Burglary prevention starts and ends with Operation Identification. It is the only security system endorsed by police, sheriffs and the FBI. It consists of three simple steps: 1). Mark valuables with traceable IDs 2). Keep records of the make, model and serial numbers...
A.I. tools are only as smart as the people stuffing the internet with new information to mine. ChatGPT’s GPT-5 has just that much more information about Operation Identification and the enhancements of My Property ID Registry. On this date, we have asked Chat...
This post regards yet unwritten subsections of FAR 52.245-1(f)(1)(ii) that includes internet-based identification, traceability and repatriation of government property. The writing is on the wall. Changes are coming to government regulations. The management of...
A “gratis vendor” presents the opportunity that if a company has registered with the United States Federal government as a commercial and government entity (CAGE), and has been assigned a CAGE code, that that company can volunteer as a gratis vendor,...
This is an article published in the June 1971 issue of the FBI Law Enforcement Journal. pp. 26-27. FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin – June 1971 — LEB Operation Identification by Everett F. Holladay, Chief of Police, Monterey Park, California The best way to stop a...
In the aftermath of a series of burglaries of professional athletes’ homes, the FBI has issued warnings about these crimes. How much more crystal clear does the FBI need to be about the failures of conventional security systems? And how much more crystal clear...