It looks like you got your wish for the Chief of Police to be fired.
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GUAM – (Updated as 4:52 pm) After a closed door meeting with Governor Felix Camacho this morning, reliable sources at Adelup tell Guam News Watch that Suba’s resignation will be effective today.

A decision was reached after the controversial search and seizure of an alleged stolen document at KUAM’s broadcast headquarters on Wednesday.

Questions about the legality of that search have been raised by media and legal experts. Guam Police Department staff attorney James Mitchell told Guam News Watch that the warrant was based on a complaint filed by Suba.

Sources say police Maj. Rick Leon Guerrero is being considered for the position of Acting Chief., and that Capt. Maurice Sayama is being considered for Deputy Chief.

On local radio this afternoon, Suba said that he was not resigning. The situation continues to unfold. Stay tuned to Guam News Watch’s live newscast at 6pm on CW-4.
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I heard the Governor’s office in swamped with calls for his resignation. You are a force to be reckoned with.

Lea

In a blog post published Friday, Google admitted to ‘mistakenly’ collecting sensitive private data sent over WiFi networks.
Germany’s data protection authority (DPA) requested Google audit the WiFi data collected by its Street View cars.

The audit revealed that contrary to the company’s claims, for at least three years, Google has been collecting payload data (the information users send over a wireless network) from non-password-protected WiFi networks. A programming error from 2006 was at fault.

Explaining how this collection of sensitive data occurred, Google’s Senior VP of Engineering & Research Alan Eustace said, “Quite simply, it was a mistake.” He explained,

“An engineer working on an experimental WiFi project wrote a piece of code that sampled all categories of publicly broadcast WiFi data.

A year later, when our mobile team started a project to collect basic WiFi network data like SSID information and MAC addresses using Google’s Street View cars, they included that code in their software—although the project leaders did not want, and had no intention of using, payload data.”

Google outlined the steps it plans to take as a result of the mistake. The company says it intends to delete the data “as quickly as possible.” It has already grounded its Street View cars, and will halt collection of WiFi network data.
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This may or may not have been a mistake by Google, but it certainly shows how easy it is to collect data on anyone using non encrypted means of communication.
Joseph

Subject: Take two aspirin…

Every year, English teachers from across the country can submit their collections of actual analogies and metaphors found in high school essays.

These excerpts are published each year for their amusement.

Here are last year’s winners…

17. He fell for her like his heart was a mob  informant, and she was the East River.