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ELSAG Fixed Automatic License Plate Readers by Leonardo aid law enforcement with traffic safety and security, including area or perimeter security, permit validation/tolling, and traffic studies.
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A new state law in New Jersey will let almost all retired law enforcement under age 65 become armed school police officers, including former correctional officers who spent their careers guarding prisons.
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The United States Department of Homeland Security announced on Monday that officials with the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Agency recently seized approximately 3,200 pounds of cocaine with an estimated street value of $77,000,000.
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The Radio-To-Intercom Bridge from Ritron is a radio receiver designed to add a critical layer of security to a school’s communication system. The receiver connects to an existing wired Public Address Intercom system and allows authorized business band 2-way radios to make announcements over the existing intercom speakers.
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The Dubuque Police Department has just five SROs to protect the 19 schools in the district, so they want to add three more.
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ELSAG Fixed Automatic License Plate Readers by Leonardo aid law enforcement with traffic safety and security, including area or perimeter security, permit validation/tolling, and traffic studies.
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Outfit your vehicle with the latest safety, security, and technological accoutrements.
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Estes AWS says the new SUV Rapid Access Weapon Locker 2.0 maintains all of the state-of-the-art security, durability, and automated opening technology features of the original SUV locker, but introduces some new features that build on the previous model’s excellence.
Read More →Nebraska State Senator Ernie Chambers—the longest-serving state senator in the history of the Cornhusker State—has introduced legislation that would ban law enforcement officers from patrolling school halls.
Read More →Principal Bill Jones said he wants to make sure if an armed intruder were to enter the campus of Manatee School for the Arts, which has a student population of about 2,100 middle and high school students, they would be met with swift, overwhelming and deadly force.
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