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<p>Photo: Paul Clinton</p>

Rating the 2012 Police Motorcycles  

March 29, 2012
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department evaluated its largest crop of police motorcycles in the fall, analyzing seven cycles for performance, safety, and comfort.
<p>LAPD recruits spend a full week at the department&#39;s Emergency Vehicle Operations Center (EVOC) in Granada Hills. Photo: Paul Clinton</p>

LAPD Evaluates Driver Training with Patrol-Car Choice  

March 22, 2012
The Los Angeles Police Department has yet to choose its Crown Vic replacement patrol car, but that hasn't kept the agency's emergency driving trainers from discussing changes in how recruits are trained behind the wheel.
<p>A Dodge Charger during 2010 LASD testing. Photo: POLICE file</p>

L.A. County Sheriff Tests 2012-13 Patrol Vehicles  

February 22, 2012
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department has released its annual vehicle evaluation, which includes fuel-economy test results as well as acceleration, and braking.
<p>Photo:&nbsp;Jeffrey Sauger/Chevrolet.</p>

GM Gives Chevy Caprice PPV Update  

February 10, 2012
Executives with General Motors' law enforcement fleet unit said building their Chevrolet Caprice PPV in Australia doesn't put them at a competitive disadvantage because the vehicle is well-suited for patrol work.
<p>The Shoei Multitec is a full-face modular helmet offering greater officer-safety features. Photo: Shoei</p>

Why Motor Cops Should Wear a Full-Face Helmet  

January 31, 2012
With the crop of quicker, more agile police motorcycles now arriving at law enforcement agencies, you would think helmet progression would be parallel. Agencies have hesitated to adopt advanced helmets such as Shoei's Multitec that are specifically designed for today's cycles.
<p>The Firestone Firehawk GT Pursuit was one of several aftermarket tires tested by the Michigan State Police.</p>

Michigan State Police Evaluate Aftermarket Tires  

January 13, 2012
The Michigan State Police's Precision Driving Unit has released the results of an intensive battery of tests measuring the ability of aftermarket tires to meet the often-punishing demands of law enforcement driving.
<p>Photo: Arizona DPS/John C. James, Jr.</p>

Arizona Troopers Pick Kawasaki for Highway Patrol  

December 29, 2011
The Arizona Department of Public Safety became the third state law enforcement agency in the western United States to adopt Kawasaki's Concours 14P as its primary motor unit.
<p>Photo: Paul Clinton</p>

One Way To Help Finance New Squads  

November 30, 2011
To help finance the purchase of new patrol cars, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is considering an out-of-the-box option—selling off its fully equipped higher-mileage cars to smaller departments.
<p>Photo: Michigan State Police.</p>

Michigan State Police Publish 2012 Test Report  

November 17, 2011
The MSP Precision Driving Unit tested 19 patrol vehicles for acceleration, braking, high-speed handling, and other tests. Six motorcycles were included in the group.
<p>Photo: Ford Motor Co.</p>

Ford Explorer Video Features Denver Cop  

October 24, 2011
Ford Motor Company will feature a Denver Police officer in a short film promoting the Ford Explorer, called "Go Do Adventure: Men Vs. Mountains."
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