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LAPD Looks to Uncover Terrorist Plots

Friday, April 11, 2008 6:52:44 PM
By EILEEN SULLIVAN

LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Los Angeles Police Department has launched a new reporting system aimed to help connect dots that could uncover local terror plots — a program that police departments in other major cities across the country hope to incorporate into their daily routines as well.

During the course of police officer's day, the officer could run across suspicious packages, people taking pictures of bridges or a car that looks out of place parked in front of a water tower.

Now LAPD officers — from traffic cops to detectives — are able to report suspicious activity on their investigative reports, which will later be catalogued by intelligence officers.


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