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    crimes. One of the main reasons that people commit hate crimes would have to be because of racial hatred. Racial Hatred is a major factor in hate crimes with African Americans being the main target. According to the FBI database in 1996‚ 4‚831 out of the 7‚947 such crimes reported to the FBI‚ or 60%‚ were promulgated because of race‚ with close to two-thirds (62%) targeting African Americans. African Americans may be the most targeted race but other races are targeted as well‚ such as Hispanics‚ Chinese

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    metropolitan areas and identify the occurrences reported and address which area had more reported incidents‚ what the rate was for each area‚ whether the rates changes in each area over time and what factors might explain the differences in the rates. The FBI released its annual Crime in the United States report for American cities on October 29‚ 2012 for Oregon and Washington cities. Nationally‚ violent crime fell for the fifth year in a row‚ dropping 4.5 percent (per 100‚000 people) in 2011. Property crime

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    involvement had been McVeigh’s army roommate. The three were sharing a common interest in survivalism and vehemently opposed gun control. They have all expresses anger with the way the Federal Government handled the 1992 FBI standoff with Randy Weaver at Ruby Bridge and the 1993 FBI standoff at Waco‚ Texas against the Davidians which ended with the burning and shooting deaths of David Koresh and 75 others. In March 1993‚ McVeigh visited the Waco site during the standoff‚ and then again after its conclusion

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    Privacy: How Much Do You Really Have? Government is meant to be useful and to protect those within the country‚ but what if by protecting you‚ citizens lose complete and utter privacy‚ is this then okay because it’s helpful due to security purposes or is it an invasion upon your rights? Government has maintained nondisclosure over what they’ve been monitoring in your personal life. Recently these ideas have been exposed through treason as it should technically be called. Why have these security

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    Bobby and all other armed members at the protest were arrested‚ all got out after six months‚ and in that time‚ the movement grew to have different cells across the nation. Though the protest did make an impact on the national news scene‚ it did not have any influence on the legislature‚ as it was passed. This‚ however only gathered more publicity for the panther’s growing movement. Shortly after the bill was passed‚ as the BPP grew‚ so did its tools. One of the most significant tools of the Black

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    infamy for his part in the kidnapping of Oklahoma City oil millionaire Charles Urschel (Walsh5). With Urschel’s help the FBI found their way to the house where he was held (Vaccerello 1). There they discovered Kelly and Bates were the kidnappers(1). Initially Urschel didn’t think he could help much having been blindfolded almost the entire duration of his confinement (Walsh 7). The FBI agents managed to jog his memory and get him to remember much more about where he’d been held (7). With the clues and

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    Annotated Bibliography Dreier‚ Peter. "Massacres And Movements: Challenging The Gun Industrial Complex." New Labor Forum (Murphy Institute) 22.2 (2013): 92-95. Academic Search Complete. Web. 10 Dec. 2013 The author’s main idea is gun control. Many people want and are fighting for sticker gun laws to protect the citizens. He explains that about thirty Americans are killed by guns. He also says that when people die sometimes their loved ones fight for gun control laws to be changed but little

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    it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it itit it itit it it it it it it it   In the United States today there are about 670‚439 police officers serving in our streets  (FBI 2012 count). In the last U.S. Census (2012) taken there was and estimated 313‚000‚000 total  people in the country (This includes immigrants). To put that into perspective there are about 2½  police officers for every 1‚000 people in the country. This 0

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    will be working for hours on end and be in constant danger‚ but this job still calls to me and that’s why I believe this is the career for me. Even thinking of the bad aspects of the job gets me excited. My ultimate goal is to eventually work for the FBI. I plan to achieve this by working in law enforcement for a good amount of years to gain experience and to study enough to be a good asset to the agency. I plan on obtaining a Bachelor of Science in Criminal

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    The Pentagon’s definition of strategic intelligence: Intelligence that is required for the formulation of strategy‚ policy‚ and military plans and operations at national and theater levels. From World War II until the end of the Vietnam War‚ the CIA and NSA were meeting their missions of providing strategic intelligence. The U2 program was the most famous project that both agencies used to great effect. The program showed the true state of Russia’s Air Force and provided strategic intelligence

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