ASIS International / Private Security/Public Policing Partnerships / Building Private Security/Public Policing Partnerships / Ohlhausen Research Inc. / /
Country
United States / / /
Facility
The Institute / /
IndustryTerm
law enforcementprivate security partnership / transportation / prominent law enforcement / high-tech crime / client site / law enforcement roles / boost law enforcement / high technology crime / federal law enforcement officers / food / retail store / public law enforcement officers / build law enforcement / armored car businesses / law enforcement / security product / security/public law enforcement partnerships / /
Organization
office of Community Oriented Policing Services / DOJ Bureau of Justice Statistics / Bureau of Customs / International Security Management Association / Security Industry Association / Bureau of Alcohol / Tobacco and Firearms / Institute for Law and Justice / DOJ / Federal Bureau of Investigation / Summit Advisory Committee / National Association of Security Companies / International Association of Chiefs of Police / U.S. Department of Justice / U.S. Marshals Service / Department of Homeland Security / U.S. Secret Service / Drug Enforcement Administration / /
Person
Carl Peed / Tom Seamon / Rob Chapman / Sector Liaison / Randy Carroll / Joe Samuels / Peter Ohlhausen / Jocelyn Williams / Ed Connors / Thomas M. Seamon / Randall H. Carroll / / /
Position
skilled computer crime investigator / forward in the future 25 Policy / guard / president / entry-level guard / chair of the planning committee / contractor / Director / manager of contract security officers / EXECUTIVE / experienced director / Deputy Director of Meetings and Conferences / director of security / Private / editor and writer / Chief / /
Policy Paper: Private Security/Public Policing Partnerships This project was supported by Cooperative Agreement number 2003-CKWX-0242, awarded by the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing Se