Date: Fri, 14 Sep 2001 14:17:51 EDT
From: NCJTC@aol.com
Subject: Working on it!
To: undisclosed-recipients:;


Hi to all subscribers of "The Use of Force Update,"

   Sorry for the confusion and the multiple e-mails about the "Use of Force 
Update."  We're working on getting the mechanics this newsletter, i.e., the 
e-mail process, done right.  I guess the problem is with compatibility with 
e-mail deciphering programs with "mime" capabilities on certain e-mail 
services.  Some people had received "The Use of Force Update" in perfect 
format, and some have received it in anything but perfect format.  I have 
someone working on this now, so please bear with me if you can.  I promise 
you that we will do our best to get this fixed ASAP.     
   We will resend the September issue of "The Use of Force Update" to our 
entire mailing list again in the next week or two.  Your patience and 
understanding is very much appreciated.  Once we get these initial bugs 
worked out, it should not be aproblem with future issues.   
   If you, or anyone that you know, can provide any insights into how to make 
the mechanics of the newsletter work, please call Ed Nowicki at 262.279.5735 
anytime.  I have the telephone programmed into my home when I'm not in the 
office.  What is really frustrating, is that some people received the 
newsletter in perfect form, and some people had chunks of it missing.  
   I know, because of the contributions of the columnists and the article 
writers, that we have great cotent and we want to share that content.  
Please, do what you can to tell other law enforcement professionals about 
"The Use of Force Update."  Tell them that we offer this for FREE and that 
they need to request this via e-mail and to include their rank or title and 
their agency affiliation with their request.  We want to be as careful as we 
can about not sharing this with people that may want to harm the law 
enforcement profession. 
   Keep in mind that, in the big picture, this problem the newsletter is 
rather trivial when compared to what went on in New York, Washington and 
Western Pennsylvania.  Still, we know that life must go on and that we cannot 
be brought to our knees by terrorists.  Maybe the information that we share 
can save additona lives.  I'd like to think so, and I'm sure that you do too. 
 In the mean time, Stay Alert, Informed and Alive!

Sincerely,

Ed Nowicki, Editor
"The Use of Force Update"