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To Adopt RulesFor Undercover Operatives………2Attorney General Responds ToCrime Surge With Realignments..3U.S.Boosts Funding For PilotPrograms To Combat Gangs……3U.S.Publishes Proposed RulesFor Sex Offender Registration……3Arkansas Gets New Public SafetyChief;Dozier Joins Private Firm.3New Mexico Bolsters ResourcesIn Response To Border Violence..4  \nIN THE COURTS  \n5th Circuit Finds Informant TipIsn't Reasonable Suspicion………46th Circuit Supports PolicyPutting Public At Risk………………46th Circuit Upholds ExpandedWarrantless Search After A Fire...59th Circuit Negates ImmunityFor Arrest Of Gang Member……59th Circuit Backs Interception OfOfMail After Canine Alert…………511th Circuit Decides Neglect InSharing Evidence Isn't Violation..6  \nACROSS THE STATES  \nAriz.:Sex Felons Register E-Mail.6  \nCalif.:City,County Unite Lab....6  \nLa.:City Pays For Hiring Bias ……7  \nMo.:2 Ex-Officers Plead Guilty...7  \nNeb.:Judges Get 7%Pay Raise..7  \nN.C.:Officer Dies In Cras.……7  \nS.C.:Motorcycle Officer Killed ...7  \nS.D.:DNA Backlog Swell.………7  \nTenn.:2 More Plead Guilt.………7  \nNorth East Multi-Regional Training  \n# CrimeControl\n\nFlags across the nation dipped tohalf-mast and a record-high 20,000officers and their families gathered inWashington to pay their annual trib-ute to fallen officers during the con-clusion of National Police Week.  \nIn the keynote address,AttorneyGeneral Alberto Gonzales noted thewalls of the police memorial hold thenames of 17,917 officers who died inthe line of duty including 145 in2006.  \n\"But this is not a crypt,\"said theattorney general.“This is truly a me-morial.It is a place for rememberingand for celebrating these lives.It is aplace for us to give thanks for thesemembers of the brotherhood wholived as heroes and who died tooyoung.”  \nCraig Floyd,chairman of the Na-tional Law Enforcement OfficersMemorial Fund,said the number ofofficers killed on duty last year fellby 8 percent to the lowest annual totalin seven years.  \n\"While the number of officerskilled in the line of duty has declinedin recent years,the fact that one offi-cer is killed every two-and-a-halfdays in our country is a sober re-minder that protecting our communi-ties and safeguarding our democracycome at a heavy price,\"said Floyd.  \n# Flags Fly At Half-Mast NationwideIn Annual Tribute To Fallen Officers\n\nOf the 147 officers killed on dutylast year,16 were in California and10 in Virginia.Floyd said traffic ac-cidents for the ninth consecutiveyears were the leading cause of death,accounting for 71 fatalities.  \nThe second leading cause,gun-shot wounds,claimed 52 lives.Oneofficer was stabbed to death.  \nTo observe police week,which iscelebrated in various ways in everystate,thousands of officers and theirfamilies who are able to make the tripdescend on the nation's capital for aweek of parades,religious services,festivities and sober commemora-tions.  \nMore than 1,000 officers rodemotorcycles to the event and another  \n1,000 officers biked—some traveledhundreds of miles—to participate inthe ceremonies.  \nThe National Law EnforcementOfficers Memorial Fund announcedraising more than $30 million towardthe goal of $80 million for the con-struction of a police museum plannedfor opening in Washington in fouryears.  \nThe bicycling officers are part ofthe Police Unity Tour,which hasraised 10 percent of the total fundsdonated to date for the museum.  \nInf.:www.nleomf.org.  \nPage 2  \n## NEW YORK ADOPTS NEWRULES FOR UNDERCOVER\n\nNew York City plans to imple-ment 19 recommendations for under-cover procedures to reduce the use oflethal force that a special panel de-veloped in the wake of an unarmedbridegroom dying in a hail of policebullets.  \nAn earlier review of the incidentdetermined that undercover officersreacted to the firing of their fellow of-ficers in plain clothes because theycould not identify the instantaneoussources of the shooting.  \nThe incident began when one of-ficer believed the victim was 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