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Patrol•May 1, 2006

Instrument Technology, Inc. Under-Door Scope

ITI’s new version of its under-door scope features an improved design. It slides easily under doors in less than a quarter of an inch of space. New optics with enhanced low-light capability eliminates the need for night vision devices. A three-way attachment allows operators to see left, right, and 90 degrees upward for maximum viewing capacity of the entire room. A highly sensitive, low-noise microphone is optional for audio surveillance.

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Patrol•May 1, 2006

Ray Allen Magnetic Stash Boxes

Ray Allen’s heavy-duty magnetic stash boxes that attach to many metallic surfaces allow officers to train K-9s to sniff for odors by placing a hide in a variety of locations. Made of heavy-duty aluminum, the boxes feature self-locking lids to secure an odor sample and 25 pound-test magnets for positive attachment to many metallic surfaces. The small stash box measures approximately 5.75x2.25x1.5 inches. The large stash box measures approximately 11.5x2.25x1.5 inches.

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Patrol•May 1, 2006

RDPS Body Armor Bag

RDPS’ Rapid Deployment Body Armor Bag provides an officer with a discreet carry bag for a sub machinegun or patrol rifle that in a matter of seconds transforms into a front and rear Level III or Level IV body armor tactical vest system. The bag is designed to save the lives of law enforcement officers. In conjunction with Level III and Level IV ceramic plates, it is capable of withstanding multiple hits from rounds as large as .308.

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Patrol•May 1, 2006

S&D Consulting Ceremonial Bugle

For use at military and law enforcement funerals, the Ceremonial Bugle plays “Taps” by itself. It works through the use of a small cone-shaped device that’s inserted into the bell of a real bugle. It plays a high-quality rendition of Taps that is nearly indistinguishable from an authentic bugler. The device is an alternative to a CD player and gives families a better visual remembrance of the tribute to their loved one.

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Patrol•April 1, 2006

Bilsom Leightning L-Zero Earmuffs

The Bacou-Dalloz Hearing Safety Group has extended its line of Bilsom Leightning earmuffs with a new L-Zero (L0) Series. Designed to provide reliable protection from intermittent or marginal noise hazards, the L0 Series features an ultraslim earcup design with less weight and bulk than standard earmuffs, and is available in folding (L0F) and neckband (L0N) models. The L0N neckband model fits comfortably around the neck and under PPE.

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Patrol•April 1, 2006

Independent Forensics RSID Semen-Testing Kit

Independent Forensics’ Rapid Stain Identification Semen Kit (RSID-Semen) is the first fluid specific test for the presence of semen. The kit is specific for human semenogelin antigens and will not cross-react with the myriad of other human body fluids that can cause false positives. The RSID Semen kit is designed to help crime laboratories correctly identify which samples from rape kits should go forward for DNA analysis.

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Patrol•April 1, 2006

VideoCarbon Portable DSR

VideoCarbon’s Digital Shift Recorder (DSR) is the first in a new product line of portable body-worn digital video recorders. Worn on the officer’s dutybelt, one small wire connects a hidden mic and flat inconspicuous button cam, both easily concealed and easy to use. With a single quick-disconnect, the DSR can provide power, control, and video to the body-worn cameras. The DSR has an integrated hard disk drive and a field-replaceable Lithium-Polymer battery.

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Patrol•April 1, 2006

Hatch ShearStop Cycling Gloves

Hatch’s new ShearStop cycle gloves feature Liquicell technology in the palms, offering cushioned comfort. Liquicell is a liquid-filled padding technology that combines low-viscosity fluid with strategically placed baffles to significantly absorb shock and ease pressure. These gloves also feature specifically placed grip pads for control and include absorbent terrycloth thumbs for wiping away perspiration, and Lycra backs for an exceptional fit.

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Technology•April 1, 2006

JPS Interoperability Device

Raytheon Company’s JPS Communications is replacing its legacy NXU-2 Network eXtension Unit with the NXU-2A. The new unit uses radio over Internet protocol (RoIP) and voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) technology to send and receive digital voice messages.

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Weapons•April 1, 2006

Streamlight LED Rail-Mountable Tactical Lights

Two new rail-mountable LED tactical lights from Streamlight, the TLR-1 and TLR-2, utilize a three-watt Luxeon LED to produce up to 80 lumens of blinding white beam, and a bright secondary halo of light while mounted on a firearm. The TLR-2 adds an integrated aiming laser. Both offer up to 2.5 hours of continuous runtime and an LED featuring a 20,000-hour lifetime.

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Patrol•April 1, 2006

Mustang Survival PFD with Hydrostatic Inflator

Mustang Survival’s new Deluxe HT series of inflatable personal flotation devices feature an auto hydrostatic inflator for high-risk weather conditions. Each PFD’s inflation device is triggered by hydrostatic pressure when submerged four inches below the water surface, and is not sensitive to rain, water spray, or humidity. The inflator is maintenance free for five years, unless fired.

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Patrol•April 1, 2006

Panoscan Digital Panoramic Camera

Mark III is the third-generation seamless scanning camera from Panoscan. Used to capture an entire crime scene in painstaking detail, the digital camera has double the capture speed of its previous incarnation, a 40GB hard drive, and USB 2.0 connectivity for speedy file transfers. The Panoscan camera head weighs only 9.3 pounds and was engineered for rugged everyday field use.

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