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Domestic violent extremism (DVE) is an enigma in 21st century society. On the one hand, there are the traditional historical suspects such as nihilistic terrorists, anarchists, radical fanatics, insur...
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One of the many challenges law enforcement faces is identifying emerging threats to public safety while minimizing any violations of civil rights and liberties, such as, according to the First Amendme...
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Institutes of higher education (IHEs) are valuable partners in law enforcement’s shared strategy to understand and deter domestic terrorism. Those who commit acts of terrorism are often young, educa...
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Extremism is on the rise in the United States. While law enforcement continues to manage the tail end of the largest mobilization of U.S. jihadist sympathizers in the country’s history, they also h...
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Knowing the warning signs of domestic terrorism and violent extremism is imperative for both law enforcement leaders and line officers. First, they must understand what domestic terrorism is and what...
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In the Almanac of American History, historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr. wrote, “The genius of America lies in its capacity to forge a single nation from peoples of remarkably diverse racial, religious,...
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For years, Richard Holzer regularly used social media to glorify violence and advocate for the superiority of the white race.
Holzer consumed and promoted racially or ethnically motivated violent e...
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Joseph Esposito, the New York, New York, Police Department’s (NYPD’s) chief of department, was arriving at work on the morning of September 11, 2001, and about to drive through the entrance gate o...
