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Lynx Defense has taken its popular Made in the USA pistol range bag and added the option to customize it.
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Working together with Responder Corp, Verizon has announced five participating companies for the first cohort of the 5G First Responder Lab, what it calls a first-of-its-kind innovation incubator that will give leading first responder technology companies from around the globe access to 5G technology to develop, test, and refine 5G solutions for public safety.
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The cleaner is designed to quickly and easily remove fingerprints, oil, grease, water spots, soil, unwanted waxy residue, carbon, and other impurities from flat matte finishes on guns and knives.
Read More →Federal has introduced Syntech Training Match, loads designed to make handgun training more realistic than ever before, the company says. Shipments have been delivered to dealers.
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Mark43, a leading cloud-based public safety software provider, announced that it is partnering with Spidr Tech, a technology company that offers data-driven policing applications, to enable the best possible community relations for law enforcement agencies.
Read More →With Chatman in custody, EMTs put Parsons in the back of an ambulance and cut away his pants to get a better look at his injury.
Read More →When evaluating the different calibers, the agency's firearms selection committee found newer 9mm rounds had comparable ballistics to .45s, but the smaller caliber allows each trooper to carry more ammunition.
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The Reverent Steel Flag Vault from Metal Art of Wisconsin is made from premium 16-gauge American steel and has three seals to prevent any contamination and protect a ceremonial or memorial flag.
Read More →Police Chief William McManus said the two probationary officers were accompanying Sergeant Steven Castillo when he was called early Monday morning to check out a disturbance at a home on Spring Dale Street.
Read More →St. Joseph County prosecutors filed a petition alleging delinquency—the juvenile equivalent of a criminal charge—for attempted murder. For an adult, attempted murder would be a Level 1 felony.
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