Lecture – Terrorism, ISIS and Emerging Threats – Evolution of Terrorism Strategy by Brit Featherston

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Houston Museum of Natural Science

Lecture – Terrorism, ISIS and Emerging Threats – Evolution of Terrorism Strategy by Brit Featherston

Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2016

06:30 PM
US/Central

Most of the post 9/11 terrorism plots are foiled by the observant public and by an attentive local, state and federal police response. Guests can hear how law enforcement tools have worked to protect us, and how enforcement techniques must evolve to meet the dynamic threats we will face.

About the Lecture

Former police officer, Brit Featherston, J.D. is First Assistant US Attorney and Chief of National Security Division of the Eastern District of Texas US Attorney's Office. He works with local, state and national law enforcement officials, emergency first responders and officials, and others on protection of our homeland.

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