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Havis Inc., a leading manufacturer of mobile office solutions for public safety, public works, government agencies and mobile professionals, will introduce a new lightweight touch screen display that mounts directly to a vehicle’s dash panel. The new space-saving display functions as an external monitor and provides the option of docking and mounting computing devices in the trunk to maximize space and create a comfortable work environment inside the cabin.
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In response to the deadly shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando Sunday, Columbus (OH) Division of Police Chief Kim Jacobs announced on Monday that there will be "significantly more" police officers present for Pride festivities in the city, which will start Friday and run through Sunday.
Read More →Lincoln Rutledge is accused of shooting Columbus SWAT officer Steven Smith in the head while officers were trying to arrest him on an arson warrant.
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As Chicago struggles with some of the worst violence it has seen since the 1990s, the Police Department plans on revamping its overtime program that allows a couple of hundred officers each day to work on their days off, officials said.
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The Laser Training Pistol comes in three models: "Basic" (no sensor), "Advanced" (sensor included), and "Pro" (sensor, magazine changes, and night sight included).
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The SIG Sauer P320 is a striker-fired polymer frame pistol that features a distinctive modular design.
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The GranTrap bullet trap stops incoming rounds with a granulated rubber material, minimizing airborne dust, ricochets, and noise levels.
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The new Sentry Stall from Action Target Inc. for indoor shooting ranges utilizes interchangeable ballistic panels that are available in both steel and glass.
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German automaker BMW has beaten California-based Tesla Motors Inc. by winning a contract to supply the Los Angeles Police Department with 100 electric cars.
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When you are in the middle of your law enforcement career, you are caught on the merry-go-round of your career, stretching and straining to reach the brass ring known as "retirement." But there is retirement and there is retiring well and in comfort.
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