Trio Of Family Members Attack Bar Security Guard After DJ Won't …
(Photo Credit: Pittsburgh Police) From L-R, Dorian Daye, Dion Daye Sr., Dion Daye Jr.
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PITTSBURGH (KDKA) A local family is accused of beating up a bar security guard, after a DJ wouldn t play the song they had requested.
It happened at the bar Savoy in the Strip District, this past weekend.
Police say 29-year-old Dion Daye Jr. ,who requested the song, was arrested, in addition to two family members, 50-year-old Dion Daye Sr. and 25-year-old Dorian Daye, after they all teamed up and attacked a security guard.
The DJ s refusal to play their song allegedly upset the trio which was asked to leave. Then Dion Daye Jr.
allegedly punched the security guard.
The fight then escalated with family members using objects in the bar to continue attacking the security guard.
The security guard is currently in the hospital, police say.
All three family members are charged with disorderly conduct, aggravated assault and conspiracy-aggravated assault.
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Frankfurt's tricky orang-utan gets guard – The Local
Frankfurt Zoo has posted a security guard at its orang-utan enclosure – to watch a trouble-maker ape which has been taking apart the cage. The worry is that young, impressionable orang-utans might learn from her.
“She’s not trying to break out, that is not her aim, she just messes with various things, including the fence, but also the water pipes and heating, and she causes damage. She uses branches and whatever else she can find as tools,” Christine Kurrle, zoo spokeswoman told The Local.
“So far she is the only one of the six who does this kind of thing but it is obviously not in our interest that the others learn how to manipulate the fence.”
The 20-year-old orang-utan called Sirih, has become so good at making holes in the fence around her enclosure, and digging up the water and heating pipes that the zoo has stationed a security man to watch over her and raise the alarm at the first sign of trouble. She may soon be on her way to a new home anyway, said Kurrle. “Sirih is being moved because she is a healthy, strong female and needs to leave the group to be paired with a mate. We don’t know when or where yet, that will be determined by the international breeding programme.”
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Man Gets Five Years For Security Guard's Death CBS Tampa
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TAMPA, Fla. (AP) A Tampa Bay area shoplifter has been sentenced to five years in prison because a security guard suffered a fatal heart attack while trying to stop the crime.
As part of a deal with Hillsborough County prosecutors, 36-year-old Mervin Bettis pleaded guilty Monday to third-degree murder. He could have received up to 30 years in prison.
Authorities say Bettis tried to steal about $1,100 worth of razor blade cartridges from a Tampa Target in May 2011. Two security guards struggled with Bettis as he tried to flee.
Minutes after handcuffing Bettis, one of the guards 65-year-old Russell Horner collapsed and later died.
Florida law says a person can be charged with felony murder if a death occurs during the commission of certain felonies.
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Bomb scare sparks calls for video surveillance – The Local
Following last week’s discovery of a faulty bomb at Bonn’s central railway station, a new opinion poll on Friday showed that four out of five Germans want more surveillance cameras in train stations and other public places.
Just 18 percent of Germans were against tougher video surveillance, according to the survey by Infratest dimap, released by broadcaster ARD.
Last Monday, a blue sports bag left on a platform in Bonn’s main station was found to contain an improvised explosive device. The detonation device was reportedly triggered but did not go off. Prosecutors believe Islamist extremists were behind the botched attempt.
The train platform was not under full surveillance, and despite the presence of video cameras, no footage of the bag drop-off was recorded. The only images available of the suspects themselves were taken at a nearby McDonald’s restaurant. The case has ignited a fierce debate among German policy-makers – with politicians from Chancellor Angela Merkel’s conservatives, the Christian Democratic Union, calling for more video surveillance.
The centre-left Social Democrats, as well as the Greens and the Left Party, oppose the CDU stance. Earlier this week, Green Party parliamentary leader Renate K nast told the S ddeutsche Zeitung that Interior Minister Hans-Peter Friedrich should instead push for better cooperation between the various offices and targeted efforts to prevent future attacks. “We need effective security authorities, not blanket surveillance,” she said.
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Security Guard Opens Fire On Crafton Heights Suspect CBS …
CRAFTON HEIGHTS (KDKA) Police are investigating after a suspect was shot while allegedly dragging a security guard at a Crafton Heights apartment complex Tuesday night.
According to police, the incident happened around 9 p.m.
on Woodlow Street.
Full details of the incident have not been released, but a security officer opened fire on a motorist and struck them in the arm.
According to a report in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, the security guard opened fire because the suspect was dragging his partner.
Security guards were then able to hold the driver until police arrived.
There is no word on the suspect s condition at this time.
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Elite Security Consultants Provides Online Security Tips and More …
When you hear the name Elite Security Consultants1, a few things probably come to mind Local security guards. Personal bodyguards. Masters of Self-defense training. Trusted security services company. Defenders of the Summit County, Ohio area. But did you also know that these experienced officers have quite the web presence as well? Elite Security Consultants 2does everything it can to help out those in need of extra security measures including offering online security tips and general safety knowledge to Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio and Akron, Ohio citizens. When you visit Elite Security3 s comprehensive Facebook page or follow them on Twitter, you can learn all about how to keep yourself safe. Plus, you ll be able to learn about some of Elite Security4 s upcoming safety events!
If you ve read or heard anything about Elite Security Consultants5, then you already know that this is one company that takes its job seriously. Elite Security6 s staff members pride themselves on being not just bark. As one of the leading companies for local security guards in the Summit County area, it s obvious that the team works hard to defend their clients and help them to defend themselves. But that doesn t mean that they re all work, all the time! In fact, Elite Security7 often takes time to answer questions and offer online security tips on their Facebook and Twitter pages. Whether it s how to stay safe during Halloween, the best ways to defend yourself in a dangerous situation, or simply how NOT to act in certain scenarios, Elite Security Consultants 8offers these important tips to people in our area and beyond.
But what you may find even more helpful is that Elite Security9 also provides information on their upcoming safety events. Whether you ve always wanted to take self-defense training or you re interested in a CCW course, Elite Security Consultants10 is the place to visit. They offer these types of courses every month at their Canton facility. If learning how to protect yourself or properly handle a weapon is something you d like to do, you can find links to these events with schedules and guidelines on their Facebook and Twitter pages. Plus, you can find out other ways that Elite Security11 is involved in the Akron and Cuyahoga Falls communities as well.
Elite Security Consultants may be the company that s not just bark, but that s just one side to this group of local security guards. When it comes to connecting to Summit County, Ohio citizens on their social media sites, you can count on having your questions and comments answered quickly by a knowledgeable staff member. So, if you want to learn about upcoming safety events, such as self-defense training, be sure to visit ESC s website at www.ESCOhio.com12, as well as their Facebook and Twitter pages. Their social media sites are a great place to visit for online security tips that you can use in your own Akron, Ohio or Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio neighborhood. To find out more about ESC and the services they offer, give them a call at 855.372.6446.
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Lauderhill Police Shoot Security Guard CBS Miami
One person was injured in a police involved shooting in Lauderhill. (Source: CBS4)
LAUDERHILL (CBSMiami) One person was wounded in a police involved shooting early Thursday morning in Lauderhill.
It happened around 2 a.m. when officers were sent to International Global Metals recycling center on 31st Avenue at NW 17th Street to check out reports of an intruder.
Police have not said what led to the shooting. The injured man was taken to Broward Health Medical Center.
Friends and co-workers of the injured man identified him as Earle Brown who they guessed was in his 70s.
He s an excellent guy, said Lou Manyou, Very caring, a very caring guy, he s known through the whole community.
Co-workers said Brown has been the overnight security guard at the recycling center for 25 years and was on routine patrol when the shooting happened.
Police said Brown was armed but was not wearing any type of clothing that identified him as a security guard.
My understanding is that there were no markings on his person that indicated, that in fact, he is employed as a security guard, said Lauderhill police spokesman Captain Rick Rocco.
Police said because Brown had a firearm, the officers perceived him as a threat.
You can place a weapon in their hands, said Rocco, That creates a great danger to the officers in any situation.
The shooting has put people who live around the recycling center on edge.
I heard the shots fired, first like boom, boom, them and I heard boom, boom, boom, boom, boom and I m like Get off the bed, get on the ground and stay down because there were kids in the house, said Ike Francis.
Police have not released Brown s condition but said his injuries were non-life threatening.
FBI Compiling Database Of Faces From Surveillance Video CBS …
By Ian Bush
PHILADELPHIA(CBS) Forget fingerprints. The FBI reportedly is building a database of faces, using public surveillance cameras, to help agents identify suspects wherever they go. But the feds aren t the only ones who want to track you.
The billion-dollar, nationwide effort is called Next Generation Identification. New Scientist reports it ll include face and voice ID, iris scans, and DNA analysis.
In the end, it will hopefully allow law enforcement to more efficiently solve criminal investigations, says Dr. Rob D Ovidio, associate professor of criminal justice at Drexel University.
For him, the biggest question is what the FBI does with data that don t match suspects IDs.
The best-case scenario when it comes to privacy protection is that an image would not be stored after it has been determined that there is no match of it in the database, D Ovidio says. If they re retained, those people going about their everyday lives not doing anything criminal run the risk of the government being able to re-create their travels and understand patterns of behavior.
He says Congress must put in place restrictions on how long such information can be kept, and the White House must ensure the FBI follows those rules.
D Ovidio cautions that the similar facial recognition technologies are available to places like malls, banks, and other buildings where cameras are rolling.
The scary thing is that there is much less oversight of the surveillance practices of these private entities than there is over government agencies, D Ovidio says. We have limited ability to put those same safeguards into place when it comes to private entities that are capturing these data.
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The British Institute of Innkeeping (BII) has warned pubs, bars and hospitality businesses using door staff to ensure all their employees have the correct level of training or face ‘crisis point’ when new Security Industry Authority (SIA) conditions become mandatory.
The British Institute of Innkeeping (BII) has warned pubs and hospitality businesses to address the ‘critical’ issue of door staff security training before new regulations come into force
The new standards, which come into force in February next year, will require all security staff and door supervisors to have undertaken physical intervention training before they can renew their SIA license.
Crisis point
The training has been compulsory for new door supervisors since June 2010 but it will now be necessary for all staff with the previous qualification looking to renew their licence.
“This is a business-critical issue,” Peter Thomas, the BII chief executive, warned. He said thousands of staff were likely to be affected and businesses needed to act now or risk the situation reaching ‘crisis point’.
“We estimate that there are between 50,000-60,000 licensed venues that will be affected by the new requirements. We are urging licensees and security agencies to ensure their door staff get the necessary qualification in place well before their employee s current SIA licences run out, or risk being caught up in any last minute rush for compliance.”
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Door supervisors with the old award will only be able to carry on without taking the new training if they do not carry out ‘licensable activities’ – they will be able to apply for a security guarding licence when they renew with the SIA.
The new ‘Up-Skilling Door Supervisors’ award includes physical intervention training, how to escort customers off the premises safely, awareness of terrorist threats, first aid skills and guidance on dealing with 14 to 18-year-olds.
In response to the changes, the BII has launched a new course in May; the BIIAB Level 2 Award for Upskilling Door Supervisors.
The warning from the BII comes just over a month since the Home Office introduced new guidance for staff checking ID for proof-of-age. The guidelines now allow the use of military ID in licensed premises.
For more tips and advice on how to check ID without alienating young customers read our latest Ask the Experts column here.1
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