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SAN JOSE, Calif., March 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ To boost safety and situational awareness for the National Mall and surrounding monuments and memorials, Siklu a wireless Gigabit solutions provider, joins Convergint Technologies, a global leader in service-based systems integration, in a total donation of $3.3+ million for a state-of-the-art security system to the National Park Service.
Siklu Joins Convergint Technologies in $3.3+ Million Donation to Boost Visitor Safety at the National Mall in Washington, DC
Siklu, along with eleven industry partners, have donated and deployed the technology infrastructure necessary to improve safety at the National Mall and surrounding historical monuments, which experiences more than 35 million visits annually. Convergint Technologies led the donation to the National Park Service and United States Park Police in early 2019.
Siklu Joins Convergint Technologies in $3 3+ Million Donation to Boost Visitor Safety at the National Mall in Washington, DC
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Arrest made, items recovered from burglary at historic Cliff House
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Police said the suspects stole a Sutro Baths swimsuit (valued at $2,000) from the Cliff House on Jan. 26th, 2021.U.S. Park Police
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A San Francisco man was arrested and historic memorabilia stolen from the landmark Cliff House building was recovered, the United States Park Police said Friday.
The building has been vacant since Dec.31, when the operators of the restaurant there were unable to reach agreement with the National Park Service on a new lease.
The former operators of the restaurant, Dan and Mary Hountalas, had hired auction contractors who discovered the landmark had been burglarized on Jan. 26, the park police said.
On Jan. 6, a group of ten or so men at least one of whom was wearing a tactical earpiece watched the storming of the U.S. Capitol from across the Potomac in Arlington.
Previously unpublished photos taken by ARLnow that day show the men loitering near the Marine Corps War Memorial, with the overrun Capitol in the background. Parked nearby are numerous vehicles, mostly pickup trucks and SUVs with out-of-state license plates.
One pickup truck, with large toolbox in the back, was left running.
The man with the earpiece appears to have been focused on some sort of communications device with an antenna. He was among a group standing outside, in the cold, wearing hooded sweatshirts and other inconspicuous cold weather gear. None were wearing the tactical vests and helmets that militia members who charged into the Capitol that day wore.
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