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CINCH systems announces
Vice President of Sales
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lect few with the unique ability to
apply technical skills and knowledge
to improve a customer’s business—
making their job easier and more
profitable. In the security industry,
Dennis is one of these select few and
we are pleased that he has joined our
team,” said Joel Christianson, CEO
of CINCH systems, Inc. “During
the last several years Dennis has had
great success in developing sales for
a security company that was new to
the U.S. market. This experience,
coupled with his sales management
background at General Electric is
an ideal fit to our immediate and
long-term growth and revenue objectives,“
adds Christianson.
About CINCH systems, Inc.
CINCH systems products provide
complete patented, 128-bit AES Encryption
End-To-End for a security
system that is protected from system
breach and tamper. System programing
and operation is simplified
with the easiest to use touch screen
interface in the security industry.
Product groups include:
• Intrusion Detection Systems
(IDS)
• Vehicle Barrier Systems (VBS)
Controls
IACP, University of Cincinnati
join forces
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age and other evidence to charge
him with murder. The university
fired officer Raymond Tensing,
whose trail is scheduled to begin
later this year. A subsequent review
by an external firm also led to the
departure of the university’s police
chief – who encouraged officers to
patrol neighborhoods surrounding
the campus – and his top assistant.
The finalists for those two positions
were scheduled to meet with
campus officials, students and the
• Commercial
Door and Security
Gate Controls
Products are
used to protect
people and
property across
a wide-range
of facilities
for U.S. Government Agencies and
Military facilities, SCIFs–Sensitive
Compartmented Information Facilities,
Law Enforcement, and Commercial
Facilities.
For more information call: (763)
497-1059 or email: info@cinchsystems.com
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Dennis Dop
VP of Sales
CINCH systems, Inc.
community toward the end of May
as part of the selection process.
The Arnold Foundation provided
money for the center because many
of its current investments center on
improving the criminal justice system.
“We believe that the IACP/UC
Center for Police Research and Policy
has the potential to transform
contemporary policing by helping
to create a dynamic two-way collaboration
between research and practice
that is unprecedented in the
field,” Foundation Vice President of
Criminal Justice Matt Alsdorf said.
“This partnership has the potential
to address some of policing’s most
pressing and persistent challenges
with an evidence-based approach
that is academically tested and practical.”
IACP is the largest organization
of law enforcement executives, with
more than 27,000 members from
130 countries.