Law Enforcement News



Lost Child Alert Technology Resource


The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children is now offering a  no-cost, web-based program to law-enforcement agencies responsible for  investigating missing or abducted children cases.  The program, called  Lost Child Alert Technology Resource (or LOCATER) allows law  enforcement to easily create their own missing person posters and  instantly transmit them electronically to other agencies, the media,  and the public via the Internet. Both sending and receiving agencies  can print high-quality posters for distribution at roll calls, at  incident command posts, and to the community.  To use the program  download the  application<http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102923819636&s=1288&e=001dAwOAgpWD0h2ORMxsiFMsNofUvqIrVSmeQ_vtqtaDxgcysafLLHAJGNCy69ERRYZiouwWtWsA9BAq6emXtfmxTneg-wB7XieYVlkdhH9niH5QWuk2uAp4fKq8Bn7h_jTm9sqwBo_5oSFQll91LLzxXwi-PnqicCzoA4CCV6FJ0CYREfZRFy6_Q==> or log on the website<http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102923819636&s=1288&e=001dAwOAgpWD0ivzA0jKmQW0rti123jy8ArBIo-Tl6TZIT9PPsh5og2kh9tayEbaEWQL5hvQQvMVQ5t2nYghZEF3HGYuWaHS4XPDDvyCMpqRB0AMPQlFGNOKg==> for more  information.





Other Law Enforcement Articles

"Gang Violence Grows on an Indian Reservation," New York Times,  December 14, 2009.  Click  here<http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102923819636&s=1288&e=001dAwOAgpWD0gCNm094nvavhjx_jeZHMBvvzMC_mqKAqst00KQZe-fci-cwAfcMKnfuIvTOtCDlzutlnpQPBY-zx35S_UaxqbWyZpm5kA_JCQ1cBMS4cUp1Qpr2uTTNYH_Jof5j99-UQqdvlK1-zcOyA-wq4Uw5yb9>


"Attorney General Announces Significant Reforms to Improve Public  Safety in Indian Country," Press Release, January 11, 2010 - Click  here<http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102923819636&s=1288&e=001dAwOAgpWD0hBEFLZdhPPsPI7YsAkwOSJ6dzwTPeGnhdmRKGmRX17NeAG8QBFAqY4b73vj8fia1yTfj1jlnu2exrP4SiZ4VTSsYUMqkBBT1odgg99OUrvMCezuYcsXfeFEVFLf_rGF7JtlWPfPinC-S3MCrjqTUiW_qzVR0g5nS8=> to read the  article.

"Challenges for Native American victims of domestic violence," Indian  Country Today Jan. 12, 2010 - Click  here<http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102923819636&s=1288&e=001dAwOAgpWD0hycGnr96unOPe7KxFyokBznVLLpPkuyJE1NShNNh3fSB-RJl_40QdpZJuq4GZmfObu7-V1-WjYRWAisB3Q1lNTdCP0r-J3A2DFB_iXfW7W18xXRPr1ydLZt-5RjYKZXvdh7e4jln5FivZkUyPjvJ6o>

"Native American's Stalked More Than Other Ethnic Groups," Native  Times, December 31, 2009 - Click  here<http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102923819636&s=1288&e=001dAwOAgpWD0iFTU4QUTelwY3a6uLt3m2qWEPaAfTBj4prcoAoyLToGd_aEQ8BAhlnKT5mgLyA7Pm6o0EDZqqD7WUb-BkYmxvr6Mef4fyn4BXt863WyYEI1scJM17qzyyAiKSLricF2DmJi5cNfKHqz1LmAAWjleABf82qVdBAzxMahYQCObILsL8obTJod5kAIhTNESaqVsKGDXwp8xtFO8Dtlpyz9RKDKdfeeWbToO8ouFfzU0dTnieqWDhurXSiq8bwrd1H0XRzqErhFyzNA6vDjuywxJHKlMnR7HNaH9KAl1zKIkM1MA==>

"Mexican Pot Gangs Infiltrate Indian Reservations in U.S.," Wall  Street Journal, November 5, 2009.  Click  here<http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102923819636&s=1288&e=001dAwOAgpWD0grAKLUuxpGcn9pCr1GFUwM941HsOeA01GCkd0sa5hcTe8G7L-FBKfNxeeQTLZWQh_5WkZXQr29xbcMjSoiok_RFg1y6IUWg3G2RJGII9LVN31s8ptIReo8B-I2aN6P-1QIkE_8WvbgCUcJ6njcETyz>

"Planning Correctional Facilities on Tribal Lands," BIA-OJS Fact  Sheet, Winter 2009.  Click  here<http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102923819636&s=1288&e=001dAwOAgpWD0inMyY26483OkoAs7rGD_C-ESIPIRKfbSDOyb0L4NzabViTzM4jaqKeAUsELdUXvF7DgtAdEViHfegJldUGYYMmU9wmNUOSbV6zXVnmoFRiPXi9994QpUwro-e6d8ReW0-UTnM7ZwILeviCsn-5ugIWbxIbtJBeEdM=>




Fellowship

FLETC Announces Fellowship Opportunity
The Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) announced the  first ever Tribal Law Enforcement Liaison Fellowship position open to  career tribal (including Bureau of Indian Affairs police officers  performing law enforcement duties in Indian Country), state, local or  campus law enforcement professionals who possess a broad base of law  enforcement experience in Indian Country.  Preference will be given to  those applicants who have experience enforcing, investigating or  prosecuting tribal laws and working with a variety of law enforcement  agencies from all levels of government.

The applicant must possess experience in training, development and  delivery, as well as have excellent oral and written communication  skills.  Additionally, the applicant must have experience with the  Native American community and be familiar with the needs and cultural  aspects of tribal nations.  For more information, please contact Ms.  Margaret Sullivan by email at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and place  "Tribal Fellowship" in the subject line.  Applications must be  postmarked by February 15, 2010.  Download Fellowship application  packet<http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102923819636&s=1288&e=001dAwOAgpWD0jSU3G8ROazKLgLTrM77vvAuO3BASJXHkLaQ5v0OGooIZzMzwyo3s_RjxYOT65UwbJN_c7mZ-R2FM1c83KXneWEwLwaDSoRNNqNnHqSdYisaXhqN4Ui-ghHmspb6YoxpEVNj-geeHr6rDDFqr6x4Yq6tpnpSY74IWQLMuaS5bvPJ4NtTPrsnXnkXHEOqIYlAI8=>




Law Enforcement Jobs

The National Native American Law Enforcement Association (NNALEA) is  assisting the Bureau of Indian Affairs/Office of Justice Services in  recruiting for Law Enforcement positions in Indian Country.   Applications are being accepted for the following positions:

*   Police Officer
*   Federal Corrections Officer
*   Special Agent/Criminal Investigator
For more information visit  http://www.nativeleo.com<http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102672323391&s=0&e=001RQRWYjFJnRzNsJJbS_X0RQdwFy_cJCFGJrpC9A8CgLvJnLu8WsULPOQlD7OaNOmizsb8EeYE8jEHmUcIbwfPSKvtVjSkF39qtyfDhICA4q5CJ7w1nikoWw==> or call  (276)794-5549.

Please post the OJS Recruitment  Announcement<http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102923819636&s=1288&e=001dAwOAgpWD0g6yukwT04FaNSsaTNzmLlt1qSNhNxdfag9kvdbriAEUwli6ot-IZBWAAjrPq3YZm-4mpeLZLEO7qm8uM1CBEiI6ks6rUOJTprCwSSGZyfV7s8J93wim3YmaSX1fjeWRIKJ4IOsRgyT_w==>.




Grant Opportunities


Department of Homeland Security Grant Programs
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano  announced the release of fiscal year 2010 grant applications, which  includes increased Tribal funding.  Up to $10 million is available to  eligible tribal applicants to help strengthen the United States  against risks associated with potential terrorist attacks.

Tribal Homeland Security Grant Program (THSGP)
Deadline:  April 19, 2010
More  information<http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102923819636&s=1288&e=001dAwOAgpWD0jUsLRsD4Uj3cpeji10jMAEXoeSBSsHRykHfuYunL3nf8nasQVKbEhl12QK9QXXGrzkzh1rUc1kuEoRNhOV6Ecf_R0JNMr9zEXzbBggsqAaVBRqbGQy1_KIad1btlvW6PEpBfNaoVlBQCkVyi9JD93zuhsM8gEO8kpKM0NfxDf3PcTECcnbVKiBzHIY4uzp0MpnLJPYwt0cOgcnSGKMoT4hhQgd_5-nLKAGTVioff6yNdh6gyA9bpRNQ_Ateljj_O9MfN0ooIJhVbjTk6xe8AgV>

Other Grants Available
Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) Fiscal Year 2010 Rural Sexual  Assault, Domestic Violence, Dating Violence and Stalking Assistance  Program
Deadline:  February 18, 2010
More  information<http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102923819636&s=1288&e=001dAwOAgpWD0iC-bWuT70UIDpw6-JCiC2GujRfSnczdd414IJkg3RBbL24K-rJiTRApc6bx8ryUHoGUMl3L3IeTJUZ9GgDa_4wddVPc34Y-8p4RXD3a34Di73G63ggiaxmVA6064nEnqNUnNcI85WhAFic2UK7twBqkOkOKiGzLGo=>

Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) FY 2010 State, Local and  Tribal  Terrorism Assistance National Initative Program
Deadline:  March 18, 2010
More  information<http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102923819636&s=1288&e=001dAwOAgpWD0gktvaAEuFx-aD0vkw9LHVP8gipYFJLBaRQacDOz-tPD11lgRvrpPW2fxrUlg8SPABx6jxSnUQOCoS2nF4RbXWRBgBeSGjBx_e3yYbGZrGcUSYGQcfR0lZnIyufuedtg11t1qyQhP4CRm1WlTVCYe0hVbblz0w5ub9Bm4ZH0Q5FF9ktpc6NbcMHR_WX6MWFQlOyeF9yS_rOoQ==>

SMART FY 2010 Comprehensive Approaches to Sex Offender Management  Training and Technical Assistance Program
Deadline:  March 18, 2010
More  information<http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102923819636&s=1288&e=001dAwOAgpWD0gPB1omqHA98HC45MBRxOFQFUmv0s_HiJAxAWHEfU554WQay4Pxvjwx5AhjWSX5gkbfXOmcpUPNrtTMmjz9NBrWxVuH3CogvMXVFjxheJczvJh_zsd3QmAGkM_HoKDPB4qNZ70xPD7rAI2m4wM3qSA_n1FJLJToQf8-uOC7bDq3FpnUHkNHuLQN4W7I_YOzDhHovBzQ7-cj8NM4zwNHEt0e4SqtjcNt5bowsu2lO76uIQvsOM0TiJJuVGxF0Bln6iAZZY3Zs9yKBG7csbo5oITA>

SMART FY 2010 Comprehensive Approaches to Sex Offender Management  Grant Program
Deadline:  March 18, 2010
More  information<http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102923819636&s=1288&e=001dAwOAgpWD0gVxG51zBpLNpv5wBq0UViPRYhcUC7M3bgOim3QF8eP3KU4KNdqu3KtdyLfKFbbmroKP4rdEqXYwUL4hmBqEKhA4WwsidzZDt4vwiGAHZs_y632OCeJqwACsPmVDcE7z0qs0OOZMXDb7Zao2lJe4Fd6jPctZFqan54X9t_JLKT0NvBq_YXbqKMQ21OxC18LBTLQBpmrjMiQr6QFob9pvl4hoSjdLjKQPy_QRU-ASRGlizqjA_eB7KzP4-EEwbtPZrLkRI6vr269ym-HnD6Is0NK>
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Founded in 1993, the National Native American Law Enforcement  Association (NNALEA) is a national, non-profit public service  organization dedicated to promoting and fostering cooperation between  Native American law enforcement Officers, agents, agencies, Tribes,  private industry, and the public.