The Sheriff posted a notice on my door just now... For someone that doesn't live here. Law enforcement fail. We've been here a yr and half.

@jonmyers @kpfefferle just don't speed. I can picture some law enforcement types mining the data for tickets. ;-)

@saintchick I was stunned that much ordinance could be discharged without law enforcement intervention! XD

@saintchick I still am blown away that much ordinance can be discharged without law enforcement intervention!! XD

Good conversation with the Crisis Blogger @GBaron - Look for it to be out tomorrow on the Law Enforcement 2.0 Podcast http://bit.ly/5aELdE

Center-State Relationships And Law Enforcement Difficulties http://bit.ly/5GQlXv

The future of law enforcement continues in Robocop issue 2: Media Release -- He's part man, part machine and all co... http://bit.ly/7sbsC6

RT @lawscomm: The fact that 1000's officers are @ #wamemorial from around the world is a tribute to all law enforcement.

RT @KitsapSun: Navy & law enforcement have asked all to observe moment of silence @ 1 p.m. via @nwnavynews http://bit.ly/8Z4DFO #wamemorial

RT @KitsapSun: Navy & law enforcement have asked all to observe moment of silence @ 1 p.m. via @nwnavynews http://bit.ly/8Z4DFO #wamemorial

Yahoo’s data retention policies and surveillance capabilities it can provide law enforcement, with their *pricing list* http://bit.ly/6NDkmf

RT @crimereports RT Missteps in Law Enforcement 2.0: Isolation through Self-innovation | The Crime Map http://bit.ly/8p4K5K

Sitting behind @csoghoian, who found Sprint provided GPS info on its customers to law enforcement 8M times in 13months: http://bit.ly/6k8Puj

RT @creepingsharia: CAIR-linked legal group tells #NYC Muslims never speak to law enforcement http://kl.am/5lPD

Yahoo moves to block us from knowing how they give our information to law enforcement and what they charge to do it: http://bit.ly/89niEw

Sprint to Humans: We Know Where You Are, and So Do the Police [Privacy]
In the last year alone, Sprint turned over users' GPS data to authorities 8 million times. While that number is misleadingly high—this could translate to under a thousand individual users—it's still terrifying. But wait, it gets even better!...

Reading>Schneier on Security: Sprint Provides U.S. Law Enforcement with Cell Phone Customer Location Data (Dec.3) http://ff.im/-csTXv

http://bit.ly/7h4wkf Sprint: 8M law enforcement "GPS" location reqs. And people worry about Google & Latitude? Openness is not the problem.

Do you have crappy mobile phone video? This software can clean it up. Same software used by law enforcement. http://www.vreveal.com/

Sprint Revealed Customer GPS Data To Cops Over 8 Million Times (So Far)
An Indiana University grad student used the Freedom of Information act to find audio of a Sprint employee, who describes how the company has given away customer GPS location data to cops over 8 million times in less than a year. Ars technica reports that...

NYTimes: Report finds significant drop in civil rights law enforcement during Bush years: http://s.nyt.com/u/ioN #fb

Law Enforcement Access to Geolocation Information from Telephone Companies http://bit.ly/7q0HMv

Sprint handed customer GPS data to law enforcement over 8 million times last year: http://bit.ly/6Eq5YW (via @engadget)

Sprint has 110 people whose sole job is to serve up customer data to law enforcement. http://bit.ly/7ALsSR