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Budget Cuts Grant EarlyRelease To 2,500 Risky Felons....2California Expands GPS TrackingOf Gang Members To 4 Counties.3U.S.Reports 25%Increase InPolice Misconduct Prosecutions..3BJS Releases Data Package………3COPS Offers Victim Guidelines..3Rural Training Program Opens……4U.S.Offers Online DNA Course .4Online Course Features Forensics 4  \n# IN THE COURTS\n\n5th Circuit Upholds ImmunityFor Entrapment In Sting…   …46th Circuit Backs Use Of ExternalSoftware For Computer Search 5New Hampshire Rules MentalIncompetent Can Possess Guns....5Rhode Island Supports OvertimeFor Deputies On Special Duty……5  \nACROSS THE STATES  \nAriz:Gang Laws Take Effec……6  \nCalif.:Bullet-Stamp Bill Gains……6  \nConn:GPS Tracking Expands….6  \nIowa:Youth Drug Use Rises……6  \nKan:Police Don't Report Stops .6  \nMd.:Trooper Stop Rules Change.7  \nMo.:New Crime Lab Is Sited……7  \nMont:Courts Need More Judges.7  \nN.C.:Residency Proof Is Needed.7  \nPa:Police Recruit In Camp………7  \nR.L:Panel Drafts New Rules……7  \nTenn:Teen Crime Jumps………7  \nE S T  \n# A comprehenslive and independent news summary for the Law Enforcement Professional\n\nThe New York Police Depart-ment has adopted a plan that limitsaccess to central facilities of the city'slaw enforcement operations as part ofa post-9/11 security realignment.  \n\"The security measures imple-mented around One Police Plaza andadjacent civic buildings are necessaryto protect these buildings that areconsidered potential terrorist targets,\"the department said in an environ-mental impact statement.  \nThe department said the installa-tion of jersey barriers and securitycheckpoint booths,and the closing ofstreets had an adverse impact on aes-thetics at One Police Plaza,but werenecessary to safeguard against a ter-rorist attack.  \nThe department allows commer-cial vehicles,such as delivery trucks,through the checkpoint only after dis-playing valid identification,passingthrough the barricade,and then pull-ing into a truck inspection area whereofficers use bomb sniffing dogs andother identified security measures.  \nThe security plan also featuresiron fencing to restrict pedestrian ac-cess.  \nThe initiative \"has altered theneighborhood character within the se-curity zone area,”the department'sreport said.\"While there is still pe-  \n# NYPD Adopts Security Zone To LimitAccess To Central Police Facilities\n\ndestrian traffic,vehicular traffic islighter(within the security zone),andthe security presence is an additionalcharacteristic ofthe area.  \n\"The area within the securityzone has become isolated from thesurrounding neighborhoods by thelimiting of vehicular access.”  \nThe report also noted the “reduc-tion in vehicular traffic and activitywithin the security zone has createdan abandoned quality ...and intro-duced a forbidding and unaestheticquality to the area.\"  \n\"Despite this negative alteration,\"said the report,\"these security fea-tures are considered necessary to pro-tect potential terrorist targets and willremain in place as long as a potentialterrorist threat exists.”  \nInf:NYPD Statement of Findings,www.ye.gov/html/nypdhtml/pr/statement_offindingslppSecPlan.shtml.  \n## CONNECTICUT TARGETSLOST,STOLEN FIREARMS\n\nConnecticut has adopted a newlaw,PA 07-163,requiring gun own-ers to report any firearms that are lostor stolen as a means of helping to re-duce the number of illegal weaponson the streets.  \nMassachusetts,Michigan,NewYork,Ohio and Rhode Island have  \nPage 2  \nand contained no penalties,\"the gov-ernor said.\"The new law applies toany type of firearm and provides forappropriate penalties to be imposed.\"  \nExchange(CFIX)is to provide iformation and knowledge in the fokof actionable intelligence to policyand decision makers.  \nsimilar laws.  \nGovernor M.Jodi Rell signed thebill during a ceremony at the EastHaven Police Department,noting thegun owner has a 72-hour window tofile a report without incurring anypenalties.  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