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2 Introduction As the volume of air travel and air cargo movement increases, airports are responsible for managing more and diverse dangers. Airport law enforcement personnel find themselves facing a growing multitude of responsibilities, such as deterring, investigating, and preventing crime (WFAA 8, 2014; Air Line Pilots Association 2018 Air Safety Forum, 2018)
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Introduction 3 The information in this synthesis report is helpful to airport security coordinators, airport managers, and existing law enforcement agencies that have (or may have) responsibility for providing operations or oversight for safe and secure airport operations.
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4 Models for Law Enforcement at Airports and law enforcement model (if provided) for each responding airport.
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