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Three injured in dust-related crash near Willcox
Three people were injured in a collision near Willcox Wednesday morning involving a bus that transports illegal immigrants, authorities said.
Security services company exec lists Plantation 5BD
Drew and Iliana Levine have listed for sale a five-bedroom, four-bath home at 11221 N.W. 15th St.
Wackenhut to move headquarters from Palm Beach Gardens to Jupiter
Wackenhut, one of the world's largest security providers, announced it is moving its North America corporate headquarters to Jupiter, near Abacoa's Town Center, after Palm Beach County economic development specialists worked for months to keep the company here.
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Miami-Dade highest spender in lobbying U.S.
Miami-Dade County highest spender in lobbying U.S. With the dubious distinction of being the No.
Wackenhut gets short reprieve: Bidding mistake forces board to re-bid security
After being given a 30-day termination notice in August, Wackenhut Corp. will be asked to accept month-to-month employment in Lakewood Ranch due to a bidding error when a new security firm was selected.
Snoozing guard at Hernando County Courthouse is fired
In its first week on the job, a private security firm hired by the sheriff to protect the courthouse had to remove a guard who fell asleep, the company has confirmed.
Private security officers relieve more expensive Hernando deputies at courthouse
Sheriff Richard Nugent's cost-cutting took shape this week as guards with gold badges and shiny whistles began to replace sworn deputies at courthouse security posts.
SEIU and the a oepersuasion of powera
In May, I told you how the Service Employees International Union's $61 million investment in Barack Obama paid off with cabinet appointments, executive orders, key personnel slots, and legislative goodies.
SEIU and the a oepersuasion of powera
In May, I told you how the Service Employees International Union's $61 million investment in Barack Obama paid off with cabinet appointments, executive orders, key personnel slots, and legislative goodies.
State court rejects appeals of Chandler killers
The Michigan Court of Appeals has rejected the appeals of four men found guilty last year in the murder of Janet Chandler, a Hope College student who was brutally gang-raped and then strangled to death in 1979.
Blog: Metro looking to get $400,000 settlement from security firm
Almost 19 months after thieves broke into the Davidson County Election Commission and made off with computers containing 337,000 voters' Social Security numbers, Metro is on the verge of getting back $400,000 from its security contractor.
Sanctions against private prison company sought
An appellate court is weighing claims against The GEO Group, formerly known as Wackenhut Corrections Corp., to determine if the private prison business lied when it claimed to have been exonerated of any responsibility in the beating death of an inmate and if it should be sanctioned.
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Miami-Dade leaders: Carrie Meek's Wackenhut ties create no conflict
Miami-Dade County commissioners unanimously cleared former U.S. Rep. Carrie Meek of any conflicts in her dual representation of the county and security firm Wackenhut Corp.
Carrie Meek seeks to remain a lobbyist in Miami-Dade security contract debate
In the escalating showdown between Miami-Dade County and Wackenhut Corp., former congresswoman Carrie Meek is on both sides.
Meek seeks to remain Wackenhut lobbyist
Former U.S. Rep. Carrie Meek is asking Miami-Dade officials to let her continue lobbying for both the county and Wackenhut Corp.
Three weeks after Miami-Dade County declared that Wackenhut Corp. bilked taxpayers of millions and would no longer do county business, the security firm fired back with its own show of force: a $20 million lawsuit against the county and two top officials.
Whacked By County, Wackenhut Fires Back
Apr 29, 2009 8:17 pm US/Eastern Ironically, security was tight at a news conference Wednesday where Wackenhut Corporation announced it is suing Miami-Dade County for "at least $20 million." Uniformed Wackenhut guards flanked the entrances to the news conference and kept watch on television news photographers and reporters inside as the company ...
The Cook Nuclear Plant is shaking up its security force. The Plant is ending its contract with Florida-based Wackenhut Corporation and instead offering all security officers jobs with Indiana Michigan Power.
Current economic forecast? Cloudy with a chance of joblessness
It is no secret that our country has been in a catastrophic economic state. Hard working men and woman who have been with companies for years are being laid off left and right.
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