Articles

Patrol•by Dan Pasquale•February 1, 2006

The Power of Association

The easiest and most common way associates are used in police investigations is to locate suspects. While this seems like routine information that everyone knows, only a few people put it into practice in each department.

Weapons•by David Griffith•February 1, 2006

Foreign Correspondence

Statistics from countries that have tried it reveal that gun control is no answer for violent crime.

Patrol•by Devallis Rutledge•February 1, 2006

Right to Counsel

Law enforcement officers are quite familiar with the court-created "right" to counsel established by the Miranda opinion, to protect the Fifth Amendment trial privilege against compelled self-incrimination. But it applies only during police custodial interrogation.

Training•by Bryn Bailer•February 1, 2006

Conway (Ark.) Police Department

Cops in this Little Rock suburb have created a model program for reducing Christmas-time property crime.

Special Units•by Shelly Feuer Domash•February 1, 2006

Taking Gangs to Task

New York detective Ricky Smith has devoted his life to battling for control of the streets.

Training•by Dave Smith•February 1, 2006

A Maslow Moment

Bitching may be humanity's greatest need. It's certainly high on the list for cops.

Weapons•by Mike Detty•February 1, 2006

How to Evaluate a Handgun

With the right tests you can determine whether a pistol makes the grade as your next duty or off-duty weapon.

Patrol•by Alfred Giusto•February 1, 2006

Skin vs. Steel

Go on the offensive to defend yourself in an edged-weapon attack.

Weapons•by Mike Detty•February 1, 2006

Barrett Firearms M468 6.8 SPC Carbine

Designed to accommodate the new 6.8 SPC cartridge, this weapon’s shooting accuracy and velocity make it ideal for tactical applications.

Patrol•by Scott Smith•February 1, 2006

Surefire Delta Folding Knife

Great engineering, thoughtful design, and rugged construction make the Delta a high-quality duty knife.

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