NCIP FORUM Key Features
The first secure, hosted information sharing & collaboration environment for Local Law Enforcement and Cyber Investigative Firms
This is the future of Law Enforcement. Except for crimes of hopeless ‘knuckle-draggers’ and true ‘Crimes of Passion’, every crime now has a heavy cyber component.” Mid-Level Manager, Homeland Security InvestigationsNEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA, UNITED STATES, April 9, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ Sheriff David Goad, Chair of the National Cybercrime Investigators Program (NCIP), announces the launch of the NCIP FORUM, a highly-secure hosted information sharing and collaboration environment for Local Law Enforcement and Law Enforcement-supporting Cyber Investigation Firms to collaborate on cyber incident investigations and related matters.
What you all think was the cause of both the bird kill and the fish kill? are we talking about hours, days, weeks, months? for the birds it could be days. we should start hearing stuff back maybe this afternoon, tomorrow. we may send some to some different labs across the country. so we ll know something about the birds in a few days, i believe. all right. and it shouldn t be too long for the fish. we had some fish that were collected while they were dying, which is what you have to do to check diseases, and those are being taken today to a lab at one of our universities, the university of arkansas at pine bluff, where they do a lot of testing of that sort. and so it should be as soon as they can run the cultures we ll know if it was a disease or a virus or whatever. it shouldn t be too long. all right. then, david goad and mark oliver, thanks for joining us here on skype.
Of new york. garbage collection was suspended during last week s blizzard set to resume today. investigators are looking into reports that four sanitation supervisors assigned to clean up bought beer instead and sat in their cars. spokesman says rock and roll icon chuck berry is doing fine after collapsing on stage saturday night in chicago. he says the 84-year-old collapsed from exhaustion and is now resting at his home outside st. louis. authorities in arkansas are trying to solve a pair of wildlife mysteries. testing begins today on some of the thousands of dead birds that fell from the sky in the town of beebe, and officials are trying to figure out what killed about 100,000 fish in the arkansas river near ozark. joining us via skype from little rock, two guests from the arkansas game and fish commission, david goad is chief of wildlife management and mark oliver is chief of wildlife