturday. This decision comes after months of rigorous investigations, substantial improvements, and thorough inspections. Background of the Incident The 102nd Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Group faced suspension in

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U.S. Government’s Secret Aerial Surveillance Program Revealed

An investigation by BuzzFeed News has uncovered an extensive aerial surveillance program conducted by U.S. government agencies. Each weekday, dozens of aircraft operated by the FBI and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) circle over American cities, equipped with high-tech cameras and, in some cases, cell phone tracking devices. Scale and Scope of the Operation Analysis

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Justice Department Investigation Reveals Systemic Issues in Minneapolis Police Department

The U.S. Justice Department has concluded a two-year investigation into the Minneapolis Police Department, revealing a pattern of excessive force and discrimination against Black and Native American individuals. The investigation, prompted by the 2020 killing of George Floyd, resulted in a scathing 89-page report that validates long-standing community complaints of police abuse. Key Findings of

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Black Lives Matter: U.S. Protesters Tracked By Secretive Phone Location Technology

Black Lives Matter protests swept across the United States in 2020. As crowds gathered to demand justice and equality, a disturbing trend emerged behind the scenes. Marketing companies and law enforcement agencies used phone location data to track protesters’ movements. These secretive surveillance tactics allowed authorities to categorize people by race, gender, and even religion

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DEA Surveillance Aircraft Registered to Fake Company Exposed

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) utilizes a fleet of surveillance aircraft registered under fake companies. These planes, often small and easily unnoticed, are deployed for monitoring activities across various U.S. cities. Using fictitious companies allows the DEA to operate without drawing public attention or raising suspicion. Reports indicate that the DEA’s surveillance operations include planes

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