Satellites and 3D mugshots shape future police work
Los Angeles police discuss 21st century crime fighting at Forum 2000 sessions. Authorities envision satellite city pictures, 3-D holographic mugshots, and skin-implanted trackers for parolees. Tech promises faster response and control but sparks privacy and cost concerns.
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Los Angeles
Clyde Cronkite
Buick in Bay Peril as Two Reach Shore Safely
Two Grants Pass men, Barry Ogurek and Clayton Fann, were swept into the Pacific with their 1964 Buick while driving a jetty. They were rescued with cuts and bruises. If the car cannot be retrieved, they will face illegal dumping charges. The incident warns that depositing vehicles in water violates state law.
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Crescent City
Calif
Pacific Ocean
Barry Ogurek
Clayton Fann
Grants Pass
Ore
Don Gastineau
California Department of Fish and Game
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Fann
Ogurek
Fann Uo
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SS. Army Corps of Engineers
Horse is no pony in Atlantic Beach standoff
Atlantic Beach authorities clash over Billy Jack a 34 inch 175 pound creature owned by Fred Foreman described by him as a miniature horse the city claims falls under livestock rules. Richard Cleghorn neighbor and tenant loss prompt debate. Betty Lamb a miniature horse breeder takes Billy Jack to board temporarily while Foreman decides next steps.
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Atlantic Beach
Fla
Fred Foreman
Richard Cleghorn
Foreman
City Commission
Billy Jack
W.S. Howell
Cleghorn
Betty Lamb
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