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News•by Staff Writer•February 10, 2005

EPIC to Hold Annual Forensic Photography Classes

The Evidence Photographers International Council (EPIC) will hold its 2005 classes on evidence photography and imaging in Atlanta in November.

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News•by Staff Writer•February 10, 2005

Police Raid Children’s Birthday Party

Officers interrupted a toddler’s birthday party to arrest a pregnant woman on accusations of selling marijuana.

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News•by Staff Writer•February 3, 2005

Group Identifies Best Data Archiving Techniques

With agencies storing so much important information on CDs and DVDs, it’s important that the data remain as protected as possible in the years to come. A recent research project has found the best disks and methods to use to accomplish this goal.

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Products•February 1, 2005

Waller and Son SafeAim

Waller and Son’s new SafeAim ballistic panel is designed to absorb and contain rounds fired unintentionally while loading or unloading a weapon in areas such as offices, booking areas, or patrol cars. The SafeAim is tested by the United States Test Laboratory and satisfies the NIJ Standard-0108.01 threat-level 3A protection. The panel is a 12.5-inch square less than a half inch thick.

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Products•February 1, 2005

LMS 1202 Shotgun Laser/Light

LaserMax's LMS 1202 laser/light accessory for Remington shotguns is ruggedly built to endure extended use and is one of the first shotgun add-ons in the industry. The 5MW, high-visibility laser has the highest brightness level allowed by federal law and pulsates to find the user's target quickly.

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Articles•by David Griffith•February 1, 2005

This Year's Models

So because every cop can't get a sneak peek at the latest police firearms on the floor of a major trade show, POLICE offers you this roundup of some of the latest in law enforcement tools.

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Articles•by Dave Douglas•February 1, 2005

How to Build a Firearms Range

Some of us still remember back when Disneyland used to issue coupons for its rides. The coupons started with “A” tickets for the tame kiddie-type rides and graduated all the way up to the “E” coupon for the especially wild rides. Hence the phrase, “you’re in for a real E-Ticket ride.”

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