Articles

Training•by Bryn Bailer•September 1, 2006

Normal (Ill.) Police Department

Officers in this college community work hard to keep the peace between the town and the gown.

Patrol•by Dave Smith•September 1, 2006

Climate Control

Mailmen have nothing on cops when it comes to working in sleet and rain and blinding heat.

Patrol•by Dan Pasquale•September 1, 2006

Simply put, the more information you have in a case, the better your chances of solving it. While this is common knowledge to most officers, we tend to forget that using field contacts is one of the easiest ways of gaining intelligence in our own cities.

Patrol•by Scott Smith•September 1, 2006

First-Light USA Liberator Tactical Light

Hands-free operation allowing for true two-handed shooting sets this light apart.

Patrol•by Melanie Basich•September 1, 2006

Cool K-9 Gear

Keep your four-legged partner outfitted with top-notch equipment.

Patrol•by Kevin R. Davis•September 1, 2006

Up Close, Personal, and Violent

Most attacks on law enforcement officers occur at a range of 10 feet. Are you training for them?

Weapons•by Mike Detty•September 1, 2006

Kel-Tec PLR-16 .223 Handgun

Can an AR-style pistol really hold up to combat conditions? The rugged and accurate PLR-16 can.

Patrol•by David Street•September 1, 2006

How to Investigate a Meth Lab

Navigating the dangers of cookers’ “kitchens.”

Weapons•by Kenneth R. Murray•September 1, 2006

Dangerous Lookalikes

Improper use of Airsoft, BB, and pellet guns on the street can cause deadly confusion for law enforcement.

Training•by Scott Smith•August 1, 2006

Gerber Legendary Blades--Kinderer Rescue Knife

It seems many manufacturers are determined to cover all of a user’s needs in one tool. However, if your overloaded pocket tool is roughly the size of a Snap-On mechanic’s box, the odds are it will be too cumbersome to carry all the time. What is needed is a knife and tool you can easily carry that still provides you with all the basics.

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