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News•by Staff Writer•June 29, 2006

Police Training Vets Launch Ti Training Corp.

Ti Training Corp. is a new company designed to assist law enforcement agencies in the use of interactive training products and programs.

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News•by Staff Writer•June 8, 2006

Evidence Photographers Learn How to Document Terrorist Activities

Announcing its 2006 School of Evidence Photography and Imaging, to be held in Long Beach, Calif., November 16-19, Evidence Photographers International Council (EPIC) reveals the addition of timely new and vitally relevant classes, such as how to photograph terrorist activities for evidence.

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News•by Staff Writer•June 8, 2006

Officers’ Shooting Deaths Prompt Security Review

Fairfax County has launched a security review of all its police, fire and sheriff's buildings, a process that will try to balance safety for employees with continued access for the public, after the fatal shootings of two police officers outside the Sully District station.

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Products•June 1, 2006

Tactical Light Mount

Brownells’ tactical light mounts are designed to allow rail-mounted lights, lasers, and accessories to be mounted to pistols without integral frame rails. The mounts are available for a number of popular handgun models. They are backed by the company’s 100-percent satisfaction guarantee.

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Products•June 1, 2006

Command Arms Accessories Collapsible Butt Stock

Suitable for AR-15, M-16, or M-4 carbines, the new six-position collapsible stock from Command Arms Accessories features a rubber recoil pad and skeletonized design. Ambidextrous design is achieved by switching the positions of the battery compartment lid and the Picatinny rail. Other features include a Picatinny rail and a storage compartment for CR123 batteries or other small items.

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Articles•by Mike Detty•June 1, 2006

Kahr Arms P45 Pistol

Life is full of compromises. This has been especially true for those that have faced the perplexing problem of selecting an off-duty, undercover, or backup gun.

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Articles•by Scott Smith•June 1, 2006

Blade Tech MLEK Folding Knife

Years ago, I needed a holster for a Novak-built STI International 1911. I searched high and low to no avail. Then I learned that a small Washington-based company called Blade Tech was making custom holsters out of Kydex. I sent them my STI, and they made an excellent holster that fit it perfectly.

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Articles•by Ernest Emerson•June 1, 2006

Countering the Karambit

The karambit is a small to medium-sized personal fighting knife that was developed and is still used today in the Indonesian archipelago. It can also be a very effective weapon for slashing someone’s throat.

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Articles•by David Griffith•June 1, 2006

The Evangelist

Dave Grossman is a man on a mission. By all rights, the retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel and Ranger should be enjoying a life of leisure. Instead, Grossman spends most of his life on the road, traveling from town to town like a tent evangelist teaching law enforcement officers and military personnel about the psychological and physiological effects of combat and preaching a contemporary version of the warrior code.

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News•by Staff Writer•May 25, 2006

AP: Many Immigrant Smugglers Not Prosecuted

The vast majority of people caught smuggling immigrants across the border near San Diego are never prosecuted for the offense, demoralizing the Border Patrol agents making the arrests, according to an internal document obtained by The Associated Press.

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