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What should you do when you've been told there isn't enough money to purchase equipment? Re-allocation is often the solution. These five tips outline a budgetary fiscal-fitness program that can move equipment budgets from flabby to fit.
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I was recently reading how more and more professions are turning to checklists to improve safety. I have been advocating just this kind of practice for law enforcement for decades.
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A spare ammunition magazine likely saved a New York City police officer's life early Monday, when a suspect's 9mm round struck the gear during a running gun battle in lower Manhattan.
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A New York-based private equity firm has acquired public safety distributor Galls and merged it with Cerritos, Calif.-based Quartermaster, Inc. CI Capital Partners acquired Galls in September as a "platform investment in the public safety products market."
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Tauris holsters are designed and completely handcrafted by an experienced police officer to provide the most efficient, compact, and durable holsters possible.
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At SHOW Show 2012, Safariland introduced its new Model 4832 Lightweight Duty Belt to help reduce the weight of an overloaded duty belt on an officer's hips.
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A reader asked me what one thing I would recommend he purchase for everyday use as a police officer. My answer? An everyday carry knife.
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Pelican Products' 1920 LED flashlight weighs in at 2.2 ounces (with batteries), utilizing two AAA alkaline cells and a single, next-generation LED to emit a ANSI FL-1 standard 67 lumens for nearly three hours of runtime.
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Tiffin Metal Products Co. has expanded its law enforcement product offerings by adding the Infinity Wardrobe Locker.
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More and more officers suffer from back injuries. We carry far too much gear around our waists. Duty belts press against our lower back while we're sitting in the cruiser. These three approaches to back pain can extend your career and keep life enjoyable.
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