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David Griffith has been editor of POLICE Magazine since December 2001. He brings more than 40 years of experience on magazines and newspapers to POLICE. A Maggie award-winning journalist, his byline has appeared on hundreds of articles in POLICE and other national magazines.
On high, the ProTac HL 6’s 5,300 lumens turns night into day for hundreds of yards. On low, you can easily search a backyard.
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The chief said the police department's medical team left training immediately and responded to the school. They worked with fire department medical personnel to render aid and get the seven patients transported to local hospitals.
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The fallen deputies have been identified as Corporal Luis Paez and Deputy Ralph “Butch” Waller.
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In my opinion, if Kamala Harris is the next president, law enforcement should expect a lot of changing and contradictory positions on funding, federal lawsuits, and support for police.
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Pryme’s NoiseMaster radio accessories use Active Intelligence Noise Canceling to make it easier to communicate in noisy environments.
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Dignitary protection can be challenging for local law enforcement agencies and often requires coordinating with federal and state agencies.
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Deputy Fernando Esqueda, a detective with the Sheriff’s Office, was working a looting suppression detail in the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl when he and his team responded to an assault at a Houston Little Caesars restaurant.
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The latest evolution of street racing is a danger to the public and to law enforcement, and the participants and spectators need to be prosecuted.
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Knowing how to defuse a situation without force is essential for effective policing. It can prevent injury to officers, the public, and the subject.
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Streamlight’s new firearm and gear storage and security solution is portable, compact, rugged, secure, and easy-to-use.
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