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Glock has been chosen as the next generation pistol by the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP). The contract will be fulfilled through Glock's Canadian law enforcement distributor, Rampart Corp.
"We are excited to be working with the OPP, which is one of Canada's premier law enforcement agencies, and look forward to a long relationship with it," said James Cassells, Glock Canadian Sales Manager.
The OPP is one of North America's largest law enforcement agencies with more than 6,200 uniformed officers, 3,100 civilian employees, and 800 Auxiliary officers. It provides essential services that ensure the safety and security of the people of the Province of Ontario and is responsible for policing over one million square kilometers of land and waterways. The OPP further provides frontline policing services to more than 320 Ontario municipalities and patrols over 126,000 kilometers of provincial roadways. It has many specialized units, including drug enforcement, aviation, explosive disposal, search and rescue, canine, and emergency response.
For more information, visit https://us.glock.com/ .
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