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Issue 15 - November 2nd, 2009 |
The Center’s mission is to create new sport-security related knowledge through innovative research, internationally recognized programs, and essential resources to enhance future and existing sport security systems.
In keeping with the mission of the Center, this e-newsletter will provide links to articles on news and issues ranging across the spectrum of risk management, security technology, sports venues, stadiums, legal issues, fan expectations, and alcohol management both domestically and internationally.
Regards,
Dr. Lou Marciani, Director
Please contact us with any questions, comments, or suggestions.
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Stadium of the Week |
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Louisiana Superdome - New Orleans, LA
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Featured News |
For the first time in the United States, a National Sports Safety and Security Conference and Exhibition will be held, focusing solely on the sports safety and security industry.
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Industry Watch |
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England's Manchester United Football Club shows concern after fans rioted in Oakwell celebrating their team' s victory, Club will be required to pay compensation. Read More
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The National Center for Spectator Sports safety and Security (NCS4) launches new Membership Website with secure Sport Security Form allowing communication between industry professionals as well as access to other valuable resources. More Information
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An explosive detection system fails to find explosives planted by police and stadium officials in visitor locker room. Read More
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- Security for World Series Game 1 in Yankee Stadium was increased to ensure safety for First & Second Lady (Obama & Biden) in attendance. Read More
- Police crackdown on drunks and institute new alcohol policies at Cox Plate Horse Races. Read More
- Officials at Talladega Superspeedway discuss the wreck last April between Carl Edwards and Ryan newman that injured 7 fans, offer insight to how the track has been updated and present ideas about how to prevent an accident like this one in the future. Read More
- International Tennis Federation (ITF) cancels two Pakistan youth tennis events over security fears. Read More
- Disaster simulation with flying debris, bloody manikins and other real life features used to teach emergency response & preparedness.Read More
- The mourning of UConn football player Jasper Howard reminds officials around the country of the challenges faced in keeping college students safe on their campuses. Read More
- Death of UConn athlete highlights how colleges and Universities struggle to keep publicly accessible campuses safe. Read More
- Baltimore Police test gunfire-detection system along with video surveillance to detect and follow the location of gunfire while being able to rule our other noises like car backfires and fireworks. Read More
- Universal Detection Technology Approved on New York State H.I.R.E. Contract to develop Anthrax detection system, such a system could have many used inside sports venues. Read More
- Nigeria U-17 Soccer World Cup
- Nigerian Officials assure proper security measures are in place for U-17 soccer World Cup. Read More
- Security spending in Nigeria will top $5.3 million for the Soccer Under 17 World Cup, officials say the safety of the young players is first priority. Read More
- 2016 Summer Olympics, Rio de Janeiro Brazil
- Overview of problems facing Rio and responses from Government officials about how such issues can and will be prevented. Read More
- Officials work to secure Brazil from violence and ensure safety at the 2016 Olympic Games as $60 Million is allocated to further bolster current Rio Security. Read More
- International Olympic Committee's (IOC) Rogge says he trusts Brazil on Olympic Games security. Read More
- People continue to discuss the capabilities of Rio to provide a safe and secure Olympics in 2016. Read More
- Despite concerns for security in Brazil, IOC is confident about Rio's security for 2016. Read More
- 2010 Soccer World Cup, South Africa
- Germany will send its security chief to South Africa to inspect World Cup Headquarters near Prestoris. Read More.
- Rumors of german players having to wear bullet proof vests are false. Read More
- Officials in South Africa work to keep venues safe during the 2010 World Cup, even as South African cultural groups threaten live animal sacrifices outside all venues, citing cultural tradition. Read More
- Security will be heightened at England's Anfield on Sunday as fans plan a march to protest against George Gillett and Tom Hicks' ownership of the club. Read More
- More on how Liverpool fans planned protests against American owners. Read More
- Security Officials at the University of North Dakota seek new ways to improve fan behavior with input from ticket holders, students, and others. Read More
- New York City Officials say that cracks in Yankee Stadium ramps are safe, public should not worry. Read More
- County school board meets to re-evaluate security measures following the death of a Carolina High school student. Read More
- Philadelphia Police Department & Center City District worked to keep any Phillies celebrations positive during the NLCS games last week . Read More
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About the National Center for Spectator Sports Safety & Security
The National Center for Spectator Sports Safety & Security at The University of Southern Mississippi was established in 2006 to provide an interdisciplinary environment to further increase sports security awareness; improve sport security policies and procedures; and enhance emergency response through evacuation, recovery operations and crowd management training.
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