Ala. District to Arm Teachers, Staff Despite Gov. Robert Bentley’s vetoing a local bill to arm teachers and staff in Franklin County Schools (FCS), the Alabama state legislature passed the legislation last week.

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8 Arrests Made in ECSU Backlogged Crime Reports As many as eight arrests have been made in connection with the 126 crimes reports, dating back to 2007, that Elizabeth City State University (ECSU) campus police failed to investigate.

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Video: Chicago School Security Officer Allegedly Pushes Student Down Stairs A cell phone video caught what appears to be a Dunbar High School security officer pushing a student down a flight of stairs.

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Students: UC Berkeley Mishandled Sex Assault Reports As many as nine students have accused the University of California, Berkeley of violating federal regulations when handling sexual assault cases.

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Texas Legislature: Students Can Keep Guns in Cars on College Campuses A bill approved by the Texas Legislature on Sunday allows students with proper licenses to keep guns in their vehicles on college campuses.

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Dartmouth Students, Alums File Clery Complaint More than 30 students and alumni provided testimonies in a Clery Act complaint filed against Dartmouth College last week.

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4 Warning Signs a Visitor Could Act Out Training staff how to detect these cues can help to augment security equipment.

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R.I. Ends Ban On Armed Campus Police Police at the University of Rhode Island could soon be carrying firearms following a vote Thursday by state education officials to end Rhode Island's distinction as the only state to prohibit police on public campuses from carrying guns.

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Photo Gallery: 10 Law Enforcement Mobile Apps Check out our sampling of 10 mobile apps for smartphones and tablets that will ease your patrol workflow. Screenshots courtesy of vendors.

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Conn. Governor OKs $5M for School Security Governor Dannel P. Malloy announced on Friday that $5 million is being made immediately available to municipalities in the first round of school security funding under the Competitive Grant Program.

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Attorneys, Media: Campuses Illegally Shut Down Student Newspapers Attorney advocates for college media are claiming that some university administrators, police and student government associations are engaging in illegal activity toward their student newspapers.

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Twitter Comes of Age for Law Enforcement The Boston PD increased its Twitter following by more than 500% after the Boston Marathon bombing.

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Handling Cell Phones and Their Digital Evidence Here are five tips for handling smartphone digital evidence recovered from subjects.

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Less-Lethal Weapon Options Here's a reminder of the alternatives available when a situation doesn't warrant deadly force.

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Campus Safety eNews Increases Delivery Frequency Our online newsletter will now be delivered to subscribers' E-mail inboxes on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Hospital Security Update will now be delivered on Wednesdays, twice per month.

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