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The Trijicon RedDot Sight is designed to be mounted on several of the company's ACOGs, but is also designed to be mounted on a handgun. I know there will be numerous guffaws at the idea of a red-dot sight on a duty handgun. But naysayers were also quick to dismiss the use of red-dot sights on duty ARs a decade ago. Now they're not a novelty but the norm.
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You must act with considerable discipline and restraint when loudmouths try to demean and upset you with offensive language and gestures.
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Sometimes it takes a smack in the face or some other bad event to remind us of the great risks we take and make us appreciate surviving.
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Read on for a sampling of impact projectiles available for law enforcement.
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TASER International wants to give you the ability to show a jury or board of inquiry exactly what you saw on the street. That's the idea behind the company's TASERCAM and its soon to be launched Autonomous eXtended on-Officer Network (AXON).
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At some point in his or her various travels, the patrol officer will ask a question that pertains equally well to the task at hand and his or her career in law enforcement: Just how the hell did I get here, and where am I going?
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A second later my hood exploded and the cow's rear end smashed through my window.
Read More →The majority of burglar alarm activations are not by bad guys. False alarms account for 10 to 25 percent of all calls to the police. Each call usually requires the response of two officers for 20 minutes. In 2002, American police responded to 36 million alarm calls, costing $1.8 billion.
Read More →Motels are often the first destination for parolees and sex offenders upon their release from incarceration. And that makes for an unfortunate dynamic.
Read More →Evidence discovered during a search incident to an arrest supported by PC is not suppressible in the majority of state courts.
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