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Unsettled by NYC shooting, companies refocus on ways to make their offices safer
The gut reaction of some companies, Higgins said, is to buy the latest technology and blanket their workplace in cameras, a security expert said. But, he cautioned, that’s only effective if paired with consistency and long-term monitoring.
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A deadly NYC shooting has reignited criticism of Mamdani’s anti-police rhetoric and defund the police stance amid a ...
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