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Newsby Staff WriterOctober 24, 2005

5.11 Challenge Finalists Donate Prizes to Agencies Hit By Hurricanes

The finalists of the 2005 5.11 Challenge elected to donate their prizes, amounting to more than $175,000 worth of gear, weapons, and apparel, to agencies devastated by the recent Gulf hurricanes. To match this generosity, the sponsors of the annual law enforcement shooting competition have agreed to provide the hurricane-ravaged agencies with an additional $350,000 worth of products.

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Newsby Staff WriterOctober 6, 2005

Law Enforcement Arrests Parents in Truancy Sweep

Officers in California’s Sacramento County brought in 50 people in the area’s tenth annual truancy sweep, aimed at making parents accountable for students’ school attendance.

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ProductsOctober 1, 2005

L-3 Communications Motorcycle Digital Recorder

With its rugged, reliable, solid-state memory, L-3 Communications’ Flashback CycleVision gives motorcycle officers the ability to digitally record video evidence to enhance their safety while protecting them from unwarranted allegations. Flashback CycleVision’s resistance to shock and vibration and its compact profile make it ideal for motorcycle use. It also uses less than 2 amps of power, so it will not drain the motorcycle’s battery.

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ProductsOctober 1, 2005

Havis-Shields Stout Mount In-Car Console

Havis-Shields’ new sturdy in-vehicle computer mounting solution, the Stout Mount, provides durability and a simple low profile. Two-piece housing allows for adjustable height, while independent keyboard and monitor brackets allow customizable height positioning during installation. A swing arm provides easy and comfortable positioning of a keyboard or laptop, then easily gets the device out of the way when not in use.

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ProductsOctober 1, 2005

Parker TireSaver Nitrogen Generator

Parker TireSaver Nitrogen Generators allow agencies to fill their vehicles’ tires with nitrogen gas instead of compressed air. This practice can help maintain proper inflation pressure and prevent one of the major causes of tire failures. Dry nitrogen gas provides more consistent tire pressure and reduces the need to check tire pressures.

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ProductsOctober 1, 2005

Pierce Tire Monitoring System

The new tire protection system now available on Pierce’s homeland security apparatus includes a tire monitoring system and a tire wheel protection band. The tire monitoring system senses tire pressure and temperature to maintain proper vehicle handling, stability, and overall performance. A unit in the cab displays tire information so the system warns you of a potential tire problem before it happens.

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ProductsOctober 1, 2005

Carson Sirens Siren Amplifier

SA-380 Alert is the newest rugged amplifier from Carson Sirens. The 100-watt, console-mount siren features a P.A. and only the most popular functions. After researching what officers needed and wanted in the product, the company eliminated many of the under-utilized features found on most sirens.

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ProductsOctober 1, 2005

RAM Mounts Mobile Printer Enclosures

New RAM in-car Mobile Printer Enclosures and Cradles hold printers securely in place in your car. These enclosures are currently available for Pentax PocketJet Series, Canon BJC-85, and HP Deskjet 450 printers. All can be mounted alone or integrated into your existing RAM system, including the RAM no-drill vehicle product line.

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Articlesby David GriffithOctober 1, 2005

TREXPO East 2005: Best of Show

At each TREXPO trade show, the staff of Police fans out into the aisles in search of the most innovative police products on display at the show. Some shows are better than others.

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Articlesby David GriffithOctober 1, 2005

Standing Their Ground

Most of us—Thank God—will never experience anything as emotionally, physically, and spiritually shattering as Hurricane Katrina. Short of an atomic bomb detonation or a biological attack, Katrina is as bad as it gets.

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