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THIS TEENAGER KILLER LOOKS LIKE THE KID NEXT DOOR OR YOUR CO-WORKERS SON!

THIS TEENAGER KILLER LOOKS LIKE THE KID 

NEXT DOOR OR YOUR CO-WORKERS SON!

by Nicholas Ashton, CEO/CIO, CommSmart Global Group

Diabolic murder stepped into a new realm yesterday in Normandy, France. The senseless killing of a Catholic priest by a 17-year-old in the name of Islamic terrorism is so sordid and shocking, that the majority of sane people have no words.  The tears and the shaking of the head do not even reveal the understanding of such an act.

The killer was already within the criminal system and was wearing a monitoring device, an electronic surveillance tag, which was temporarily turned off under his probation conditions. Proving therefore of a concern.  What is even more concerning is he was allowed to roam freely each day for so many hours and go where he pleased.  This is the time period that he used to murder the priest and attack the church in the name of Islamic terror.

In conversations with our European office throughout the day, with them describing that the French have a problem in restrictive actions on criminals and the sheer volume of monitoring and criminal court cases has become overwhelming.

There is no point amassing public and criminal information on people, corporations, and organizations if you are not going to act positively on these matters. 

Immigration concerns and the lack of information is more than a threat as we have just witnessed over the last few weeks and months. 

From a legal, government and law enforcement perspective, CommSmart Global Group has the proven capability to collect billions of data records daily, both public and law enforcement RMS/CAD wise.  

Through our CommSmart Global Crime Analytics Solutions having the abilities to analyze, report, predict crime and events. Our Social Monitoring has an additional aspect in our unsocial world, which proves we can gain even more access on those that communicate with their 'thumbs'. 

Every single region, state, county, city, town, village, and country have a major issue staring them right between the eyes.  You are missing so much of the impending doom, like a deer trapped in the headlights of an on-coming car. Frozen and stuck to the ground as the impact hammers you and all of our society.

Time is of the essence and the proverbial clock is loudly ticking...

Communities must understand that law enforcement cannot work without them. People are the Police and the Police are the People.  

The Nine Peelian Principles stand firm today!

It is a two-way street, information must flow both ways and if You See Something, Say Something!

CommSmart Global Group's team are Major Change Agents, dare I say, experts in understanding the issues and implementing the demanded solutions. Our directness is second to none and our actionable message is clear and precise.

Our communications skills have been honed over decades of 'real world experience'.  Working in law enforcement, counter-terrorism, cybercrime and street smart actions.

Our team is real, passionate and dedicated to resolving the issues with logical reasoning. You, provide us with the answers to our in-depth questions and interviews and CommSmart Global Group's team, will resolve!

We are more than just problem and issues solvers, it is the incessant digging that transpires.  CommSmart Global Group is labeled as  'true archaeologists' on all fronts.

If you wish for our services, either as guest speakers, seminar solutions or a full analytical overview/demonstration, please contact us with your agency telephone number and email account.  This information is not for those are not within government or law enforcement agencies.

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WHY? Pourquoi, warum, どうして, waarom, zergatik, لماذا, hvorfor, Зачем, 为什么, kwa nini...

WHY?

Pourquoi,  warum, どうして, waarom, zergatik, 

لماذا,  hvorfor, Зачем, 为什么, kwa nini...

by Nicholas Ashton, CEO/CIO, CommSmart Global Group 

As soon as we started to discuss the attack in Tokyo and the slaughter of residents at 'care center', the question Why? was asked and heads were shaken.

The BBC reported:

Nineteen residents have been killed in a knife attack at a care center for people with mental disabilities in the Japanese city of Sagamihara.

Such attacks are extremely rare in Japan - the incident is the worst mass killing in decades.

Police have arrested a local man, said to be a former employee of the center, who went to a nearby police station and allegedly admitted to the attack.

He reportedly said he wanted people with disabilities to "disappear"

Now, this morning, an incident in Normandy, France, and two kidnappers shot dead.  The has just started...


It is being reported with this headline:

Priest, 86, is 'beheaded' by two 'Islamic knifemen' after taking nuns and worshippers hostage at French church before police shoot them both dead and search building for explosives

It is more than a daily killing spree in various countries, whether it is terrorism of just a heinous crime, people are killing people like never before.

It is as if life itself does not matter anymore.

Society globally has taken an 180-degree turn and the understanding of WHY is on everyone's minds.

The introduction of laws was the protection of all, it was moved from the King issues sentences, to the 'head' of the County Shire, which in turn became the Sheriff in the 1100's. 

Principles of running a police force did not happen until 1829 when Sir Robert Peel introduced his Nine Peelian Principles, which stand today and is the Policeman's Bible.

We are nothing unless we have information, the facts, the data and access to this collection for analytics purpose.

That is WHY at CommSmart Global Group we insist that data analytics is KING!

Our capabilities which are already in use with nearly 1,000 law enforcement agencies and the Department of Defense have proven our methodical and simplistic approach to solving crime, mapping and predictive analysis.

With the 30 billion data files that are added daily globally for access by local law enforcement and their own RMS/CAD data enables a secure capability to have all the information on individuals.  

Not only criminal but importantly, every public record.  This includes licenses, applications, rejections, building code approvals and issues, yes, everything!

It is not only a crime law that will secure the arrest of gang-banger, a pedophile or a porn hoarder, it is something as simple as building code violation which can gain access to a residence or business to brings other factors into view.

It is time to discuss with us how we change our nation and secure the issues. Placing this information in the palm of law enforcement officer and their ability to set up their own dashboards of their beats themselves.  

Pure street smart logic at their fingertips!

It is also time to show the community that they are vitally important to inform law enforcement of situations and issues.  

It is about bringing back TRUST & RESPECT!

Through our Community Policing Portal which residents can review the crime problems and have emails sent directly to them.  The ability to post a Crime Tip and do their part!

Let us become part of your community solution!

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More Than a Blu Monday Morning... Teen Night Erupts in Gun Fire In Florida

More Than a Blu Monday Morning...

Teen Night Erupts in Gun Fire In Florida

by Nicholas Ashton, CEO/CIO, CommSmart Global Group LLC

Not a day seems to go by without gunfire, death, and mayhem globally.  Most always jump to the conclusion that it is terrorist related.  

They are not!  

Though it might have been driven by global actions and amplified by social media and the news inciting individuals, we have other domestic issues.

Car bombs globally are just everyday occurrences.  Not wishing the trivialize the deaths and destruction they cause. 

A suicide bomber has been at it again in a small town in Germany yesterday with varying stories of why. This follows the senseless killing by a 17-year-old who targeted youth, enticed to a location with the promise of free food at a MacDonalds.  It seems 'Bullying' played a major role in this event.

Early hours Monday morning a shooting in a club parking lot in Fort Myers Florida is now the center of attention to us all.

When we start to analyze the issues of each day and how violence is now a common thread, we immediately start to judge what the incident was all about. The first thought, as most have been conditioned to think this way, is terror related.  Terror is an inflicted feeling with a 'FEAR FACTOR' kicking-in.  

Since 9/11 in New York or London's 7/7 and other similar events in recent years and months, you understand that society has gone to hell in a hand basket!

The latest incident happened a night club that advertises itself in several ways, as a night club and a restaurant/bar.  

Its Facebook page is certainly not directed to a teen audience!

Looking at data on the facility, it has a DJ who plays predominantly  'RAP' music and attracts a certain 'gang related' element.  Many feel that 'RAP' is a generator of hate and there are many comments regarding this in the Fort Myers area.

The shooting happened on a 'Teen Night' with children as young as 12 years old, who by the way was one that was shot!

The area in which this club is located has a reputation of gang issues.

CommSmart Global Group knows that proactive gathering of information is key. It is not just collecting the information, it is the ability understand what you have and act upon it.

Collecting billions of pieces of data daily and intertwining the local RMS information of departments and neighboring agencies, including the each officer's narrative is the key! 

That is what we do!

It is the most proactive, cost effect means of protecting our communities and businesses.

Crime Mapping, Analytics and Predictive Analysis tied to Social Media Monitoring and scrubbing the information, is an action that will enhance the stability of our nation.

We also have the Community Police Portal which resides on your website, with a crime reporting tips ability.

For more direct information call and discuss how you bring about the Change Now!

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The Divide... Black/White!

The Divide...

by Nicholas Ashton, CEO/CIO, CommSmart Global Group

The divide between those that scoff the law and law abiding citizens is racially driven.  

The divide within law enforcement between black and white crime is real.  Not from the law enforcement perspective but from those that commit the crimes.

The majority of police work is chasing the criminal element and hoping that the law abiding citizens take care of themselves.

You cannot miss the racial tension between law enforcement and blacks in the United States.  It is about attitude toward law enforcement, the criminal justice system and certain racial provocative groups that have propelled themselves to the forefront by grasping at half truths regarding incidents with blacks that have been killed due to not respecting and compiling with the laws on the books.

Just some of the gleaned facts from surveys conducted in the last couple of years:

• Black Americans are nearly four times as likely as whites to describe violence against civilians by police officers as an extremely or very serious problem.
• More than 80 percent of blacks say police are too quick to use deadly force and they are more likely to use it against a black person. 
• Two-thirds of whites label police use of deadly force as necessary and nearly 6 in 10 say race is not a factor in decisions to use force.
• There is support among both blacks and whites for many changes in policies and procedures that could be effective in reducing tensions between law enforcement and minorities and limiting police violence against civilians. 
• For example, 71 percent say body cameras on police would be an effective deterrent to police aggression and 52 percent think community policing programs would help reduce the friction in minority communities.

It is said, that blacks and whites live in different worlds when it comes to perceptions of the criminal justice system and the role that police play in society. But divisions within the white community are almost as stark, with opinions heavily shaped by partisan identification and ideology.

The depth of distrust among the majority of African Americans toward the police, as well as doubts about the treatment of blacks following decisions not to prosecute officers in the killings of unarmed black men in Ferguson, Mo., Baltimore, Cleveland and New York City is more than alarming.

One survey stated that only 1 in 10 African Americans states blacks and other minorities receive equal treatment with whites in the criminal justice system.

Only about 2 in 10 say they are confident that the police treat whites and blacks equally, whether or not they have committed a crime.

Hang on!

If the law is broken, it does not matter what color, class or creed you are.  It is your attitude to the police officer when confronted with this fact and how you act that will decide how you will be treated.

Let us forget color, class or creed and look at the law and police officers.

The Nine Peelian Principles teach us simple layout facts on dealing with police and the public.

Let us refresh your memories regarding these well tried and tested principles which are the Policeman's Bible:

#3 makes the point for us.

To recognise always that to secure and maintain the respect and approval of the public means also the securing of the willing co-operation of the public in the task of securing observance of laws.

#7 lays it out for us all.

To maintain at all times a relationship with the public that gives reality to the historic tradition that the police are the public and that the public are the police, the police being only members of the public who are paid to give full-time attention to duties which are incumbent on every citizen in the interests of community welfare and existence.

It is purely abiding by the law and listening to those paid members of the public, (a police officer), who will ensure your safety and compliance with those laws that is important.

It is about CHANGE, change to how we view law enforcement that has been on this global since 1829 and its Nine Peelian Principles that worked then and will work NOW!

William Bratton, NY City Police Commissioner states, 'the Nine Peelian Principles are his bible' and they should be yours also.

For the full Nine Peelian Principles go to:

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Full video of the Nine Peelian Principles: 

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There is No Such Thing as a Peaceful Protest Anymore! Welcome to the Anti-Social World...

There is No Such Thing as a Peaceful Protest Anymore!

Welcome to the Anti-Social World...

by Nicholas Ashton, CEO/CIO, CommSmart Global Group of Companies

The 'Arab Spring' revolution proved the use of social media in building a massive violent crowd to protest and make their point of view.

Have we learned anything from that in the USA during this Presidential election period? 

NO!

Typically ignore it and it will go away, or it is not in my city...  Yet that is!

We, at CommSmart Global Group have always been proactive over our existence and have prepared proactively for these events and can truly make our cities, communities and protests safer and build back Trust and respect to Law Enforcement.

The upcoming political conferences will not be like any other in American or world history.  Cleveland is ground zero for violent protests and the police are ill-prepared for this.  

How do we know?  

Simple, we train forces around the world for such events and those that are already trained in Quick Response Force (QRF) and not going to Cleveland, even though their presence has been requested.

There is a liability factor that is enormous and you, the taxpayer will foot the bill for damage, lawsuits and settlements of this event.  The RNC is a magnet for violent protest and it can be averted by having trained specialist officers for the event.  

It is not too late Cleveland!

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The Mistrust and Disrespect must be addressed.

The Mistrust and Disrespect must be addressed.
To bring back the Trust & Respect is a program that can be implemented by following the Peelian Principles, taking the Peelian Pledge as Officers and as a Department.

It is not just the principles, it is the understanding of Diversity & Cultural Change that has swamped our society.  

It is how collectively we get back to Square #1 again!

You can join the Peelian Pledge and be updated on your fellow officers, the situations within the US and how we are making change in the communities of America. Share with your community.

Sir Robert Peel 1788 - 1850. “The Founder of Modern Policing”

The nine principles were as follows:

1. To prevent crime and disorder, as an alternative to their repression by military force and severity of legal punishment. 
2. To recognise always that the power of the police to fulfil their functions and duties is dependent on public approval of their existence, actions and behaviour, and on their ability to secure and maintain public respect.
3. To recognise always that to secure and maintain the respect and approval of the public means also the securing of the willing co-operation of the public in the task of securing observance of laws.
4. To recognise always that the extent to which the co-operation of the public can be secured diminishes proportionately the necessity of the use of physical force and compulsion for achieving police objectives.
5. To seek and preserve public favour, not by pandering to public opinion, but by constantly demonstrating absolutely impartial service to law, in complete independence of policy, and without regard to the justice or injustice of the substance of individual laws, by ready offering of individual service and friendship to all members of the public without regard to their wealth or social standing, by ready exercise of courtesy and friendly good humour, and by ready offering of individual sacrifice in protecting and preserving life.
6. To use physical force only when the exercise of persuasion, advice and warning is found to be insufficient to obtain public co-operation to an extent necessary to secure observance of law or to restore order, and to use only the minimum degree of physical force which is necessary on any particular occasion for achieving a police objective.
7. To maintain at all times a relationship with the public that gives reality to the historic tradition that the police are the public and that the public are the police, the police being only members of the public who are paid to give full-time attention to duties which are incumbent on every citizen in the interests of community welfare and existence.
8. To recognise always the need for strict adherence to police-executive functions, and to refrain from even seeming to usurp the powers of the judiciary of avenging individuals or the State, and of authoritatively judging guilt and punishing the guilty.
9. To recognise always that the test of police efficiency is the absence of crime and disorder, and not the visible evidence of police action in dealing with them.                                             www.9pp.us