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Weapons•November 1, 2002

Cap Stun Training Program

Zarc International's Cap Stun pepper spray training kit includes one holster, three inert training sprays, a video, an audio CD, a training manual, paper targets, and an examination sheet. Follow the simple video, audio, and print instructions, practice the training drills, and send your completed exam back to the company for your certification. You must score 100 percent on the test to become certified.

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Vehicle Ops•November 1, 2002

PriorityStart!

How often have you accidentally left your two-way radio and in-vehicle computer on? PriorityStart! protects your car's battery voltage and starting power by automatically disconnecting the battery before it dies. If battery voltage drains below 11.9 volts when the engine is off, PriorityStart! automatically disconnects the load.

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Patrol•November 1, 2002

Body Armor Ultimax

Ultimax from Second Chance is a new line of armor that combines the technologies used in the company's ninth generation Ultima (Zyloflex IX, SimuLITE) and 6th generation Monarch Summit (Araflex IV, ButterflyLITE) ballistic vests. As part of the Ultimax package, each vest will come with a new and thin lightweight carrier and a high performance athletic T-shirt.

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Patrol•November 1, 2002

Impact Test System

LifePoint Inc. introduces Impact, the first on-site, saliva-based drug and alcohol testing system that delivers lab-quality results in less than five minutes. IMPACT utilizes a transportable, fully automated system to collect, process, and test saliva.

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Technology•October 1, 2002

Wireless Automated Surveillance Package

American Innovations' W.A.S.P. (wireless automated surveillance package) is a covert motion-activated monitoring system with no telltale wires or antennas. To use the W.A.S.P., charge your video camera, position it, and wait. The system transmits video through walls, floors, and ceilings up to 300 feet to a receiver built into an event recorder.

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Weapons•October 1, 2002

Spotting Scope

Leupold's variable 12-40x60mm tactical spotting scope provides magnification from 12x to 40x with a Mil Dot "round dot" reticle and light maximizing features, all in a 32-ounce package only 11.3 inches long. The scope's tough, light magnesium body is coated with protective rubber armor and a nitrogen charging and sealing technology for waterproof operation.

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Special Units•October 1, 2002

Flash-Bang

New Flash-Bang stun devices from Law Enforcement Technologies create a safer, less violent explosion than traditional devices. Instead of igniting, the aluminum powder particles in the grenade are propelled outward in a cloud when exposed to oxygen in the air. This approach lowers the pressure in the immediate area of the explosion, making injuries less likely and decreasing the risk of accidental fires. The devices are also reusable.

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