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News•by Staff Writer•May 7, 2008

COPLINK Introduces First Fully Automated CompStat Solution

Knowledge Computing Corporation today announced the availability of CompStat Analyzer -- a powerful crime trend analysis and performance enhancement solution that integrates seamlessly with the company's award-winning COPLINK solution suite. CompStat Analyzer is the first in a series of innovative new product modules that the company will release in 2008.

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News•by Staff Writer•May 4, 2008

Charlotte Extends Medical Insurance to Widows of Slain Officers

Charlotte-Mecklenburg police and Charlotte firefighters now have additional peace of mind in the form of extended insurance coverage. The city is extending medical insurance to family members of those killed in the line of duty.

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News•by Staff Writer•May 4, 2008

L.A. Police Aggressively Target Hard-Core Gangs

The mayor's office and the LAPD are promising to consolidate thinly scattered anti-gang resources and pour them into 12 beleaguered neighborhoods -- gang reduction zones -- where intense suppression would be coupled with gang intervention and prevention programs.

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News•by Staff Writer•May 3, 2008

UNC Murder Suspect Pleads Guilty to Parole Violation

A lawyer for the man accused of killing UNC student leader Eve Carson told a judge today that his client did not know he was on probation at the time of Carson's death. Damario Atwater, 21, pleaded guilty today to violating his probation on break-in and gun charges. Superior Court Judge Ripley Rand activated what had been probationary sentences, meaning Atwater will serve 20 to 35 months in prison.

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News•by Staff Writer•May 2, 2008

N.C. Highway Patrol Suspends K-9 Program Over Accusations of Rough Training

The N.C. Highway Patrol took its police dogs out of service indefinitely Wednesday, after a hearing exposed rough obedience techniques such as shocking, suspending and kicking dogs.

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News•by Staff Writer•May 1, 2008

Officers to Sit on Krispy Kreme Roofs for Special Olympics

Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Inc. and law enforcement officers have united again this year for the annual Cops on Doughnut Shops program to benefit Special Olympics.

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Products•May 1, 2008

LRT-SASS

DPMS Panther Arms’ LRT-SASS is essentially a .308 Winchester AR-style rifle designed from the ground up as a precision marksman rifle.

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Products•May 1, 2008

Taclite Pro Pant

The new Taclite Pro Pant from 5.11 Tactical is made of 6.14-ounce poly/cotton ripstop, a lightweight, fade- and wrinkle-resistant fabric that’s ideal for hot weather.

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Products•May 1, 2008

K-9 Tactical Deployment Mat

Ray Allen’s self-expanding tactical deployment mat can be used for stake out and perimeter deployment when the weather is cold or the surface is inhospitable. The mat gives your K-9 partner comfort while waiting to react to a suspect or threat.

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Articles•by Dean Scoville•May 1, 2008

The State of American Law Enforcement - Can the Average Cop Thrive in the Age of Specialization?

There is no shortage of inducements to work specialized units. Cool tools, flexible schedules, prestige, and the ability to work at something one is truly interested in are but a few of the perks.

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