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The Tucson Police Department will investigate a video in which a cop knocked over a woman during Saturday's University of Arizona riot.
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Arizona students rioted after their basketball team lost to the University of Wisconsin in the NCAA tournament, and a man identified as Alex Davidson was dubbed the "Terminator of Tucson" after being shot by pepper balls.
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Microsoft Updates Privacy Policy: Can No Longer Snoop Through Hotmail Accounts
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Reporters Without Borders Singles Out The 'Enemies of the Internet' In New Report
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Xbox 360 Kinect For Spying? Microsoft Responds To Accusations That British Intelligence Considered Using Camera For Spying
Microsoft said it was unaware government agencies were considering using the Kinect to spy on citizens.
Xbox 360 Kinect For Spying? British Intelligence Considered Utilizing The Camera For Home Surveillance
Leaked documents recently revealed the NSA and GCHQ almost used the Xbox 360 Kinect camera to spy on users.
'Chameleon' Malware Spreads Like Common Cold: Researchers Develop Computer Virus That Infects Wi-Fi Access Points
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Ray Rice Surveillance Video: Ravens RB Drags Unconscious Fiancée Janay Palmer Out Of Elevator After Alleged Assault, Report Says [WATCH]
Surveillance video allegedly shows Baltimore Ravens star Ray Rice dragging Janay Palmer out of an elevator shortly after they allegedly assaulted each other.
Samsung Galaxy S5 Release Date Coming: Fingerprint Sensor And 16-MP Camera Confirmed? Credible Details Surface In Favor Of New Features
Is there enough evidence to confirm a fingerprint scanner and 16-megapixel camera for the Samsung Galaxy S5?
Global Gold Demand: Investors Undermine Consumers
Consumer-based gold demand hit new records in 2013, even as investors fled the precious metal.
McGruff The Crime Dog Sentenced: John R. Morales, Actor Who Portrayed Anti-Crime Character, Pleads Guilty To Drug Charges [PHOTO]
John R. Morales, who put on a McGruff costume for the Harris County Sheriff's Association in the 1990s, said he sold drugs to help sick relatives.
Robocop Reality: NYPD Testing Google Glass
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Noah McCall Arrested: Albany Frat Brother Allegedly Urinated On Cop Investigating Loud Party [VIDEO, PHOTO]
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Samsung Galaxy S5 Release Date Coming: Device To Include Swipe Fingerprint Sensor?
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Facial Recognition Apps, Like NameTag, Could Lead To A Situation Like The ‘War On Terror’
Facial recognition apps are still a new concept but many experts are concerned over potential misuse which could lead to privacy invasion and identity theft.
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The four black widows are believed to have plans to attack the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia.
China’s Central Bank May Be Stocking Up On Gold: Report
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Obama To Call On Congressional Limits To NSA On Anniversary Of Eisenhower's Farewell Address
The president is expected to call on Congress to set limits on the NSA's surveillance programs -- some may see a parallel with Eisenhower.
Big Data: Airports Ramp Up Smartphone Tracking, But Use Retail Technology
It’s unclear how many airports globally have adopted rapidly growing phone-tracking technology.
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