After studying at the National Police Academy in Bogota, he was placed with an electronic-surveillance unit that had been given a new portable direction-finder by the CIA.
We would have been on them like white on snow: physical surveillance, electronic surveillance, a special unit devoted entirely to them".
They include two squadrons of an Army unit popularly known as Delta Force, another Army squadron -- formerly code-named Gray Fox -- that specializes in close-in electronic surveillance, an Air Force human intelligence unit and the Navy unit popularly known as SEAL Team Six.
The Watergate investigations later revealed that in 1970, a young White House aide, Tom Charles Huston, had come up with a plan to authorise the CIA, the FBI and military intelligence units to intensify electronic surveillance of "domestic security threats", authorise illegal opening of mail and lift the restrictions on surreptitious entries or break-ins to gather intelligence.
The attack came a day after Northern Ireland's police commander, Hugh Orde, confirmed that an elite army unit that specializes in electronic surveillance had begun to help the police monitor IRA dissidents because of growing fears of an attack.
We studied pain relief, labor induction, use of oxytocin, fetal electronic surveillance, Apgar scores, care in neonatal or in intensive care units (a subgroup of care in neonatal units), newborn resuscitation, and perinatal and infant deaths (4 deaths in each group).
Organized Crime Strike Force: The organized crime unit handles complex long term matters, utilizing extensive grand jury and electronic surveillance, often using statutes such as RICO.
Over 9 months, adult patients consecutively admitted to any intensive care unit of a tertiary-care center developing acute pulmonary edema were identified in real-time using validated electronic surveillance.
The Americans provide the electronic surveillance".
Hope joked about electronic surveillance.
