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The five fallen Dallas-area officers killed Thursday were remembered today for sacrificing their lives in the line of duty. All were killed during a protest in downtown Dallas that was ambushed by at least one sniper — the deadliest day for U.S. law enforcement since the Sept. 11 terror attacks.
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“You kind of wonder is it worth it? What's the nature of the call? Should I put my life on the line to deal with this situation?” Williams said regarding the thought process of an officer.
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Winchester is offering two new completely airborne lead-free and downrange lead-free pistol target and training products as part of its Super Clean line.
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JPS Interoperability Solutions Inc. recently rebranded and launched a new website. The rebranded company will continue to manufacture and develop the market-leading ACU radio interoperability gateways and SNV-12 receiver voters.
Read More →StrongSuit Inc. is partnering with the Pennsylvania State Police to outfit its officers with StrongSuit's Defender glove to protect them during patrol at the Democratic National Convention in July.
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An off-duty Southern Methodist University police officer missing since he was swept into the flooded Turtle Creek in Dallas, TX, early Tuesday is presumed dead.
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Elzetta Design LLC has announced improved output for Elzetta Alpha Modular Flashlights. These compact single-cell Lights now produce 415 lumens (100 more than earlier models) while increasing runtime by 10%.
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Viola and her husband — who joined the NYPD in 2005 and works out of the 120th Precinct — assembled a financial team and claimed the ticket on March 10. They chose to receive the prize as a one-time lump sum payment of $64,796,160.
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Viola and her husband — who joined the NYPD in 2005 and works out of the 120th Precinct — assembled a financial team and claimed the ticket on March 10. They chose to receive the prize as a one-time lump sum payment of $64,796,160. More Here.
Read More →The city of Memphis will pay police officers a $500 bonus in August to help curb an exodus that has left the city short more than 400 officers, and will offer incentives to boost recruitment, according to an internal city memo sent out Monday.
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