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RoadFlex now offers its capabilities to help public-sector fleets streamline fuel tax exemptions, reclamation, reconciliation, and audit-ready reporting.
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New York enacted the first statewide mandatory seat belt law in 1984. Now 49 states have some form of law requiring drivers and passengers to buckle up, and shows that they are having the desired effect. More and more motorists are wearing their belts.
Read More →The National Tactical Officers Association (NTOA) has made available several new grants starting February 2006 and ending June 2006. To be eligible for any NTOA grant, you must hold a valid NTOA team membership and fill out the applications completely and correctly.
Read More →Reinforcing law enforcement's commitment to build the National Law Enforcement Museum, the San Bernardino County Safety Employees' Benefit Association (SEBA) recently pledged $100,000 in support of the national project. With the $100,000 commitment, SEBA becomes the second member of the Groundbreaking Society, an elite group of donors who will invest $100,000 or more between now and ground breaking in A Matter of Honor: The Campaign to Build the National Law Enforcement Museum.
Read More →After being evicted in 1977, Mr. John Bayles then of Mission, Kansas and now of Toronto, Kansas had left behind property he didn’t know he had left. Once the moving company and emptied the apartment deputies searched the apartment for any remaining items and found $23.87 in U.S. currency, a silver dollar over 100 years old, several foreign coins, and commemorative coins. This money was logged and placed into the Johnson County (Kansas) Sheriff’s property room but never claimed. Until now.
Read More →5.11 Tactical gear has been added to the Homeland Security Department’s Authorized Equipment List (AEL). The DHS has allocated more than $3 billion for U.S. grants to be used for domestic preparedness. Law enforcement and public safety departments can now apply for grant monies to pay for preparedness outfitting in specified 5.11 products.
Read More →New RAM “E” size ball mounts utilize National Products’ patented rubber ball and socket design and a 3 3/8-inch-diameter ball to mount laptops in cars while protecting them from shock and vibration. Each mount supports a large electronic device up to 25 pounds. A variety of popular bases are available for use with this design, as well as two lengths of double-socket arms.
Read More →Muth’s Wide Angle Signal Mirrors are designed to be installed on many vehicles where a specific kit is not available. It is a safety accessory that is really two mirrors in one: a fully functional Signal mirror as well as a convex mirror for expanded visibility. Wide Angle Signal Mirrors are available with either red or amber chevrons. The mirror measures three inches in diameter.
Read More →A new interactive online training center is now available to aid law enforcement officers investigating prescription drug abuse cases.
Read More →In Macon County, N.C., deputies and U.S. Marshals took Christopher David Lunz into custody Tuesday afternoon, with an Asheville television-news crew pointing a camera at the action. The 38-year-old Lunz was wanted in Pinellas County, Fla., as a suspect in the death of his father, 59-year-old David James Lunz of Palm Harbor Fla.
Read More →According to news reports from The News Tribune, KOMO News 4, and KIRO News 7, police in Kent, Wash., used a Taser device to end a seven-hour standoff with a man barricaded in an apartment. The man was arrested and booked into the Kent city jail on suspicion of domestic violence.
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