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FL - Law Enforcement's Rule #1 To Fight Budget Cuts: Scare The Crap Out Of The Public

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View the article here 11/23/2008 Posted by Brian Tannebaum If the Florida Department of Law Enforcement has to cut their budget by 18 million dollars, they may have to end Amber Alerts and Sex Offender Registry Notices. The headline reads: "Declining state revenues could cause Florida?s Department of Law Enforcement to ax programs that keep our kids safe." the story continues: "Amber Alerts could be a thing of the past in Florida. The program ended up on a list of things FDLE... To see the rest of this article, please visit the Sex Offender Issues Blog

Full post as published by Sex Offender Issues on November 24, 2008 (boomark / email).

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