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Policing During the Plague
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced agencies to find new ways of doing the job while keeping officers and the public safe.
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced agencies to find new ways of doing the job while keeping officers and the public safe.
Manufacturers and retailers are pivoting to provide protection and services for first responders on the front lines during the coronavirus crisis.
These easy to learn and simple to use techniques can help you take a resisting subject into custody.
We forget that resilience is how we survive and rebound.
When a detainee complains that your handcuffs are hurting them, you need to take notice and watch what you say.
Many law enforcement agencies are struggling to do the same job with fewer officers. These tools can make officers more productive, keep them safer, and give them more time on the streets.
You can use these tools to identify explosive devices and precursors, and to protect yourself and others from their effects.
The DHS bomb-making materials awareness program teaches officers what to look for to prevent attacks that use homemade bombs.
New materials and new designs are making helmets, plates, and shields lighter and more effective.
The new LETS 2020 from Law Enforcement Technologies is a platform for powerful smartphone applications that can covertly record undercover operations, stream footage from drones, facilitate successful crisis negotiations, and provide situational awareness for tactical and investigative teams.
