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Many people who use the term "stop and frisk" fail to realize that there actually is no such concept in the law, and that the phrase "stop and frisk" couples two constitutionally distinct activities that do not necessarily coincide. This misunderstanding is easily traced to the coincidence in Terry v. Ohio.
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The culmination of more than seven years of development, the Interlock 7000 incorporates new technologies to help prevent people from driving under the influence of alcohol. It can be installed in any type of vehicle, including motorcycles.
Read More →The North-American Association of Uniform Manufacturers & Distributors (NAUMD) has announced the election of its board of directors and officers for 2014-15. Elected by the NAUMD membership for a two-year term, the 2014-15 executive committee includes: Jim Tewmey, VF Imagewear, chairman; and Brian Garry, Cintas, vice chairman.
Read More →Lance Clark, president and CEO of Spillman Technologies, Inc., was recently recognized as a “CEO of the Year” by Utah Business magazine alongside seven other honorees at a banquet held in their honor.
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Buffalo Police have now suspended one officer without pay pending an investigation into a April 19th incident. A video that surfaced over the weekend shows a handcuffed man being slapped and kicked by Buffalo (N.Y.) PD officers.
Read More →The Supreme Court on Tuesday, will hear cases involving search of personal cell phones incident to arrest.
Read More →Camden, New Jersey, police are expanding their community crime prevention efforts to include interactive use of their surveillance cameras.
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The Perfect Vision V20 Videoscope Inspection System from CSECO is designed for law enforcement vehicle inspections. This one-piece unit has a 5-inch, high-resolution LCD display with 3.5x continuous digital zoom, which reduces eye fatigue.
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The Guardian Angel from 425 Inc. is a wearable, lighted device designed to improve safety while on duty. It is visible from more than two miles away, from above, and from a nearly 360-degree radius around the wearer.
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Cell phones are being snatched at an increasing rate in the Washington metro area, a trend seen nationwide.
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