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What cops need to know about alpha-gal, the tick-borne allergy that can turn an ordinary exposure into a problem weeks or months later.
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What cops need to know about alpha-gal, the tick-borne allergy that can turn an ordinary exposure into a problem weeks or months later.
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A deputy with the Harris County (TX) Sheriff's Office was injured when a tractor-trailer truck struck his patrol vehicle as well as another car early Wednesday.
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This compact qualification bag is designed for field officers needing to qualify and for everyday carry.
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Propper's budget-friendly EdgeTec Collection of pants, shirts, and shorts is made with fabric designed to prevent wrinkles and hold up against everyday demands.
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ELSAG Fixed Automatic License Plate Readers by Leonardo aid law enforcement with traffic safety and security, including area or perimeter security, permit validation/tolling, and traffic studies.
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First Tactical says the Defender Pant is the first on the market to combine a Cordura nylon and cotton blend fabric with a mechanical 2-way stretch to provide exceptional comfort and flexibility.
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Public access pricing is available for Evzio naloxone hydrochloride injection.
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“The Special Olympics is not a federal program. It’s a private organization. I love its work, and I have personally supported its mission,” she said in a statement Wednesday. “There are dozens of worthy nonprofits that support students and adults with disabilities that don’t get a dime of federal grant money. But given our current budget realities, the federal government cannot fund every worthy program, particularly ones that enjoy robust support from private donations.”
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Tuesday marked 18 years since former Phoenix officer Jason Schechterle's police cruiser was rear-ended, burst into flames, and caused disfiguring burns to his head, face, and hands.
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"The conduct of her office from the very beginning of this case was highly, highly suspicious,” Martin Preib, the FOP’s second vice president said.
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