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Re: Lost F.B.I. Laptops Still a Problem, Inspector Says
From: Chris Walsh <cwalsh () cwalsh org>
Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2007 10:10:12 -0600
A 312 percent reduction? So, does that mean they wind up with more laptops at the end than they started with? That's some fuzzy math. On Feb 13, 2007, at 7:59 AM, Henry Brown wrote:
Different "SPIN" on the process: http://govexec.com/dailyfed/0207/021207tdpm2.htm The FBI has made significant progress in decreasing the rate of loss of laptop computers and weapons, the agency's inspector general said Monday. The analysis determined that when compared with figures from 2002, there has been a 349 percent reduction in the average number of weapons lost or stolen in a given month and a 312 percent reduction in the loss or theft of laptops. The agency reported 160 weapons and laptops lost or stolen during the audit period.
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- Re: Lost F.B.I. Laptops Still a Problem, Inspector Says Chris Walsh (Feb 13)
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