A Louisville police detective was disciplined for sharing his license plate reader database login with a DEA agent.
A local nonprofit contracted by the city to solicit donations and sponsorships to build Rudee Park is not registered with a ...
A Reuters investigation examines its tactics, including efforts to make scam ads “not findable” when authorities search for ...
Percona, a leader in enterprise-grade open source database software, support, and services, is launching Percona Packages, a suite of structured consulting and support offerings for enterprise IT and ...
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AP sources: In ‘Nassar 2.0,’ Olympics watchdog failed to close abuse case against gymnastics coach
DENVER (AP) — Young gymnasts and their parents started raising red flags about a coach as far back as 2017 — the same year a ...
The UK MoD has contracted Thales to design, develop, and deliver portable, remote command centres to help transform the Royal ...
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Takeaways from AP report on what sources say was Olympic watchdog's failure to close abuse case
It took the U.S. Center for SafeSport — the agency formed by Congress to combat this type of abuse — until 2022 to sanction ...
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Woman Sues Matchmaking Service Alleging False Guarantee of Marriage
A woman is suing a Beverly Hills matchmaking service founded by two sisters who have made media appearances touting their way ...
A federal judge has dismissed a criminal case against a popular Los Angeles TikTok streamer who is currently being held in immigration detention ...
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A DEA agent used Louisville’s Flock camera database for immigration searches against LMPD policy
A DEA agent used a Louisville Metro police officer’s login credentials to search the city’s license plate reader database using immigration-related terms.
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