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In Memory of Sergeant Conley Jumper
October 20, 2020 | 3 minutes read
In Memory of Sergeant Conley Jumper

Greenville County Sheriff Hobart Lewis stated that Jumper had received multiple distinguished service awards and the prestigious Russ Sorrow Award. “Jumper always strived to be the best deputy he could be, acquiring many certifications. He was a tireless worker and a loving friend. He will be missed dearly.”

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In Memory of Sergeant Harold L. Preston
October 20, 2020 | 4 minutes read
In Memory of Sergeant Harold L. Preston

Sergeant Harold L. Preston is survived by his elderly parents, whom he provided care. They are suffering the loss of their son and their needed caregiver as well. The community, neighbors, and friends will come together to honor the life of Sgt. Preston and the years he gave to them.

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Redaction in Legal Agencies
October 19, 2020 | 9 minutes read
Redaction in Legal Agencies

The resulting discourse regarding the 2016 election and influence from other governments into the results also brought redaction into the forefront of mainstream media. Both Special Counsel Robert Mueller and the resulting public release by Attorney General William Barr showed pages and pages of redactions or text obliterated with black boxes. The enormous media attention had Americans clamoring for the details only to be somewhat mystified about the amount of redacted material. Redaction isn’t new to the public, but the large quantity of redacted material did bring more focus to the method of redaction and its use to retain privacy in legal matters.

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In Memory of Sergeant Harry Cohen
October 18, 2020 | 3 minutes read
In Memory of Sergeant Harry Cohen

Sergeant Harry Cohen is survived by his wife, son, and daughter. They now have the loss to grieve through but will continue to look up to Sgt Cohen as a father, friend, and leader. He lived his life well, giving back to all those he met. Friends, coworkers, and the community will continue to support his family and be there for them during this tragic time.

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In Memory of Detective Curt Holland
October 16, 2020 | 3 minutes read
In Memory of Detective Curt Holland

“Detective Holland was an exceptional police officer, a devoted husband, and father and a great man. He was an exceedingly bright person with a great attitude. He was one of our most enthusiastic employees and almost always had a smile on his face.”

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In Memory of Major Rickie A. Groves
October 16, 2020 | 2 minutes read
In Memory of Major Rickie A. Groves

From this untimely loss, a large Missouri family has lost their icon, their family hero. Major Rickie A. Groves leaves behind five children. His extended family, friends, and fellow officers share their loss.

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In Memory of Investigator Lemuel Delray Bruce
October 16, 2020 | 3 minutes read
In Memory of Investigator Lemuel Delray Bruce

The Bruce’s had a young family, with two children. Lemuel Delray Bruce left behind his wife, 12-year-old daughter, and eight-year-old son. The local fire departments, coworkers, family, friends, and neighbors will celebrate a life well-lived and become a support system for his family. Community strength can work to heal the loss.

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What Does the Public/ Private Partnership Surveillance with the U.S. Government Mean to You?
October 15, 2020 | 8 minutes read
What Does the Public/ Private Partnership Surveillance with the U.S. Government Mean to You?

Questioning what types of surveillance the US Government is using to collect data should be done by citizens as a way to understand and limit violations to their private data. In 2020, privacy is up for sale, and anyone could be the buyer. This surveillance partnership includes private companies, governments, and law enforcement agencies. The US Government, without full disclosure to the public, creates a variety of public/private partnerships with major corporations to collect and have access to confidential data on US Citizens and other residents of the United States.

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The FISA Court and Its Secrets
October 13, 2020 | 12 minutes read
The FISA Court and Its Secrets

The United States Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, also known as FISC or the FISA Court, was established under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978. The court was created to oversee and manage surveillance requests on surveillance warrants on foreign soil, against foreign spies or agents located inside the United States. The court is sought by federal law enforcement and intelligence agencies in the US to gain legal access to private data on those they are currently investigating.

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In Memory of Detective Kevin Collins
October 05, 2020 | 4 minutes read
In Memory of Detective Kevin Collins

On October 5th, 2020 Detective Kevin Collins passed away from gun violence. Him and another officer were both wounded after conducting an ingoing investigation at a hotel. He leaves behind friends, family, neighbors, and colleagues who will miss him dearly.

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In Memory of Police Officer Jacob Hancher
October 03, 2020 | 3 minutes read
In Memory of Police Officer Jacob Hancher

Police Officer Jacob Hancher wanted to be a police officer and a firefighter growing up. He was dedicated to serving his community, and when the time came, he chose to do both. He was working as a volunteer firefighter with the county but had successfully become employed by the Myrtle Beach Police Department and looked forward to a life of service to his community.

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Why you should not do the Ten Year Challenge #10YearChallenge
October 02, 2020 | 8 minutes read
Why you should not do the Ten Year Challenge #10YearChallenge

As COVID19 has put the breaks on our social lives, many have turned to social media as an outlet. The challenges with social media are at an all-time high. Before you consider participating or even allowing your children to participate in what can appear to be harmless fun, there may be a few things to consider.

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