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	Army To Review Anthrax Security
August 09, 2008 The U.S. Army is creating a team to review security measures at a research lab linked to the anthrax mailings, whose victims included a Bronx woman. At least a dozen military and medical experts will be involved. They will look at safety procedures, quality controls, and other policies of the lab at Fort Detrick, Md. The lab is where Army scientist Bruce Ivins worked on developing anthrax vaccines and cures. Ivins committed suicide last week as prosecutors were about to bring charges against him in connection with the mailings. The attacks killed five people total.

August 09, 2008 Army To Review Anthrax Security

August 08, 2008 NYPD Provides Tech-Savvy Way To Report Crimes

August 06, 2008 Councilwoman Wants More Prevention Of Police Brutality

August 05, 2008 City Promotes Crime Prevention Through "Night Out"

August 05, 2008 New Yorkers Step Out Against Crime

August 05, 2008 Brooklyn Boy Struck By Stray Bullet; Police Search For Shooter

August 03, 2008 NYPD Says Detectives Who Shot Brooklyn Man Were Justified

August 04, 2008 Former Detective Sentenced In Prostitution Case

August 03, 2008 Community Group Wants Feds To Investigate Beatings

August 02, 2008 Detectives Shoot Man In Brooklyn Investigation



Solana Pyne As NY1's police reporter, Solana Pyne covers law enforcement issues for the newschannel. She joined NY1 in April of 2005.

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