Here is a case where the saying, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” applies. I had to laugh when I read this, although I am sure the New York taxpayers are not laughing. According to a recent discovery made by the city comptroller, the Bloomberg administration invested millions of taxpayer’s dollars to install custom-made GPS tracking […]
More Facebook Changes – Q-and-A on the latest ‘New Facebook’
I don’t know about you, but personally, I have been frustrated for at least one year with what seems like constant changes to Facebook’s interface. Once I get comfortable with the newest changes, the site changes again. Like most people, I am very busy and don’t have time to “relearn” how to navigate this site. It […]
Surveillance Security Cameras Capture Image of Norway Terrorist
A reporter was able to obtain a still image picture, caught on security cameras, of the Norwegian extremist accused of killing 77 people minutes before he detonated a car bomb outside the prime minister’s office on July 22,2011. The surveillance cameras were located at the government headquarters where the terrorist attack took place. The camera caught a […]
Chicagoland Man Arrested for Embezzling
According to an FBI press release, an escrow administrator with Chicago Title and Trust was arrested, and subsequently charged for misappropriating $50,000 from a Signature Bank account and transferring that money to a third party. The 33-year-old Elk Grove man, Elvir Sinikovic, was picked up on Wednesday morning by special agents from the FBI. Agents […]
Illinois Eavesdropping Law Among Toughest in Nation
Recording public officials in Chicago, especially polices officers, is a crime that the city doesn’t take lightly. One of 12 states that has a “two-party” consent law, public recordings of the CPD is a Class 1 felony, possibly leveraging prison sentences between 4 and 15-years in the state pen and fines up to $25,000. Other crimes […]
