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Articlesby Tom R. ArterburnNovember 1, 2002

Melee in Memphis

Violent, pre-fight media melees, profane press conferences, and the illegal out-of-the-ring antics of superstars seem to be the only way to get the sports fan's attention these days.

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Articlesby William BellNovember 1, 2002

Living Law Enforcement History

Some lesser-known outfits that helped keep the peace in the old days were short-lived or eventually evolved into state police or highway patrol units. Few of these groups have survived into the 21st century, but two carry on as volunteers assisting full-time law enforcement, much as they did long ago.

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Newsby Staff WriterOctober 25, 2002

IACP/DuPont Kevlar Survivors' Club Inducts New Members

A well-known TV actor and two police officers from the same department who survived incidents only three weeks apart were honored at this year's IACP show for wearing bullet-resistant vests, which most likely saved their lives.

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Newsby Staff WriterOctober 16, 2002

NLEOMF Recognizes Memorial's Eleventh Anniversary

The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund held a wreath laying ceremony on Tuesday, October 15, to commemorate the Memorial's dedication 11 years ago.

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Newsby Staff WriterOctober 16, 2002

Magnum Footwear Satisfaction Guaranteed

For a limited time, you can return your Magnum footwear within 60 days of purchase with the original receipt for a full refund.

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Newsby Staff WriterOctober 3, 2002

French and US Police Compare Countries' Union Benefits

French Police union leaders visiting the United States to lend their support at September 11 ceremonies spent time comparing policing issues with their American counterparts. Discussions revolved mostly around the countries' respective police labor practices.

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ProductsOctober 1, 2002

Flash-Bang

New Flash-Bang stun devices from Law Enforcement Technologies create a safer, less violent explosion than traditional devices. Instead of igniting, the aluminum powder particles in the grenade are propelled outward in a cloud when exposed to oxygen in the air. This approach lowers the pressure in the immediate area of the explosion, making injuries less likely and decreasing the risk of accidental fires. The devices are also reusable.

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