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Feeling sleepy? At this event, find out what it is really like to feel sleepy. Students will participate in an interactive exploration of the effects of sleep deprivation and learn the stages of sleep. Activities will involve hands-on investigations of the neuroanatomical and cardiovascular physiological effects of the lack of sleep.
On Wednesday, March 26th, students from Fernbank Science Center, Grady High School, Cedar Grove High School and KIPP Strive Academy will come to Morehouse School of Medicine.
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THE bad behaviour of youths in a Cleethorpes street has forced one family from their home and turned the lives of others into a nightmare, it has been claimed.
Residents were terrified after a night of disturbances in which windows were smashed at two properties and another resident's car had its windscreen shattered.
Neighbours John Latham, 43, and Virgilio "Gino" Tedde, 65, were today counting the cost of the criminal damage following the trouble on Thursday at about 10pm in Taylor Street.
They have called on fellow residents and the police to help curb the behaviour of young people in the street.
The incidents have happened just days after the Grimsby Telegraph reported how 16-year-old Macauley Roberts, who lived in the street with his family, received a two-year Asbo for a string of offences which brought misery to residents.
Today, residents have told the newspaper how their quality of life has been blighted by underage drinking and vandalism.
They have also been disturbed by a group of young people playing football there, kicking the ball against residents' doors, windows and cars.
Mr Latham has now moved out to live with relatives because of the repeated disturbance caused to his young family.
"We received a phone call on Thursday so I came racing round to find boulders under the front window," he said.
"We need CCTV cameras at our properties because it is getting out of hand.
"Ever since my girlfriend and I had a baby last year, we were unable to sleep because of the noise in the street.
"Even when I installed a CCTV camera it was knocked off the wall and my gutters have been broken off."
Mr Latham has footage of the violent aftermath of parties hosted by neighbours, on which people are seen fighting in the street.
He also has footage of youths throwing tightly-packed snowballs at the camera. It was knocked off its mount and broke the guttering.
His neighbour, Mr Tedde, has compiled a log of incidents, which have been reported to the police.
The pensioner, who suffers from a chronic heart and spinal condition, said facilities are available for young people nearby, but are not used.
He said: "Thursday night was the worst. This street is like Beirut and is beyond control. It is a street of outlaws.
"Some evenings there are underage drinkers, and they don't just kick the ball against walls but really smash it. The ball ends up in people's gardens and on roofs.
"You see kids clambering over garages and barbed wire. Someone could get seriously hurt."
The frustrated resident said when he challenged some of the young people about their behaviour, he was met with abuse.
"There was no respect and I felt intimidated," he added.
A spokesperson for Humberside Police said arrests were made, and inquiries were continuing.
"Police have received a number of calls for service in connection with incidents on Taylor Street," they said.
"Officers from the local neighbourhood policing team have been and spoken to residents in the street and a number of individuals, who appear to have been causing concern for residents.
"The situation is being monitored. There are three people in custody.
"As part of an attempt to reduce anti-social behaviour, police officers and PCSOs carry out regular patrols during peak times when such issues tend to take place.
"As such, our aim is not just to reduce the problem but also understand why such incidents occur in order to try to ensure that we find a sustainable solution for the area which doesn't just see the problem shifting round the corner."
A 39-year-old woman has been charged with a public order offence, assaulting a police constable and assaulting a PCSO. She has been released on conditional bail to appear at Grimsby Magistrates' Court on May 8. A 13-year-old boy and 22-year-old man remain in custody.


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Employers will not need to notify new and current employees of coverage available under the health insurance exchanges until regulations outlining the notification requirements are issued, according to the 11th set of frequently asked questions-and-answers on implementation of the Affordable Care Act, issued Jan. 24 by the Treasury Department and two other federal agencies.
The ACA added Section 18B to the Fair Labor Standards Act, requiring all employers subject to FLSA to notify current employees and new hires that they can obtain coverage through an exchange. The requirement was to go into effect March 1, 2013. However, "Section 18B of the FLSA provides that employer compliance with the notice requirements of that section must be carried out '[i]n accordance with regulations promulgated by the Secretary [of Labor],' " and no such regulations have been released, the departments of Treasury, Labor, and Health and Human Services said in the FAQs.
Accordingly, "until such regulations are issued and become applicable, employers are not required to comply with FLSA section 18B," the FAQs said.
The notices to employees should be distributed at a "meaningful time," the agencies said, thus the departments expect the new applicability date will be in the late summer or fall, when open enrollment for the exchanges begins.
The FAQs also look at health reimbursement arrangements and their compliance with the Public Health Service Act.
ACA added Section 2711 of the PHSA, which "generally prohibits plans and issuers from imposing lifetime or annual limits on the dollar value of essential health benefits," according to the FAQs. DOL interim final regulations implementing Section 2711 of the act differentiate between HRAs that are "integrated" with group health plan coverage and HRAs that are not integrated with coverage, also called "stand-alone" HRAs, the FAQs said.
According to the FAQs, an HRA "used to purchase coverage on the individual market" is not considered integrated with the coverage it purchased and therefore does not satisfy Section 2711 of the PHSA. The agencies plan to issue guidance stating that "an employer-sponsored HRA cannot be integrated with individual market coverage or with an employer plan that provides coverage through individual policies and therefore will violate PHS Act section 2711," the FAQs said.
Additionally, an employer-provided HRA will only be treated as integrated with group health plan coverage if the employee in the HRA actually is enrolled in the health plan, not just if the employee is offered the coverage, the FAQs said. The departments also plan on issuing guidance on this topic, the FAQs said.
Other topics covered by the FAQs include self-insured employer prescription drug coverage supplementing Medicare Part D and fixed indemnity insurance.
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Matson, a U.S. carrier in the Pacific, reported its net income in the fourth quarter of 2012 was $15.6 million, compared with $1.6 million in the fourth quarter of 2011.
Quarterly revenue was $398.3 million, improving from $374.9 million in the same quarter in 2011.
For the full year of 2012, profit was $45.9 million, rising 34 percent from $34.2 million in 2011. Annual revenue was $1.56 billion, compared with $1.46 billion in 2011.
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The story of the 1963 Bears, Chicago's overlooked champions, begins at the end of the 1962 season.
That year, the Bears won four of their last five games, including a 3-0 season finale against the Lions that many of the players recall as one of the toughest games they ever played.
"After that game, and a handful of times in the offseason, Mike Ditka and I talked," Ed O'Bradovich recalled. "We said, 'We're good enough. We can win this thing.'"
They had an abundance of young players who were hitting the sweet spots of their careers — Ditka and O'Bradovich, running back Ronnie Bull, center Mike Pyle, guard Roger Davis and defensive backs Roosevelt Taylor and Bennie McRae were among them.
"We went to work in training camp," O'Bradovich said. "There was no fooling around. When a receiver would drop a ball, even in practice it was, 'Catch the damn ball!' We'd scream at them. We were dedicated because we knew that we could win."
During the 1962 season, coach George Halas made the difficult but necessary decision to take away the defensive coordinator responsibilities from 70-year-old Clark Shaughnessy and give them to George Allen, then a brilliant young assistant on his staff.
"It was like a breath of fresh air," defensive lineman Bob Kilcullen said. "It was one of the most important things that happened that year, George Allen simplifying the defense."
Fifty years later, the players still have so many great stories to tell. And that's what they will be doing Sept. 15 when the Bears gather the members of the team for a golden anniversary reunion.
Early in 2013.
Members of the 1963 Bears are approached with an offer. Each member would be paid $3,000 to travel to Chicago, sign 400 pieces and appear at an autograph show March 22-23 that would be billed as a reunion.
The deal is at least 18 players are needed to make it happen, and former fullback Ronnie Bull volunteers to help round up the gang. But he can get only 15 to commit and the event is canceled.
Of the 42 players on the roster that year, 16 have passed away, including Hall of Fame middle linebacker Bill George and outside linebacker Larry Morris, the most valuable player of the 1963 title game.
Of those who remain, many have serious health issues. A few are homebound. Some are in nursing homes.
One starter from the team declines to come because he can't concentrate enough to sign his name. A number of them are suffering from dementia, Alzheimer's or some sort of cognitive problem.
"It was the most depressing thing I've ever been through," Bull said.
The 1963 Bears defense turned out to be one of the most dominant in history.
Allen, who would wind up in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, made many significant changes, deploying what he called a "Rub and Buzz" defense. Perhaps the most significant change was replacing George with cornerback J.C. Caroline on passing downs.
Allen's son Bruce Allen, the general manager of the Redskins, was a ball boy on the 1963 Bears. "Dad was the innovator of the nickel, and the '63 season was the first season of the nickel defense," he said. "That changed football."
The Bears held opponents to 9.6 points per game. Opponents threw only 353 times against them, yet the Bears had a league-leading 36 interceptions. They also limited opponents to a 34.8 passer rating (all NFL passers had a cumulative 68.4 passer rating that year) and a 46.5 completion percentage.


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When the Hyatt Place Manatí opens in early 2014, it will join the other Hyatt Place on the island, which also has a casino - the Hyatt Place Bayamón Hotel & El Tropical Casino.
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The BBC Proms is one of classical music's most celebrated events. The Proms is now in its 116th season, one of the longest-running musical festivals in the world. It is the largest in scope, with over 70 concerts performed between mid-July and mid-September. Virtually all of the world's great orchestras have performed at the Proms, and the festival also attracts the most famous of classical music stars to perform. The Proms takes its name from the "promenade" on the floor of London's Royal Albert Hall, where all of the concerts take place. Music-lovers queue up every day of the festival hoping to get tickets that allow them to become one of the "prommers," members of the audience who stand throughout the concert on the promenade.
Although its scope has increased enormously since 1895, the original concept remains largely unaltered: to present the widest possible range of music, performed to the highest standards, to large audiences. The partnership between American Public Media and the BBC Proms will provide audiences across the nation the best of the festival during its culminating week, a week that ends with a concert unlike any other: the sometimes raucous, sometimes stirring, steadfastly iconic Last Night of the Proms.
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Peabody Award-winner Brian Newhouse was the producer and host for the Minnesota Orchestra broadcasts from 1986-91, heard live regionally on Minnesota Public Radio, and nationally from American Public Media. In 1992 he moved to Germany and served as a journalist with Radio Deutsche Welle in Cologne, covering topics from the Balkan War to European summer music festivals. He returned to the States and American Public Media, and is happily back in the host's chair for the Minnesota Orchestra broadcasts. He holds degrees in voice and English literature, has been a soloist with the Dale Warland Singers and Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, and an Artist-in-Residence at the Oregon Bach Festival. He won a Peabody Award, broadcasting's equivalent to the Pulitzer, in 2000 for writing the seven-part music documentary The Mississippi: River of Song. Simon and Schuster published his memoir, A Crossing, in 1998.


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sa·dismnoun \ˈsā-ˌdi-zəm, ˈsa-\
: enjoyment that someone gets from being violent or cruel or from causing pain; especially : sexual enjoyment from hurting or punishing someone
Full Definition of SADISM
: a sexual perversion in which gratification is obtained by the infliction of physical or mental pain on others (as on a love object) — compare masochism
a : delight in crueltyb : excessive cruelty
— sa·dist \ˈsā-dist, ˈsa-\ noun
— sa·dis·tic \sə-ˈdis-tik also sā- or sa-\ adjective
— sa·dis·ti·cal·ly \-ti-k(ə-)lē\ adverb
Examples of SADISM
- <a troubled youth with a streak of sadism in him>
Origin of SADISM
International Scientific Vocabulary, from Marquis de Sade
First Known Use: 1888
Related to SADISM
- Synonyms
- atrociousness, atrocity, barbarity, barbarousness, brutality, cruelness, fiendishness, heartlessness, inhumanity, inhumanness, cruelty, savageness, savagery, truculence, viciousness, wantonness
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Rhymes with SADISM
abysm, ageism, autism, baalism, baptism, Birchism, bossism, bruxism, Buddhism, casteism, centrism, charism, Chartism, classism, cubism, cultism, czarism, deism, dwarfism, faddism, fauvism, Gaullism, Grecism, Hobbism, holism, Jainism, Klanism, leftism, lyrism, Mahdism, Maoism, Marxism, monism, mutism, Nazism, nudism, Orphism, priggism, purism, Ramism, rightism, Saivism, sapphism, Scotism, sexism, Shaktism, Shiism, Sikhism, simplism, snobbism, sophism, statism, Sufism, tachism, Tantrism, Taoism, theism, Thomism, tourism, tropism, truism, Turkism, verism, Whiggism, Yahwism
sa·dismnoun \ˈsā-ˌdiz-əm, ˈsad-ˌiz-\ (Medical Dictionary)
Medical Definition of SADISM
: a sexual perversion in which gratification is obtained by the infliction of physical or mental pain on others (as on a love object)—compare algolagnia, masochism
—sa·dis·tic \sə-ˈdis-tik also sā- or sa-\ adjective
—sa·dis·ti·cal·ly \-ti-k(ə-)lē\ adverb
Biographical Note for SADISM
Sade \sȧd\ , Marquis de (Comte Donatien–Alphonse–François) (1740–1814), French soldier and writer. From the time that he was a young nobleman Sade consorted with prostitutes and developed a taste for sexual perversions. He was imprisoned on several occasions for his harsh abuse of prostitutes and gross licentiousness. After arriving at the Bastille in 1784 he began writing erotic novels in which he gave full expression to his sexual fantasies. His most famous novel was The Adversities of Virtue (1787). His works are known for their graphic descriptions of sexual perversions. His last years were spent in an insane asylum at Charenton, where he wrote plays for his fellow inmates to perform. His compulsion for physically and sexually abusing others gave rise to the concept of sadism.
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With input from the ADA, the American Heart Association (AHA) released recommendations for the prevention of infective endocarditis in 2008.
The current recommendations support premedication for a smaller group of patients than previous versions. This change was based on a review of scientific evidence, which showed that the risk of adverse reactions to antibiotics outweigh the benefits of prophylaxis for most patients. Concern about the development of drug-resistant bacteria also was a factor.
Also, the data are mixed as to whether prophylactic antibiotics taken before a dental procedure prevent IE. The recommendations note that people who are at risk for IE are regularly exposed to oral bacteria during basic daily activities such as brushing or flossing, suggesting that IE is more likely to occur as a result of these everyday activities than from a dental procedure.
The current recommendations cite that use of preventive antibiotics before certain dental procedures might be useful for patients with:
* Patients should check with their cardiologist if there is any question as to whether they fall into one of these categories.
Patients who took prophylactic antibiotics in the past but no longer need them include those with:
Prophylaxis is recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of the teeth, or perforation of the oral mucosa.
Sometimes patients forget to premedicate before their appointments. The recommendation is that the antibiotic be given before the procedure. This is important because it allows the antibiotic to reach adequate blood levels. However, the recommendations to prevent infective endocarditis state:
"If the dosage of antibiotic is inadvertently not administered before the procedure, the dosage may be administered up to two hours after the procedure."
Another concern that dentists have expressed involves patients who require prophylaxis but are already taking antibiotics for another condition. In these cases, the recommendations for infective endocarditis recommend that the dentist select an antibiotic from a different class than the one the patient is already taking. For example, if the patient is taking amoxicillin, the dentist should select clindamycin, azithromycin or clarithromycin for prophylaxis.
In 2012, the American Dental Association and the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) released the first co-developed evidence-based guideline on the Prevention of Orthopaedic Implant Infection in Patients Undergoing Dental Procedures. The clinical practice guideline, with three recommendations, is based on a systematic review of the literature. The review found no direct evidence that dental procedures cause orthopaedic implant infections.
The following is a summary of the recommendations of the AAOS-ADA clinical practice guideline, Prevention of Orthopaedic Implant Infection in Patients Undergoing Dental Procedures. This summary does not contain rationales that explain how and why these recommendations were developed, nor does it contain the evidence supporting these recommendations. All readers of this summary are strongly urged to consult the full guideline and evidence report for this information (see link below). We are confident that those who read the full guideline and evidence report will see that the recommendations were developed using systematic evidence-based processes designed to combat bias, enhance transparency, and promote reproducibility.
This summary of recommendations is not intended to stand alone. Treatment decisions should be made in light of all circumstances presented by the patient. Treatments and procedures applicable to the individual patient rely on mutual communication between patient, physician, dentist and other healthcare practitioners.
The Guideline Recommendations:
1. The practitioner might consider discontinuing the practice of routinely prescribing prophylactic antibiotics for patients with hip and knee prosthetic joint implants undergoing dental procedures.
Strength of Recommendation: Limited
A Limited Recommendation means the quality of the supporting evidence that exists is unconvincing, or that well-conducted studies show little clear advantage to one approach versus another.
Practitioners should be cautious in deciding whether to follow a recommendation classified as Limited, and should exercise judgment and be alert to emerging publications that report evidence. Patient preference should have a substantial influencing role.
2. We are unable to recommend for or against the use of topical oral antimicrobials in patients with prosthetic joint implants or other orthopaedic implants undergoing dental procedures.
Strength of Recommendation: Inconclusive
An Inconclusive Recommendation means that there is a lack of compelling evidence resulting in an unclear balance between benefits and potential harm.
Practitioners should feel little constraint in deciding whether to follow a recommendation labeled as Inconclusive and should exercise judgment and be alert to future publications that clarify existing evidence for determining balance of benefits versus potential harm. Patient preference should have a substantial influencing role.
3. In the absence of reliable evidence linking poor oral health to prosthetic joint infection, it is the opinion of the work group that patients with prosthetic joint implants or other orthopaedic implants maintain appropriate oral hygiene.
Strength of Recommendation: Consensus
A Consensus Recommendation means that expert opinion supports the guideline recommendation even though there is no available empirical evidence that meets the inclusion criteria.
Practitioners should be flexible in deciding whether to follow a recommendation classified as Consensus, although they may set boundaries on alternatives. Patient preference should have a substantial influencing role.
If you have any questions about these recommendations, please contact the ADA Division of Science via email. ADA members may also use the Association's toll-free number and ask for x2878.


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Taylor Swift: 1 Million Albums in One Week (VIDEO)
Taylor Swift is capping off a whirlwind week filled of surprise performances and wax figure unveilings with entry to an elite group of artists: The one million album debut club.
Billboard reports T-Swift's much-buzzed-about new effort Speak Now will debut at No. 1 on this week's album chart with 1,047,000 copies sold. Cracking the one million album mark in the first week of sales is an impressive feat in the iTunes era. Need proof? The last time an album sold one million copies in its first week was more than two years ago, when Lil Wayne's Tha Carter 3 broke through with more than a million (aka 'A Milli') copies.
Swift joins an illustrious group of artists who cracked one million albums in their first week of sales, including Eminem, 50 Cent, N Sync and the Backstreet Boys. Britney Spears achieved it with Oops I Did It Again in 2000, Whitney Houston topped the million mark with The Bodyguard soundtrack in 1993 and Usher did it in 2004 with Confessions.
Check out T-Swift rocking her new tunes on last night's Dancing with the Stars:
What do you think of Taylor's new album? Sound off in the comments.


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General Policy Information
Audit, Policy & Research Unit Manual
Mission Statement and Priorities
Latest Revision Date: 12/1/2014
Title 1 - Department Administration
1.010 - Authority and Jurisdiction
1.030 - Department Span of Control Chart
1.060 - Consultant Contract Administration
1.090 - Ticket Chain of Custody
Title 2 - Department Employment
2.020 - Appointments and Probation
2.030 - Retirements and Separations
2.050 - Collective Bargaining and Contract Management
Title 3 - Employee Welfare
3.035 - Reasonable Accommodation (ADA)
3.040 – Airborne Pathogens Control
3.045 - Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Control
3.050 - Coordinating Officer Fatalities
3.070 - Performance Mentoring Program
3.080 - Travel Training System
3.090 - Employee Recognition Awards Program
3.170 - Honoring Those Killed in the Line of Duty
3.270 - Police Charity Committee
3.290 - Pre-Service/In-Service and Specialized Training
Title 4 - Human Resources
4.000 - Employee Move Tracking System (EMT)
4.005 - Police Employee Data System (PEDS)
4.015 - Restricted Time Off for a Pre-Planned Event
4.020 - Reporting and Recording Overtime/Out of Classification Pay
4.050 - On-Duty Illness or Injury
4.060 - Long Term Disability Benefits
4.070 - Limited Duty Assignments
4.090 - Leave of Absence Without Pay
4.100 – Family and Medical Leave
4.120 - Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking Leave
4.140 - Military Spouse/Domestic Partner Leave
Title 5 - Employee Conduct
5.002 - Responsibilities of Employees Concerning Complaints of Possible Misconduct
5.030 - Preparing for Criminal Case Interviews
5.040 - EEO Complaints and Investigations
5.060 - Employee Political Activity
5.090 - Operations Bureau General Personnel Matters
5.100 - Operations Bureau Individual Responsibilities
5.130 - Supervisor/Employee Relationships
Bias-Free Policing Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
5.150 - Use of Private Vehicles for City Business
5.160 - Citizen Observation of Officers
5.170 - Alcohol and Substance Use
5.175 - Critical Incident Stress Management Communications
5.190 - Court Appearances and Legal Proceedings
Title 6 - Arrests, Search and Seizure
6.010 - Reporting Arrests and Detentions
6.020 - Arrests and Detentions of Foreign Nationals
6.060 - Collection of Information for Law Enforcement Purposes
6.140 - Locating a Cell Phone during an Emergency
6.150 - Advising Persons of Miranda
6.181 - Performing Inventory Searches
6.220 - Voluntary Contacts, Terry Stops & Detentions
6.250 - Use of Non-SPD Canines
Title 7 - Evidence and Property
7.030 - Firearms & Shell Casings
7.040 - Dangerous or Hazardous Evidence
7.050 - Checking Out Evidence for Court
7.070 - Converting Evidence for Department Use
7.130 – Narcotics Training Aid and Investigative Use Drug Property Release
7.140 – Firearm Training Aid and Investigative Use
Title 8 - Use of Force
8.000 - Use of Force Core Principles
8.050 - Use of Force Definitions
8.300 - Use of Force Reporting and Investigation
Use of Force Public Safety Statement Card
Investigating Supervisor Scene Guide
Investigating Supervisor Precinct Guide
Investigating Supervisor Documentation Guide
Involved Officer Statement Guide
Witness Officer Statement Guide
8.400 - Reviewing Use of Force
8.500 - Firearms Discharge Investigations
Officer Involved Shooting-Public Safety Statement Card
8.600 - Review of Firearms Discharges
Title 9 - Equipment and Uniforms
9.010 - Employee Dress Standards
9.040 - Uniform and Equipment Committee
9.050 - Clothing Allowance and Reimbursement for Personal Property
9.065 - Firearms Training and Qualification
Title 10 - Police Facilities & Security
10.010 - Parking at Department Facilities
10.020 - Physical Security of Police Facilities
Title 11 - Detainee Management
11.010 - Detainee Management in Department Facilities
11.020 - Transportation of Detainees
11.030 - Guarding Detainees at a Hospital
11.040 - Booking Adult Detainees
Title 12 - Department Information Systems
12.030 - Computer Hardware & Devices
12.045 - Booking Photo Comparison Software
12.055 - Criminal Justice Research
12.060 - Department Forms Control
12.070 - Department Publications
12.080 - Department Records Access, Inspection & Dissemination
12.090 - Departmental Correspondence
12.091 - Mobile Reporting Entity (MRE) Laptops
12.110 - Use of Department E-mail & Internet Systems
12.111 - Use of Cloud Storage Services
Title 13 - Vehicle Operations
13.010 - Collisions Involving Department Vehicles
13.015 - Collision Review Board
13.030 - Emergency Vehicle Operations
13.031 - Vehicle Eluding/Pursuits
13.040 - Patrol Operations Equipment, Police Vehicles and Facilities
13.050 - Policing by Mountain Bike
13.060 - Specialty Vehicles & Equipment
Title 14 - Emergency Operations
14.060 - Serious Incident Plan
14.070 - Serious Injury or Fatality to a Police Officer
14.080 - Task Force Mobilization
14.090 - Demonstration Management
Title 15 - Primary Investigation
15.015 – Bomb Threats and Explosive Devices
15.080 - Follow-up Unit Notification and Follow-up Investigation
15.140 - Narcotics Activity Report
15.160 - Marijuana Enforcement
15.180 - Primary Investigations
15.185 - Vulnerable Adults-Elder Abuse and Neglect
15.190 - Theft and Recovery of Vehicle, License Plates, or License Tabs
15.210 - Investigating Property Held by a Pawnshop or Used-Goods Store
15.215 - Domestic Violence Firearms Surrender
15.250 - Interpreters/Translators
15.260 - Collision Investigations
15.270 - Trespass Warning Program
15.275 - Enforcing Trespass in Parks
15.290 - Stay Out of Areas of Prostitution (SOAP)
15.300 - Stay Out of Drug Areas (SODA)-Define Boundaries
15.310 - Foreign Nationals Seeking Asylum
15.320 - Police Action on Military Reservations
15.330 - Responding to Threats and Assaults on Officers
15.350 - Significant Incident Report
15.360 - Mobile Identification Devices
Title 16 - Patrol Operations
16.030 - Citizen Rider Program
16.040 - Community Police Teams
16.070 - Responding to Monitored Alarms
16.080 - Fireworks Disposal and Disposition
16.091 - Body-Worn Video Pilot Program
16.100 - Patrol Training and Publications
16.130 - Sick and Injured Persons
16.140 - Traffic Direction and Control
16.170 - Automatic License Plate Readers
16.180 - Patrol Operations Order
16.190 - Labor Management Disputes
16.230 - Issuing Tickets and Traffic Contact Reports
16.231 - Cancelling and Voiding Tickets
16.250 - Interaction with the University of Washington Police Department
Effective Date: 12/6/2011
I. Policy
Identifying Foreign Nationals
Under ordinary circumstances, a general request for adequate identification as part of a criminal investigation is all that is necessary or appropriate. Officers will not ask for documents relating to someone's immigration or alien status for the sole purpose of establishing their status but may be presented by the person if this is their only source of identification. Officers may ask the person if they are a foreign national after they are arrested or detained so that the mandatory advisement statement can be made.
It is the intent of the Seattle Police Department to foster trust and cooperation with all people served by the Department. Complainants, witnesses and victims are encouraged to communicate with Seattle Police officers without fear of inquiry regarding their immigration or alien status. Being an undocumented person in this country, barring any criminal activity, is a federal civil violation not enforced by the Seattle Police Department. In Seattle, only ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) and other federal agencies can enforce federal laws relating to illegal entry and residence within the United States.
It is the policy of the Department that officers will not request specific documents for the sole purpose of determining someone's immigration or alien status. If offered by a person and not specifically requested by the officer, it is permissible to rely on immigration documents to establish someone's identity in response to a general request for identification.
Officers will not initiate police action based solely on an individual's immigration or alien status, nor shall they ask for identification or documents to establish the persons immigration or alien status.
Under the terms of the Vienna Convention and other treaties, whenever officers take a person into custody who states that they are a foreign citizen, additional notification procedures are required. Compliance with this policy and procedure is important because it enhances the ability of the United States to insist that foreign officials provide the same rights to United States diplomats and citizens who are arrested abroad.
Failure to provide appropriate notification may result in suppression of evidence and subsequent loss of convictions.
A. Definitions
1. Foreign National: A person who was born outside the jurisdiction of the United States, is a citizen of a foreign country, and has not become a naturalized United States citizen under United States law. The person may be a tourist, visitor, migrant worker with a temporary work permit, alien resident, illegal alien, asylum-seeker, or person-in-transit.
2. Diplomatic Immunity: A principle of international law by which certain foreign government officials are not subject to the jurisdiction of local courts and other authorities for both their official and, to a large extent, their personal activities.
3. Consular Immunity: Consular immunity protections are similar but not as extensive as diplomatic immunity. Consular officers do not have absolute immunity from a host country's criminal jurisdiction and may be tried for certain local crimes. They are immune from local jurisdiction only in cases directly relating to consular functions.
4. Alien: Any person who is not a citizen or national of the United States of America; foreigner.
5. Citizenship: Normally, citizenship describes the country that a person was born in. However, a person can change citizenship in a process called naturalization.
6. Naturalization: The bestowment of citizenship upon a person when he/she is born.
7. National: An individual who has pledged allegiance to a certain country.
8. Nationality: The description used on an individual's citizenship or country where the person is deemed a national.
9. Legalized Aliens: Illegal aliens who were entitled to submit an application for temporary resident status under the legalization provision of the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986.
10. Passport: A document that is issued by the government of the country of a person's citizenship. Passports have expiration dates, and while traveling in the United States, a passport must remain valid throughout the entire duration of a person's stay.
11. Permanent Resident: Any person who is not a citizen of the United States and who lives in the United States under lawfully recognized and legally recorded permanent residence as an immigrant. A permanent resident is also referred to as a Permanent Resident Alien, Resident Alien Permit Holder, and Green Card Holder.
12. Refugee: A refugee is anybody who is incapable or reluctant to go back to his or her country of nationality due to fear of persecution because of race, religion, nationality, membership in a unique social group, or political views. The country of nationality is considered to be the country in which the foreigner most recently lived for those without nationality. Refugees are entitled to change their status to the legal Permanent Resident category after one year of continuous presence in the United States.
13. United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS): A bureau of the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS). It performs many administrative functions formerly carried out by the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), which was part of the Department of Justice.
14. ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement): ICE is the principal investigative arm of the United States Department of Homeland Security. It was created in 2003 when enforcement elements of the Immigration & Naturalization Service and the United States Customs Service merged. ICE's primary mission is to promote homeland security and public safety through the criminal and civil enforcement of federal laws governing border control, customs, trade, and immigration.
II. Procedures
A. Summary of Requirements Pertaining to Foreign Nationals
1. When foreign nationals are arrested or detained, it is mandatory that they be advised of the right to have their consular officials notified, without unreasonable delay.
a. Law enforcement officers who actually make the arrest or who assume responsibility for a foreign national's detention are responsible for making proper notification.
b. The mandatory advisement statement is located in the "Consular Notification and Access Reference Card: Instructions for Arrests and Detentions of Foreign Nationals" and the Officer's Resource Booklet (form 39.0).
(1) This advisement must be made even if the suspect will not be interrogated.
2. In some cases, the nearest consular official must be notified of the arrest or detention of a foreign national, regardless of the foreign national's wishes.
3. Consular officials are entitled to access their nationals in detention and are entitled to provide consular assistance. However, notification places no obligation upon consular officials to perform any services on behalf of the foreign national.
4. Additional circumstances in which consular officials must be notified include:
a. When a government official becomes aware of the death of a foreign national;
b. When a guardianship or trusteeship is being considered with respect to a foreign national who is a minor or incompetent;
c. When a foreign ship or aircraft is involved in a collision or accident.
B. When a Foreign National is Arrested or Detained
1. Officers should attempt to determine the person's nationality. In the absence of other information, officers should assume this is the country on whose passport or other travel document the foreign national has travelled.
2. If the foreign national's country is on the list of mandatory notification countries:
NOTE: A list of the mandatory notification countries is located in sub-section D below.
a. Officers should notify that country's nearest consular official, without unreasonable delay, of the arrest/detention – after arrival at the precinct, jail, or other significant detention such as hospitalization, but before interrogation or booking.
(1) Phone and fax numbers for foreign embassies and consulates in the United States are located in the "Consular Notification and Access" reference book, part 6. This reference book may be obtained from a Patrol sergeant, Precinct Captain, or King County Jail staff.
(2) Officers should use the Fax Sheet for Notifying Consular Officers of Arrests or Detentions (form 58.0) to make notification when the consulate has a fax machine available.
(3) Officers should submit the fax sheet and fax transmittal report to the Data Center.
(a) If the fax machine does not print a fax transmittal report, officers shall record the date and time the fax was sent in the General Offense Report.
(4) If a fax machine is not available, officers shall personally call to make consular notification. The date, time, and point of contact shall be documented in the General Offense Report.
(a) If contact is not successful, officers shall document the notification attempt in the General Offense Report.
(b) Officers should notify jail staff if the suspect is being booked and notification has not been made.
b. Officers should tell the foreign national of the notification.
(1) The foreign national must be advised of the following:
"Because of your nationality, we are required to notify your country's consular representatives here in the United States that you have been arrested or detained. After your consular officials are notified, they may call or visit you. You are not required to accept their assistance, but they may be able to help you obtain legal counsel and may contact your family and visit you in detention, among other things. We will be notifying your country's consular officials as soon as possible."
(2) Translations of this statement are found in the "Consular Notification and Access" reference book, part 4.
c. Notification must be made, regardless of the foreign national's wishes.
(1) Where an arrestee is seeking asylum in the United States, officers shall not reveal that fact in their mandatory notification to the foreign consul. Arrangements can be made to protect the arrestee while ensuring that his/her government's right to notification is protected.
(a) The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) must be contacted immediately in these cases.
(b) Under no circumstances shall the foreign national be turned over to any foreign government official. They shall remain in protective custody until they are delivered to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).
d. Officers shall keep a written record of the notification and actions taken.
3. If the foreign national's country is not on the mandatory notification list:
a. Officers shall offer, without unreasonable delay, to notify the foreign national's consular officials of the arrest/detention.
(1) The foreign national must be informed of the following:
"As a non-United States citizen who is being arrested or detained, you are entitled to have us notify your country's consular representatives here in the United States. A consular official from your country may be able to help you obtain legal counsel, and may contact your family and visit you in detention, among other things. If you want us to notify your country's consular officials, you can request this notification now, or at any time in the future. After your consular officials are notified, they may call or visit you. Do you want us to notify your country's consular officials?"
(2) Translations of this statement are found in "Consular Notification and Access" reference book, part 4, which may be obtained from a Patrol sergeant or Precinct Captain.
b. If the foreign national asks that consular notification be given, officers shall notify the nearest consular officials of the foreign national's country without unreasonable delay – after arrival at the precinct but before any interrogation or booking.
(1) Phone and fax numbers for foreign embassies and consulates in the United States are located in the "Consular Notification and Access" reference book, part 6.
(2) Officers shall use the Fax Sheet for Notifying Consular Officers of Arrests or Detentions (form 58.0) to make notification when the consulate has a fax machine available.
(3) Officers shall submit the fax sheet and fax transmittal report to the Data Center.
(a) If the fax machine does not print a fax transmittal report, officers shall record the date and time the fax was sent in the General Offense Report.
(4) If a fax machine is not available, officers shall personally call to make consular notification. The date, time, and point of contact shall be documented in the General Offense Report.
(a) If an officer is unable to make contact, he/she shall document the notification attempt in the General Offense Report.
(b) Officers shall follow up to ensure that notification is made.
C. Mandatory Notification Countries
Antigua and Barbuda Fiji Malta Singapore
Armenia Gambia, The Mauritius Slovakia
Azerbaijan Georgia Moldova Tajikistan
Bahamas, The Ghana Mongolia Tanzania
Barbados Grenada Nigeria Tonga
Belarus Guyana Philippines Trinidad and Tobago
Belize Hong Kong Poland** Turkmenistan
Brunei Hungary Romania Tuvalu
Bulgaria Jamaica Russia Ukraine
China* Kazakhstan Saint Kitts and Nevis United Kingdom
Costa Rica Kiribati Saint Lucia U.S.S.R.***
Cyprus Kuwait Saint Vincent/Grenadines Uzbekistan
Czech Republic Kyrgyzstan Seychelles Zambia
Dominica Malaysia Sierra Leone Zimbabwe
* Does not include Republic of China (Taiwan) passport holders.
** Mandatory for non-permanent residents only.
*** Passports may still be in use.
D. Diplomatic Immunity
1. Foreign nationals with diplomatic immunity are issued an Identification Card by the United States Department of State.
a. The degree of immunity is detailed on the back of the ID card.
b. Officer's should contact the Department of State to verify the immunity status of the foreign national (see page 9 for contact information.)
2. When a foreign national with full diplomatic immunity is involved and the safety of the public is in imminent danger or it is apparent that a crime may otherwise be committed, officers may intervene to the extent necessary to halt such activity.
This intervention may include use of force and/or arrest if otherwise justified according to existing policy. The Department of State must be contacted immediately in these cases.
3. When a foreign national with full diplomatic immunity is suspected of committing a crime, officers shall obtain as much information as possible during the initial investigation and thoroughly document it in the General Offense Report.
Officers should include "Diplomatic Personnel" and any appropriate offenses in the "Offenses" block. The primary officer will send the General Offense Report to a sergeant for approval and notify the sergeant directly. Any paper documents will be forwarded to the Data Center in an Alert Packet.
4. The sergeant will immediately review the General Offense Report and, after approval, route it for transcription as normal.
5. The sergeant will send a VMAIL titled "Alert Packet" to the Data Center handle and the Records Transcription handle. The VMAIL will contain the General Offense Number.
6. The Data Center will promptly fax a copy of the approved General Offense Report to the Department of State so that diplomatic remedies may be sought (see page 9 for contact information.)
7. Foreign nationals may be stopped for investigation (Terry Stop) or stopped and cited for traffic violations regardless of their diplomatic immunity.
a. A traffic stop is not considered to be an arrest or detention as it relates to diplomatic immunity.
b. If the officer judges the individual too impaired by alcohol/narcotics to drive safely, the officer should not permit the individual to continue to drive (even in the case of diplomatic agents).
III. Guidelines
A. Per SMC 4.18.010, the Department will assist federal agencies as resources allow and while considering the enforcement priorities of the Department. Designated officers will be assigned to assist federal agencies from time to time to arrest previously deported aliens who are currently involved in criminal activity. Any joint patrol with a federal agency will be with the express approval of the officer's chain of command.
B. Foreign nationals must be told of their right to consular notification and access in all cases in which they are arrested or detained. If the detainee requests notification, officers must ensure that notification is given to the nearest consulate or embassy of the detainee's country without unreasonable delay.
C. A foreign national may present a foreign passport or an alien registration document as identification. If they present a document that indicates birth outside the United States, or claim to have been born outside the U.S., they may be a foreign national. Unfamiliarity with English may also indicate foreign nationality.
D. A person who is a citizen of the United States and another country may be treated exclusively as a United States citizen when in the United States. In other words, consular notification is not required if the detainee is a U.S. citizen. This is true even if the detainee's other country of citizenship is a mandatory notification country.
E. Consular notification should not be confused with the Miranda warning, which is given regardless of nationality to protect the individual's constitutional rights against self-incrimination and to the assistance of legal counsel. Consular notification is given as a result of international legal requirements, so that a foreign government can provide its nationals with whatever consular assistance it deems appropriate.
F. Generally, officers may use their discretion in deciding how much information to provide consistent with privacy considerations and the applicable international agreements. Reasons for the detention do not have to be provided in the initial communication, and the Department of State recommends that it not be provided unless requested specifically by the consular officer, or if the detainee authorizes the disclosure. Officers shall document the requests by the Department of State or wishes of the detainee in the General Offense Report.
See Seattle Police Manual Section 15.310 – Foreign Nationals Seeking Asylum.
G. If the alien is an asylum seeker, arrangements can be made to protect the alien while ensuring that his/her government's right to notification is protected. Under no circumstances should the fact that a foreign national has applied for asylum be revealed to his/her consular official. Specific guidance on such cases should be obtained from the Department of State and/or United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).
H. Consular notification is "better late than never." Notification procedures should be followed as soon as it is recognized that a foreign national is in detention but consular notification procedures were not followed.
I. If the Department of State receives a complaint that consular notification was not provided, it will take appropriate action. For example, the Department may request the relevant facts from the detaining federal, state, or local authority; discuss the matter with the foreign government involved; apologize on behalf of the government of the United States to the concerned foreign government for a failure to provide consular notification; intervene to ensure that consular access is permitted; or seek to work with the involved federal, state, or local detaining officials to improve future compliance.
J. Identifying Diplomatic and Consular Officers and their Degree of Immunity
1. Diplomatic and consular officers (including consuls and honorary consuls) have identification cards issued by the Department of State. Each card has a statement of immunity on the reverse side. Officers should read the back of identification cards carefully as there are different degrees of immunity.
The cards are color-coded as follows:
2. Blue-bordered cards:
a. Are issued to diplomatic officers and their families.
b. Are issued to U.N. diplomatic officers and their families.
c. Entitle the bearer to full criminal immunity. They may not be arrested or detained. They may be given notices of violation (traffic citations).
3. Green-bordered cards:
a. Are issued to embassy administrative and technical staff employees and their families. The card signifies that the bearer is entitled to full criminal immunity and may not be arrested or detained. They may be given notices of violation (traffic citations).
b. Are issued to embassy service staff employees. The card signifies that the bearer is entitled to immunity for official acts only.
4. Red-bordered cards:
a. Are issued to career consular officers. The bearer of this card is entitled to immunity for official acts only.
b. Are issued to consular officers/employees and their families from countries with which the United States has special agreements. The bearer of this card is entitled to full criminal immunity and may not be arrested or detained.
c. Are issued to honorary consular officers. The bearer of this card is entitled to limited immunity for official acts only.
K. Questions regarding an individual's status or immunity should be referred to the United States Department of State Office of Protocol during working hours, and to the Bureau of Diplomatic Security after hours.
1. The Department of State encourages officers to contact them to verify the status of individuals who present a diplomatic or consular identification card. It is common that former diplomatic officials and consular employees retain their Department of State identification card(s) even after their privileges are no longer in effect.
L. Diplomatic Immunity
1. Once a person claims to be entitled to immunity, officers should request some form of identification to substantiate the claim. Officers shall immediately advise the person that their immunity status must be verified.
2. In the event that an individual claiming immunity cannot provide satisfactory proof, and the normal course of action in response to the offense would be arrest or detention, the officer may continue to detain the suspect until confirmation of the individual's status can be made. If the claim of immunity is not valid, the officer should follow standard procedures, again keeping in mind the right of foreign nationals to contact their embassy or consulate.
3. After a person with immunity has been released, collecting information, investigating incidents, and preparing reports do not violate a person's immunity.
4. A complete report of any incident involving immunity is essential. Since officers cannot make an arrest when immunity is involved, as much information as possible should be obtained at the time of the incident. This information should be thoroughly documented in a General Offense Report and "Diplomatic Personnel" should be listed in the "Offenses" block in addition to the relevant offenses. The Data Center will fax a copy of the approved report to the Department of State. When it is presented with a detailed report, the Department of State can pursue the case through diplomatic channels.
M. Record Keeping
1. Officers should always document the advisement of consular notification in a General Offense Report.
2. Officers must document their compliance with the notification requirements. When notification is at the discretion of the foreign national, officers must document that the foreign national was informed of their option of consular notification, the date and time when they were so informed, and whether or not the foreign national requested that consular officials be notified. If a confirmation of receipt of notification is available, it should be forwarded to the Data Center.
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Questions about diplomatic and consular immunity:
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UPDATE: Dayton VA Shooting Suspect Appears in Federal Court
DAYTON -- Neil Moore, the man accused of shooting another man at the Dayton VA Hospital will remain behind bars, at least for now. A judge denied bond for the 59 year old who is accused of bringing a gun into the VA Medical Center and shooting Paul Burnside. Burnside suffered a wound to his leg and is now recovering at home.
According the court documents, Moore went to the VA to confront two former co-workers who he thought were involved in an inappropriate relationship with his wife and daughter. If convicted, Moore could face up to 10 years in prison.
DAYTON -- The alleged shooter at the Dayton VA Medical Center made his first court appearance Tuesday.
Neil Moore, 59, stood before U.S. Magistrate Judge Sharon Ovington to hear the charges against him.
A federal court affidavit reveals what may have led up to Monday's shooting inside the basement of the Dayton VA Medical Center.
In a probable cause report it states that Moore went to the VA to confront two former co-workers he thought were engaging in inappropriate relationships with his wife and daughter.
The documents detail that Moore's wife and daughter also work at the Medical Center.
We have also learned that Moore entered the premises just after noon. At that time Moore reportedly entered the basement of the building where several individuals were participating in a card game. That's when Moore allegedly pointed a revolver at them and stated, "don't mess with my family."
The documents go on to say that Moore indicated it was his intent to hold the former co-workers at gunpoint while punching them with his right hand.
That's when 61-year-old Paul Burnside lunged in to disarm Moore.
Burnside was shot in the leg.
As a result of the attempt to disarm Moore of the .38 Caliber revolver three rounds were fired.
Following the events, Moore rode the elevator to the first floor and fled the building.
Moore then drove to his sister's residence on Hermosa Drive in Trotwood. The sister then drove Moore to Good Samaritan Hospital for a medical evaluation.
That's where Dayton Police arrested the suspect.
Moore's family sat inside the federal courtroom when he was read his charges. He face one count of assault with a dangerous weapon and one count of use of a deadly weapon during the commission of a crime of violence.
Moore faces up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
Moore told a federal judge, "ma'am I understand."
His wife and daughter were both in attendance.
Moore will be in court Friday at 1:30 for a detention hearing to determine if a bond will be set.
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Dayton VA Shooting Suspect Expected in Court at 11 a.m. Today
DAYTON -- Neil Moore, the suspect in Monday's shooting at the Dayton VA Medical Center, is scheduled to make an initial court appearance at 11 a.m. today before U.S. Magistrate Judge Sharon Ovington at the federal courthouse in Dayton.
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The most common source of college loan funds, federal Stafford loans, are fixed-rate, low-interest loans available to undergraduate students attending Southern at least half time (6 credit hours).
Subsidized Stafford loans are need-based. The government pays the interest on these loans while you are attending college, during a six-month grace period immediately preceding repayment, and during any authorized deferments.
Unsubsidized Stafford loans are not need-based. You are responsible for all of the interest that accrues on the loan.
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