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RT @FBI Help the #FBI find individuals who assaulted federal law enforcement officers at the U.S. Capitol on January 6. If you know this person, submit a tip at tips.fbi.gov. Remember to refer to photo 233. pic.twitter.com/nCRrKCKkyd

About 10 hours ago from Open Source Policing's Twitter

RT @NDPC_US #NDPC2020: Between 2010 and 2020, NDPC members have trained millions of emergency responders at the state, local, tribal and territorial levels. pic.twitter.com/jBHFXNhTkf

About 10 hours ago from Open Source Policing's Twitter

RT @threatpost The #FBI warned that telephony denial-of-service #cyberattacks are targeting emergency dispatch centers - which could make it impossible to call for police or ambulance services. threatpost.com/tdos-attacks-e…

About 2 days ago from Open Source Policing's Twitter

RT @TheIACP View @TheIACP webinar recording on the COVID-19 Vaccine & LE w/ @NIAIDNews Director Dr. Anthony Fauci & a panel of police leaders. Available free to police professionals on IACPlearn. For more info, visit learn.theiacp.org/products/th… pic.twitter.com/d0wIEygEWV

About 6 days ago from Open Source Policing's Twitter

RT @FBI A number of people involved in the violence at the U.S. Capitol on January 6 are still at large. Help the #FBI apprehend them. If you recognize this individual, submit a tip to tips.fbi.gov. When you leave a tip, reference photo 223. pic.twitter.com/9HmrUyHW2Z

Last week from Open Source Policing's Twitter