The Government Accountability Office reports “federal agencies, cruise ship and facility operators, and law enforcement entities have taken various actions to enhance the security of cruise ships and their facilities and implement related laws, regulations, and guidance, and additional actions are under way.” Cruise ship and facility operators have developed and implemented security plans, and the Coast Guard is “expanding a program to deter and prevent small vessel attacks, and is developing additional security measures.” However, Customs and Border Protection should consider “requiring cruise lines to provide passenger reservation data.”
SEE: http://www.gao.gov/products/GAO-10-400
I teach Criminal Justice at Park University in Parkville, MO. My professional experience includes 28 years in law enforcement, primarily with the Miami-Dade (Florida) Police Department. From 1996-2006, I managed police and security services at the Port of Miami, retiring as Chief of Seaport Security Enforcement. My research focuses on convergence of physical, human, and technology resources in managing port and maritime security. Your participation and comments are welcome.
About Me
- Dr. Kenneth Christopher, D.P,A.
- Kansas City, MO, United States
- Author of the book, Port Security Management (2009, CRC Press), which reflects the altered landscape of the post-9/11 era, providing real-world guidelines for port security management, planning, and implementation processes. Assistant Professor and Chair of Criminal Justice at Park University in Parkville, MO. and Associate Dean, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Contact Information: Park University, 8700 NW River Park Drive, Parkville, MO, 64152. www.park.edu/cj
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