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News•by Staff Writer•December 17, 2007

GT Distributors Launches New Holiday Catalog

Public safety equipment supplier GT Distributors has an all-new 2007 GT Distributors Holiday Catalog. The special holiday edition showcases hundreds of public safety products and offers seasonal pricing.

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News•by Staff Writer•December 14, 2007

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Cop Dragged by Robbery Suspect's Car

A Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officer who was working off-duty as security at a local drugstore was seriously injured Tuesday morning when he was dragged by the car of a robbery suspect.

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News•by Staff Writer•December 13, 2007

Legal Alien Migrant Worker Sues Sheriff Joe Arpaio

A legal alien migrant worker and Mexican citizen is suing Maricopa County, Ariz., Sheriff Joe Arpaio saying that he was unlawfully detained as a result of the sheriff's department's immigration enforcement policies. He is claiming that he is a victim of racial profiling.

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News•by Staff Writer•December 6, 2007

South Carolina Officer Resuscitates Premature Baby

A young woman had just called 911 dispatch and informed them that she was in labor and alone. She was only six months pregnant.

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News•by Staff Writer•December 5, 2007

Meggitt Defense Systems fats/Caswell Becomes Meggitt Training Systems

Meggitt Defense Systems, provider of virtual and live fire weapons training technology, has changed its name to Meggitt Training Systems, announced company president Rich Haddad. Based in Suwanee, Ga., Meggitt Training Systems comprises a significant portion of Meggitt PLC, a multi-billion dollar international aerospace, defense, and electronics group.

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Products•December 1, 2007

Crime Mapping

CrimeReports allows law enforcement agencies to provide neighborhood crime information to citizens in near real-time and empowers citizen participation in community policing. The service is free to the public and allows citizens to receive alerts automatically via e-mail when crimes occur within a specified distance of their homes.

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Articles•by David Griffith•December 1, 2007

Critical Incident Intel

Fortunately, a company called GEOCommand has created a software program that can supply you with vital information on key buildings in your jurisdiction, including floorplans and the presence of wicked little surprises like hazardous materials.

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News•by Staff Writer•November 29, 2007

Texas Police Chief Dies of Surgery Complications

The chief of the Mansfield (Texas) Police Department died Wednesday of complications from surgery. Chief Steven Noonkester, 60, was operated on two weeks ago for an aortic aneurism, city officials said.

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News•by Staff Writer•November 29, 2007

Cop Shopping in Convenience Store Scares Off Robbers

Three robbers who attempted to rob a North Miami convenience store were scared off by a uniformed police officer who was shopping in the store at the time.

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News•by Staff Writer•November 29, 2007

Lawyer Who Built Career on Suing Cops Gets 3 Years for Tax Evasion, Fraud

Law enforcement officers across Southern California probably spent much of Tuesday smiling from ear to ear, as Los Angeles attorney Stephen G. Yagman was sentenced to three years in the federal pen.

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