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123securityproducts.com premieres a portable complete security camera system for indoor or outdoor law enforcement portable applications, businesses and residential nanny watching; The Floater camera can even send the video images via built-in cellular communication. New York, NY (PRWeb) February 14, 2007 -- 123securityproducts.com announed, "The Floater camera is a product we decided would meet the needs of the companies using our video surveillance systems but wanted a portable type hidden security camera that could be moved from one office one day to the loading dock the next. We have found many ways to implement the technology into schools, nanny/child monitoring situations, police mobile applications and just about any remote area needing video security."
Sometimes there is that "hard to place a camera area" or that "all of a sudden area" where theft or inappropriate employee behavior occurs unmonitored.
Ex-Sisters pastor gets 18 years for abuse
Deschutes County Circuit Judge Michael Sullivan called Jeremy Shane Hall a "smooth-talking predator" without remorse Tuesday as he sentenced the former Sisters past to nearly 19 years in prison Tuesday for abusing a 13-year-old babysitter whose family attended his church. Earlier this month, after a full day of deliberation, a jury found Jeremy Shane Hall, 35, guilty of all six charges - five counts of sex abuse and one of unlawful sexual penetration. Sullivan imposed a sentence of 18 years and nine months - longer than the mandatory minimum prison term of just over six years, but shorter than the maximum possible sentence of 31-plus years sought by Deputy District Attorney Victoria Roe. Roe had told jurors the teen was babysitting Hall's daughter the night in September 2005 he touched her sexually, both over and under her clothes.
$100m childcare overhaul
A STRING of devastating child-protection scandals in WA last year has sparked a $100 million overhaul of child services - the biggest in the state's history. Mandatory reporting of child sexual abuse will be adopted in a major backdown by the Carpenter Government, which has fiercely opposed it in the past. And the embattled state Department for Community Development, implicated for failing to protect vulnerable children in its care, will be split in two to create a new Child Protection Department. Premier Alan Carpenter yesterday also indicated that a more hardline approach would be pursued to remove children from parents who put them at risk. He promised more group homes and other places for at-risk children and more support for struggling foster carers. Western Australia is the only state without mandatory reporting and Mr Carpenter said he was still concerned it could "overload the system" with unsubstantiated reports.
City Kids Daycare Discriminates Against Breastfeeding Mothers
Robin Neorr enrolled her daughter in one of the City Kids Daycare available in downtown Columbus Ohio, and was charged an additional $50 per week to care for her three month old daughter because she was breastfed. While Neorr's infant daughter was still receiving care from the City Kids Daycare she felt uneasy drawing negative attention to the discrimination. However now that she no longer depends on them to watch her child Neorr is fighting back.
Neorr was told by the City Kids Daycare that her milk was a hazardous body fluid that had to be kept separate from all other food. The bottles of pumped milk were kept in a separate refrigerator in the director's office and labeled as a biohazard. The daycare also claimed that they would have to purchase a separate warming pot for heating up the breast milk.
Daycare workers to strike
Unionized daycare workers at 25 non-profit centres in Montreal and Laval have voted in favour of an unlimited strike, starting next Monday. "It's unfortunate, but at least we are giving parents time to make alternative arrangements," said Veronique Lapierre, president of the Syndicat des travailleuses des Centres de la petite enfance de Montreal et Laval. The union, which has already held six strike days this month, including yesterday, represents about 400 educators, office workers and kitchen staff at the daycares affected by the strike call. .
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