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Matson is still using various walkers and technology to walk, but is doing so with less and less assistance. In fact, says Nicole Matson, he took about 10 steps without any help last week, and has started work on climbing stairs.
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Family members say 5-year-old Adrian has never driven a car before and they don’t know how he managed to get the keys to the car, much less drive across Ogden, and get on the interstate.
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Many law enforcement agencies are struggling to do the same job with fewer officers. These tools can make officers more productive, keep them safer, and give them more time on the streets.
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Learn how the TruNarc offers field-based presumptive narcotics, precursor and cutting agent testing.
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The new, affordable P17 pistol from KelTec is designed to make training a lot less expensive and far more fun.
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The MILO Range M-SATS is a portable use-of-force and tactical judgment training system that is ultra-compact and self-calibrating.
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In past March issues, POLICE has covered less-lethal solutions, firearms training, and response to the 1989 San Francisco Bay Area earthquake. Here's a look at the pages of POLICE 10, 20, and 30 years ago.
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Your agency's policy needs to specify in what situations ECWs can be used and the responsibilities of officers for gathering evidence after use.
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How will officers who are symptomatic of the coronavirus now be able to substantiate its impact on their health in the future?
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Churches, mosques, synagogues, and temples make easy targets for active shooters, so the congregations need to work to prevent such attacks, prepare for them if they happen, and know how they will respond.
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