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Technology•by Staff Writer•June 17, 2020

Police, Technology, and the Pandemic

Law enforcement agencies used technology and planning to protect officers and maintain operations during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Patrol•by David Griffith•June 17, 2020

Dismantling Law Enforcement

The protests over the George Floyd in-custody death quickly shifted from "Justice for George" to defunding and even abolishing police departments.

Vehicle Ops•by Staff Writer•June 17, 2020

Lake Assault Boats

Lake Assault introduced a new law enforcement patrol boat in late 2019. The new boat is 24-feet long and is powered by twin Honda 200 horsepower engines (other engine options are available).

Vehicle Ops•by Mark G. Stainbrook and T.D. De La Pena•June 17, 2020

Buying Boats for Police Operations

Marine patrol craft are a substantial investment and agencies need to put significant planning into the purchasing process.

Procedures & Policies•by Staff Writer•May 5, 2020

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.

Patrol•by Melanie Basich•May 5, 2020

Law Enforcement Product Companies Help in the Fight Against COVID-19

Manufacturers and retailers are pivoting to provide protection and services for first responders on the front lines during the coronavirus crisis.

Patrol•by Matthew Jokisch and Michael Schlosser•May 4, 2020

The Side Control Position and the Resisting Arrestee

These easy to learn and simple to use techniques can help you take a resisting subject into custody.

Patrol•by Dave Smith•May 4, 2020

Resilience in a Crazy Age

We forget that resilience is how we survive and rebound.

Patrol•by Eric Daigle•May 3, 2020

Point of Law: Excessive Force by Tight Handcuffs

When a detainee complains that your handcuffs are hurting them, you need to take notice and watch what you say.

Technology•by David Griffith•May 3, 2020

New Technologies Help Agencies Do More with Less

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.

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