Measures

Family of Slain Philadelphia Macy’s Security Guard Plans Civil Lawsuit, Citing Years of Neglected Security Measures

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PHILADELPHIA, PA – The family of a security guard killed at a Macy’s store in Center City Philadelphia is preparing to take legal action. Eric Harrison, 27, was fatally stabbed by an alleged shoplifter, and his family’s lawyers have asserted that years of security failures created the conditions for the crime to occur. This tragedy has deeply affected Harrison’s parents, who remember him as a dedicated and hardworking individual. Despite holding two jobs, Harrison still made time to speak to his mother daily. His family had encouraged him to leave his day job at Macy’s … Read more

Improved Safety Measures Hit Oregon Roads: How New Laws are Transforming Traffic Safety

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Medford, Oregon – New laws aimed at enhancing road safety in Oregon have recently come into effect. The legislation, known as Senate Bill No. 999, brings a range of measures designed to improve traffic conditions and reduce accidents on the state’s roads. One of the key provisions of the new law is a ban on holding a mobile electronic device while driving. This includes holding a phone to talk or text, as well as any other mobile electronic device. Violators of the ban will face fines starting at $130 for the first offense and increasing … Read more

New Mexico’s Battle Against Gun Violence Demands Stronger Measures, Giffords Law Center Reports

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ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico – Gun violence remains a pressing issue in New Mexico and continues to demand attention. Despite the implementation of a controversial public health order in September of last year, which made progress in the fight against gun violence, the state has received a mere C+ grade on the Giffords Law Center’s Gun Law Scorecard. According to the Giffords Law Center, New Mexico has implemented certain measures to prevent gun crimes. These include universal background checks, extreme risk protection orders, domestic violence gun laws, and the passage of a new child access prevention … Read more