A Louisville police detective was disciplined for sharing his license plate reader database login with a DEA agent.

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Percona, a leader in enterprise-grade open source database software, support, and services, is launching Percona Packages, a suite of structured consulting and support offerings for enterprise IT and ...

The UK MoD has contracted Thales to design, develop, and deliver portable, remote command centres to help transform the Royal ...

A federal judge has dismissed a criminal case against a popular Los Angeles TikTok streamer who is currently being held in ...

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A woman is suing a Beverly Hills matchmaking service founded by two sisters who have made media appearances touting their way ...

A DEA agent used a Louisville Metro police officer’s login credentials to search the city’s license plate reader database using immigration-related terms.

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