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Terrorism

For local police to successfully meet the challenges posed by terrorism, the time-tested approaches that emphasize prevention must converge with new ones that focus on prediction. Events on Sept. 11 served as a wake-up call to the nation regarding the threat of terrorism. More specifically, it appeared to creates and shift responsibilities and paradigms among all layers of law enforcement. Local law enforcement agencies in the United States of America must assume an attack that takes place in a remote location which could be part of a global effort with a local operational component. The attack could be replicated locally, or supported or advanced by local operators, or could even be exploited by local extremists to advance their political agendas. Therefore, it is essential that local law enforcement agencies start to look beyond U.S. shores for the harbingers of future regional issues. When it comes to law enforcement and terrorism, I feel law enforcement does their best to be on point just in case anything does go wrong they can alert other law enforcement members. Terrorism plays a huge part in United States. Law enforcement now a day, with so many terrorist groups out there, hiring people to work for them in one fashion or another. The American people are actually behind giving police officers more power to do their job and end the illegal immigration problem but, Obama is against it, probably due to possible loss of votes for Democrats in an election year. But if you’re going to have laws and hire people to enforce them then give them the means and authority to do their job the best and safest way possible and don’t worry about cost. Terrorism is everywhere and if it wasn’t for the help and honor of law enforcement our country would be set for disaster. So many times people call 911 because they think they saw a black bag by itself on the floor and bomb squad would appear in a heartbeat. Any time law enforcement receives a terrorism threat they...