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    SecureShift

    Aug. 10, 2010
    Related To: Blackinton, V.H.
    Kauai Secure Shift Badgesm

    Blackinton’s SecureShift color-shifting technology allows officers to verify a badges authenticity with just a glance - without changing the badges integrity.  A slight turn of the badge creates an obvious color-shifting effect due to unique microflakes permanently embedded in the badges enamel.  SecureShift technology is visible and verifiable to the naked eye and cannot be compromised!  This same technology is used to protect 80% of the world’s currency, and Blackinton is the only badge manufacturer licensed and authorized to use SecureShift technology.

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    The cousin of Hastings, MN, Police Officer Albert Jacobson, who was killed in 1894, discovered the fallen officer's badge in a hope chest.
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