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Officers are still unable to use their car computers to conduct background checks. Instead, the officers must use encrypted radio to contact state police or highway patrol for further information.
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Now you can ask an expert your questions about facial recognition and read responses to others' questions on PoliceMag.com.
Read More →Each of the seven major crimes that determine the overall crime rate — murder, rape, robbery, felony assault, burglary, grand larceny and grand larceny auto — declined compared to the week before, according to NYPD statistics.
Read More →To counter arguments of the media and activists, we need to do a better job capturing and sharing data on attacks against us.
Read More →Don’t let the distractions presented by police and private technology make you a casualty.
Read More →Secretary Nielsen released the following statement on the Department's role in coordinating a federal response to terror-related incidents.
Read More →A retired officer with the NYPD was joined by two other individuals in saving a wheelchair-bound man from a burning home in the town of Babylon on Long Island on Wednesday afternoon.
Read More →The most common ballistic rating carried today by officers is a Level IIIA shield. Level IIIA shields handle the job and are also much more affordable than Level III or Level IV shields. Once the levels go up, so does the weight, as well as the price.
Read More →A retired officer started The Counterfeit Report website to alert consumers about fake products and help law enforcement investigators spot these goods during investigations. View several examples of fake police products, and then read the full story here. Photos courtesy of Craig Crosby.
Read More →MS-13 has directed its members to "take out a cop" in a directive that has police on high alert across the New York area, according to a new memo.
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