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Vehicle Headrest Printer Mounts

LEM Solutions LLC

LEM Solutions is confident it's solved the “where do we put it” space constraint problem common to law enforcement vehicles with its U.S. patented vehicle headrest printer mounts.

Photo: LEM Solutions LLC

LTI 20/20 TruVision

Laser Technology Inc.

The LTI 20/20 TruVision is designed to provide police agencies with next-level traffic enforcement enforcement.

Photo: Laser Technology Inc.

Driver's License Reader

L-Tron Corporation’s 4910LR driver's license reader is purpose-built from user feedback for electronic ticketing, incident and crash reporting, to help officers complete a citation in less than five minutes.

Smart Parking Enforcement Management Solution

The Parking Enforcement Management Solution from IPS is designed to take Smart Parking to the next level.

Photo: IPS Group Inc.

Bulletproof Clipboard

Hardwire’s Bulletproof Clipboard provides a layer of ballistic protection for officers.

Photo: Hardwire LLC

Universal Vehicle Head Rest

CAB Solutions LLC

CAB Solutions LLC, a police officer owned and operated company, designed the patented Pentax PJ Armrest Kit and Universal Vehicle Head Rest to replace bulky printer box alternatives that take up valuable space in your squad.

Photo: CAB Solutions LLC

Mobile Printers

Brother Mobile Solutions

Brother Mobile Solutions offers rugged, next-generation mobile printers designed to make it easy for public safety professionals to quickly print high-resolution documents from 2 inches to 8.5 inches wide.

Photo: Brother Mobile Solutions

Strengthening the Chain of Command

Unlike in the military, LEOs often need reminders to communicate with their supervisors and subordinates to work as a well-oiled team.

Chief Mark Stainbrook (Photo: San Diego Harbor Police)

Dash Camera Footage Shows Fatal OIS at South Carolina Motel

Officers were called to the scene on reports of a man in a Jaguar driving recklessly. Hayes' blood alcohol content was .237, nearly three times the legal driving limit of .08, according to a toxicology report. More Here.

Officers in Myrtle Beach, SC, shot and killed a reckless driving suspect after he refused lawful commands and accelerate toward some of them in his car.

Video: Dash Camera Footage Shows Fatal OIS at South Carolina Motel

Officers were called to the scene on reports of a man in a Jaguar driving recklessly. Hayes' blood alcohol content was .237, nearly three times the legal driving limit of .08, according to a toxicology report.

Officers in Myrtle Beach, SC, shot and killed a reckless driving suspect after he refused lawful command and accelerate toward some of them in his car.

Minneapolis Announces Tougher Police Body Camera Policy

"For the first time, we're giving the body camera policy teeth by providing the first clear disciplinary structure for instances when this policy is violated," Mayor Jacob Frey said at a news conference announcing the new rules. "It is a stronger, clearer and more precise policy."

Officers Had Contact with YouTube Shooter Night Before Attack

“Our officers made contact with the woman after the license plate of her vehicle matched that of a missing person out of Southern California,” said Mountain View Police spokeswoman Katie Nelson.

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