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Tactical teams can customize their footwear with Original S.W.A.T.'s custom boot program called SWAT ID. Teams can upload a logo and add team member names, badge numbers, or even nicknames to personalize each pair.
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“Other officers also moved in to secure that infant. At that time, the suspect opened fire on the officers again striking four officers and also striking four other officers, so eight in total,” he added.
Read More →A 19-year-old faces attempted murder charges in the close-range shooting of a rookie Camden County, NJ, police officer Wednesday night. More Here.
Read More →ATK's Force on Force GEN2 marker rounds bring safety and realism to today's LE scenario-based training. The rounds are designed to be shot at human targets with a predictable, tolerable pain penalty. The rounds also boast superior visual markings, primer-driven consistency, recyclable cases and felt recoil similar to duty rounds, according to ATK.
Read More →Bauer, 53, a 31-year department veteran who headed the Near North patrol district, was shot twice in the head, twice on the right side of his chest, once on the left side of his neck and once in his right forearm, the autopsy report showed.
Read More →APB360.com is a cloud-based management solution that provides a 360-degree overview for asset management, firearm qualifications, and more.
Read More →APB360.com is a cloud-based management solution that provides a 360-degree overview for asset management, firearm qualifications, and more.
Read More →BlackHawk's second-gen Knoxx SpecOps Stock (with forend) is built with a lightweight polymer and alloy construction; its dual recoil-compensation systems reduce felt recoil by as much as 85 percent and cuts muzzle rise. The Knoxx SpecOps Stock (Gen II) also features a pistol grip with customizable rubber inserts, an integrated ambidextrous single-point sling plate and quick-detach sling swivel.
Read More →Officer Charles Ainsworth—who was shot multiple times as he was responding to a stolen vehicle call in January of last year—has returned to duty.
Read More →A Jackson (TN) Police Department Firearms Instructor who was injured when he was accidentally shot by another officer during training has been treated and released from Regional One Medical Center in Memphis, according to Jackson Police Chief Julian Wiser.
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