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Officer Brent Wright busted a move or two on the concourse, at the request of a little girl attending the baseball game. And the impromptu dance party was caught on video.
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A man who claimed to be Jesus is accused of attacking deputies with the Palm Beach County (FL) Sheriff's Office.
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The smoke was so thick the officers got on their stomachs and crawled to the upstairs room working as a team to rescue a teenager still inside the home.
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Kennedy was a passenger in a vehicle struck on her side by a driver who ran a red light. She suffers from post-concussion syndrome as a result of the crash. She's been on medical leave since.
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Code 3 Inc., manufacturer and developer of light and sound emergency products, has announced the launch of its new XTP Series of directional lights.
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Tru-Spec and its sister brand 5ive Star Gear will be exhibiting in booth #908 at the inaugural NRA Carry Guard Expo, scheduled for August 25–27 at the Wisconsin Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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"On behalf of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund board of directors and staff, we offer our thoughts and prayers to the families of those officers, their colleagues and the affected communities. We must never forget that our law enforcement officers put their lives on the line every day for our safety and protection. And we are thankful to the men and women who bravely and courageously answer that call to service."
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Secure Outcomes' LS/GunSmoke fingerprint system provides Class III firearms dealers with a fully integrated solution to collect fingerprint/photo information to meet compliance requirements for Class III NFA purchases.
Read More →Zenith and Shot Spot have jointly developed the Zenith Hero Program in order to provide military personnel, law enforcement officers, corrections officers, firefighters, and EMS providers cost effective access to Zenith Firearms’ products.
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Many were concerned that the protests in Boston denouncing racism and bigotry would turn into riots, causing property damage and producing casualties. But after the marches concluded — more than 40,000 attended — those concerns seemed outsized.
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