
Welcome to the realm of Unlimited Remote Command and Communications Possibilities. IACP Booth #629
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Lenco's product line includes the Bear armored SWAT truck, and several variants of the BearCat, including the BearCat Tactical SUV and the BearCat EOD "BombCat" armored response vehicle for EOD and IEDD first responders.
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NACS Vehicles' new Heavy-Duty 35-foot LOA Mobile/Unified Command Trailer features dual slide-out rooms, a conference room, bathroom, and 20-kw generator. With workstation space for 10 to 12 personnel, this unit can be utilized as a mobile precinct.
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Sirchie's MCL900 Series of Evidence Collection Trucks are custom constructed, heavy-duty walk-in units outfitted with an extensive array of equipment and field kits that ensure their effectiveness at lengthy investigations and major crime scenes.
Read More →Amid a national furor over police militarization, the San Jose (Calif.) Police Department has decided to get rid of a 15-ton armored vehicle it received earlier this year from a federal military surplus program.
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Known to the company and its customers as the "BombCat," the EOD model BearCat was, like most of the company's products, the result of a customer request.
Read More →The New York State Police are now using 32 tall, unmarked SUVs to spot drivers who are texting while behind the wheel.
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The 2014 Dodge Durango Special Service SUV comes with various improvements and updates from the prior model-year, the most significant of which is a standard eight-speed transmission that Chrysler says will deliver up to a 15% improvement in fuel economy.
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The Toledo (Ohio) Police Department has purchased seven Ford E-150 and five Ford E-250 vans to outfit for crime-scene investigations and special event response. The E-250 vans will be set up as police wagons to handle group arrests because of their larger size. View our gallery of one the agency's using for prisoner transport. Read the full story here. Photos courtesy of Toledo PD.
Read More →Rather than investing in a heavy duty bus, the Toledo (Ohio) Police Department has converted more economical Ford E-Series vans to round up disorderly college drunks and other scofflaws at chaotic scenes.
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