NIH Police Hamilton Montana

Hamilton, MT (AP)*--There seems to be an epidemic of "where do we belong" for the NIH Police in Montana.  NIH police vehicles are community policing in Missoula, Montana, and in Hamilton Montana whenever it suits them, and however it suits them.

NIH Polices the Missoula Airport: this same NIH Police Officer
http://www.whistleblowermedia.com/2011/08/nih-policing-missoula-airport.html

That brings up the idea of jurisdiction.  The NIH police, just like the other Federal law enforcement have certain places they can be.  Unlike VISA, it is not everywhere.  Nov. 2 2011 I happened on NIH law enforcement in the City of Hamilton, MT, outside the NIH facility: [click on square for video].

NIH Police Officer

It is important to note that this police officer is the most courteous in Ravalli County that I have run into.  This includes City of Hamilton Police, Ravalli County law enforcement, Montana Highway Patrol, and FBI agent in Missoula.  It also includes detention staff in Missoula, and Ravalli Counties.

[In Montana, you are cruelly punished for speaking, assembling in public]

If we had law enforcement as respectful as this, Montana would be a different place.  All I am doing is asking a question which NIH police in Bethesda and Montana cant seem to answer: Where do you belong?  The chief at RML, the Chief and Deputy Chief, and subordiantes are awestruck by this ??

DO YOU BELONG HERE?

NIH Police outside 4th St entrance Hamilton Montana

a residential community.

There is a true need for this officer.  With her K-9 unit, she inspects the packages of "bugs" sent from all around the world to be analyzed at Rocky Mountain Lab (RML) Hamilton, MT.  She is keeping us safe in that regard.  I respect that function of the NIH police mission.  

Here is what I don't understand.  Why would the facility have NO onsite facility for safety?  It only handles the subsances without cure: Ebola, Flesh Eating Bacteria.  Why would RMLblast 71 db of harmful noise into the community [I was out taking sound measurements as this officer honked at the front entrance to RML  on 4th St Hamilton, MT].

Sound Measurement 11-2-2011

NIH Rocky Mountain Labs

Hamilton Montana

World Health Stadards (conservative) Max. is 44dbC

71 decibals is approximately 3X ACCEPTABLE emissions

NIH & THIER NOT-SO QUIET RIOT--Hamilton, MT.

NIH Police could go arrest Dr. Marshall Bloom Associate Director

or

 Paul Carlson, "Safety Manager" RML Hamilton MT

FOR RECKLESS ENDANGERMENT OF THE PUBLIC

* note AP stands for ALL PEOPLE.