Things with flashing lights and internet access. I mean come on, what did you expect from this unit. Haha
Music
We like it loud to keep us awake in the lab!
Movies
Depends on who is buying the tickets?
Television
It is something to stare at besides our computers!!
Books
It is hard to see at the end of the day but they are the key to knowledge! Read all you can and help your friends do the same!
Heroes
Anyone who works to help children but is not worried about fame. There is no limit to what you can do if you do not worry about who takes credit for it.
About me: The Fort Smith Police Department's Cyber Investigations Unit was established in early 2004 to give our department the ability to combat computer crimes and child exploitation. The Unit consists of four investigators. Sergeant Adam Holland established the unit and works as an examiner and supervisor for the cases investigated by this group. Detective Joe Barnes is the first full time Investigator and Examiner to join the unit. He handles exams and cases involving computer crime such as harassment, threats and online exploitation. Alvey Matlock, the Department's I.T. Manager has also joined the unit on a part time basis to bring his networking and security knowledge aboard as another skill set. Officer James Brewer has now also joined the fight as he works with assisting the Department's I.T.unit. The Cyber Investigations Unit is part of the P.S.C. Project Safe Childhood program put into place by the United States Attorney General's Office. We have also joined the I.C.A.C. Internet Crimes Against Children task force headed by the Arkansas State Police. The unit operates under the slogan "Today's Law Enforcement Protecting Tomorrow's Promise." This represents the children who we work to protect so that they can be safe from the predators who seek to steal their innocence. Our job is to help find the clues to aid in proving both innocence and guilt. The unit works very hard to make this resource we possess available to other agencies in our area. We are available to present child and internet safety programs to churches, schools and other civic groups in our area. We can be reached by sending an e-mail to cybercops@fortsmithpd.org. Together we can make a difference. Together we can find ways to protect our children.
Thank you for the add and for your support in this vital cause to increase the effort to educate the youth of the dangers of drugs and violence. Our future generation depends on the youth of today. Alcohol and Drugs are plaguing our society and we need to attack it head on where it is digging its roots; with our youth in our schools. Please help spread the word and tell your friends about us. Feel free to visit D.A.R.E. online at www. dare. com to show your support and/or shop for official D.A.R.E. merchandise. Peace :-)
Wasup kinfolk b.k.a. Officer Holland a.k. a Uncle Buda long time no talk this your nephew mini mee how have you been? Holla back at me when you get a chance to
• There are 18,274 federal, state and local law enforcement officers who have died in the line of duty and whose names are engraved on the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial. • Deputy Sheriff Isaac Smith of the New York City Sheriffs Office was killed on May 17, 1792, and is the first known officer killed in the line of duty in our nation’s history. • Anna Hart, a prison matron with the Hamilton County, Ohio, Sheriff’s Office was killed on July 24, 1916, and is the first known female officer to die in the line of duty. • 223 female officers names are engraved on the Memorial. • September 11, 2001, was the deadliest day in law enforcement history; 72 officers were killed that day. Their names appear on panels 9W through 22W on line 23. • At the current rate of additions, the Memorial has space to add more names until the year 2050.
Sweet words are easy to say, Sweet things are easy to buy, But sweet people are difficult to find. Life ends when you stop dreaming. Hope ends when you stop believing. Love ends when you stop caring. Friendship ends when you stop sharing. So share this not just with whomever you consider a top friend but with those that you never received a comment from. To love without condition. To talk without intention. To give without reason. And to care without expectation is the heart of a true friend...
Hey Uncle Buddah wasup kinfolk? How you been doing long time no talk this your nephew/mini me Ricky. I am glad you got this site going on here stopping a lot of this crime around here. But hey my mama and everybody asked about you hope all is well with you kinfolk holla at ya nephew sometime my mama and them cooking again this weekend i think.
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