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maintain an index of publications and papers in order to help disseminate,
discuss, and improve important ideas in the area of public safety,
and the national trends regarding neighborhood and private policing
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email the paper’s abstract to our Chair, Officer Jane Warner,
sfpatrol@earthlink.net
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- March 15, 2010 - Op Ed Submitted
to SF Chronicle
- March 15, 2010 - Alternate public
safety resource available now while San Francisco police
face cutbacks
- March 10, 2010 - City adopts enhanced
protections for San Francisco Patrol Special Police
- January 30, 2010 SF
Police Look For Private Funds KCBS News
To listen to the story, click
here.
- Press
Release 1-30-10 New Police Commissioner Jim Hammer keynotes
Annual Luncheon of the Patrol Special Police on Thursday,
January 28, 2010
- January 29, 2010 SFPD
struggling to make budget cuts San Francisco Examiner
- Letter
from Nick Dranias, Director, Center for Constitutional
Government, Goldwater Institute, in support of Patrol Special
Police 1-19-10
- "Tired Cops:
The Prevalence and Potential Consequences of Fatigue"
Natl Institute of Justice Journal No. 248, 2002 (Ed. note:
Patrol Specials typically do not work on overtime and possibly
fatigued, as almost all off-duty public police do when they
serve on extra security assignments)
- Merchants
and residents celebrate one year of private patrols
in Glen Park
- "Plunder!
How Public Employee Unions are Raiding Treasuries, Controlling
Our Lives and Bankrupting the Nation." - new book
by Steven Greenhut 1-17-10
**More info here
- January 15, 2010 SFPD
Chief Aims to Involve Community KCBS News
To listen to the story, click
here.
- Just over $2 million of taxpayer dollars spent on private
security for Mayor Newsom, other city officials, and
visiting dignitaries for the fiscal year 2008-2009 compared
to other cities: Sacramento spends $90,000 on the mayor's
security, $450,000 in Los Angeles, and $339,000 in Houston.
- (San
Francisco, CA) Clients are highly satisfied with San Francisco
Patrol Special Police, according to results of a
comprehensive survey released by the patrol service
today.
- Letters
to the Editor
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What
is the Proper and Beneficial Role for Public Police? by
Ann Grogan, 11-16-09
- "Managing in the Millennium:
A matter of balance" by Carole Moore (first published
on officer.com 10-21-09)
- Palo
Alto Police hire security guards to patrol tracks where
teens committed suicide.
-
Providence,
R.I.: A Model for Public-Private Partnerships in Emergency
Management
- Various publications by Dr. Edward P. Stringham on law
and the private marketplace: http://www.sjsu.edu/stringham/Pubs-stringham.html
- SecureLaw, Ltd. - a firm led by Dr. James Pastor, noted
author and consultant on private policing: http://www.securelaw.info/
- Publications discussing subscription-based patrol and
restitution services: http://gil.guillory.googlepages.com/
- Video
of Officer on Duty
- "San
Francisco: Fog City Beacon for Public Justice, or Just More
Foggy Thinking When it Comes to Policing?" by Ann
Grogan, 8-25-09
- "Privatizing
the Adjudication of Disputes" by Dr. Brian Caplan
and Dr. Edward P. Stringham, June 2008, paper prepared conference
in Israel.
- "Overlapping
Jurisdictions, Proprietary Communities, and Competition
in the Realm of Law" by Dr. Edward P. Stringham,
September 2006.
- "Terrorism
and Public Safety Policing: Implications for the Obama Presidency"
by Dr. James Pastor:
http://www.securelaw.info/terrismpublicsafetypolicing.htm.
You may order this new book published August, 2009 at:
http://www.routledge.com/books/Terrorism-and-Public-Safety-Policing-isbn9781439815809
- Florida
City Considers Outsourcing Law enforcement.
- SF
Voters Looking For Supervisor With Eye On Crime
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