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The FBI will begin tracking animal cruelty cases just as they track other crimes, Wayne Pacelle of The Humane Society of the United States said in a blog post Tuesday.
Read More →Kai USA Ltd. will soon sell all Limited Edition products for the company's Kershaw and Zero Tolerance brands direct to the consumer. The products will be available only through the official brand websites and will no longer be available from dealers or distributors.
Read More →The Justice Department is leading a broad review of police tactics, including the kind of deadly force that prompted recent protests in Missouri and New York, a federal law enforcement official said Tuesday.
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First-Light USA's new T-Max LE light offers 425 lumens of white light with a ready strobe function. The light is designed for law enforcement professionals.
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A woman says she was high on crystal meth and not trying to escape a recent arrest when she choked a Palm Bay, Fla., police officer inside a booking room.
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Beretta U.S.A. has launched a new campaign for the M9 handgun in conjunction with the upcoming 30th anniversary of the adoption of the firearm by the U.S. Armed Services. The "Faces of the M9" campaign will feature stories from active-duty military and veterans who tell how the Beretta M9 has been a part of their service to the country.
Read More →Controversy is brewing over local police use of cell phone surveillance tools to gather mass user data.
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Read More →The Bureau of Motor Vehicles was wrong when it refused to renew Greenfield, Ind., police officer Rodney Vawter's vanity license plate that read "0INK," a judge ruled Wednesday.
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