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Head Police Department………2New York City Experiments WithDNA At Burglary Crime Scenes ..2U.S.Spending For Law EnforcementRises 7%To $167 Billion………3South Carolina Convenes SummitOn Soaring Meth Crime Rat.……3ATF Solicits Comment……………….  \nIN THE COURTS  \n4th Circuit Upholds Use Of HealthLaw In Meth Prosecution………45th Circuit Considers IntimidationAs Act In Armed Robbery………47th Circuit Says Police Lose ImmunityIf 'Framed'Suspect Is Cleared….58th Circuit Decides Unrelated FraudsConstitute A Sustained Pattern....511th Circuit Backs Longer S ntenceFor Felon's Probation Breach.…6  \nACROSS THE STATES  \nDelavare……………………………6Flornida …  ……………………………6Hawaii………………………7Maine…………  …………………………7South Carolina……………………………7Tennesse.…………………………7Texas…………………………………7  \nFUNDING  \nAt-Risk Juvenile Date ViolenceAnd Aid For Immigrant Youth……7  \n# Crime Control\n\nPresident Urges Continued Use OfProtective Vests As Probe Advances  \nPresident Bush at a ceremony honoring fallen officers urged thecontinued use of protective vests and pledged a successful conclusion of a U.S.investigation into vest manufac- turers that have failed to meet claims.  \n\"Briefly,the preliminary test re-sults indicate that there may be deg-radation occurring in the ballistic per-formance of used Zylon-based ar-mors,\"the president said in a mes-sage to an estimated 20,000 officersand family members who gathered inthe nation's capital to celebrate Na-tional Police Week.  \n\"However,only a small numberof vests have been tested so far;therefore,it is not possible to arrive atany definitive conclusions about spe-cific manufacturers,models,servicelife,or geographical region at thistime,\"said the president.  \n“The Justice Department's testsare continuing,and further results areexpected later this year.”  \nIn the latest action,MinnesotaAttorney General Mike Hatch filed alawsuit in April against SecondChance Body Armor for the allegedsale of defective vests to law en-forcement personnel.  \nThe Minnesota official also ad-vised police chiefs and sheriffs tomake informed decisions on the us-  \nage of Zylon vests  \nThe state attorney general saidMinnesota has spent more than $1million on the purchases of 1,400 Zy-lon vests from Second Chance.  \n\"Minnesota law enforcement per-sonnel used scarce resources to buyvests that Second Chance advertisedand warranted as top-of-the-line,\"Hatch said.  \nThe president said the federalgovernment was not yet prepared togo as far as Minnesota and Massa-chusetts,which filed a lawsuit lastfall.A California police widow alsofiled legal action last year,holdingthe company responsible for the fail-ure of the armor that resulted in herhusband's murder.  \nIn the Pittsburgh area last June,an undercover officer sustained a se-rious wound when a bullet penetratedhis vest.  \nThe Justice Department held asummit on protective vests in Marchand expects to release a conclusivereport in the future.  \nAs part of its inquiry into thesafety of the vests,the department'sNational Institute of Justice has be-gun contacting state and local policeagencies that used federal BulletproofVest Partnership funds to purchaseZylon vests.  \nPage 2  \nNIJ will purchase vests from thepolice agencies that it plans to use fordurability testing purposes.NIJ basedits selections on a statistical protocolto gain the broadest participation forthe development of a significant test.  \nDespite the alleged failure ofsome Zylon vests,NIJ estimated thatprotective armor has saved the livesof more than 2,700 officers during the25 years that it has been in use.  \nToyobo Co.Ltd.of Japan manu-factures Zylon that Second Chanceuses in its vests.  \nNIJ said both Second Chance andToyobo have cooperated fully withthe inquiry to date.  \nSecond Chance has been offeringfree vest pads as reinforcement ornew vests at reduced prices,althoughsome police agencies are requestingfull refunds for e","cbCaijoggbNg5VSk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijoggbNg5VSk","pdf",2541045,"English","# Crime Control\n## 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