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A force of 2,419 Detroit Police officers now provides law enforcement services to the shrinking city of just over 706,000 residents. Between 1990 and 2011, the city lost a third of its residents. Since 2003, the agency has lost a third of its officers.
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The LAPD has begun testing police versions of Brammo's Empulse LE and Zero Motorcycles' Zero DS to increase efficiency, decrease its carbon footprint and cut costs
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Winchester Ranger T-Series is a preferred duty load for departments and agencies across the nation, for those that demand consistent stopping power and real world situations. IACP Booth #3325
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Thermo Scientific TruNarc is a handheld analyzer for narcotics identification, including synthetic cannabinoids in bulk or sprayed form—the final form found before sale and consumption. IACP Booth #2946
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Boot has a great combination of design features, including waterproof membrane, side zipper, non-metallic hardware and composite safety toe. IACP Booth #1603
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A South Boston man was held on $150,000 bail Monday after he allegedly stole an idling police cruiser and twice attempted to run down an officer. Wilfredo Rodriguez, 37, has been arraigned on assault and battery with intent to murder and other charges stemming from the Friday incident.
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The sister of the Connecticut mother killed during a vehicle pursuit in D.C., who is a former NYPD officer, spoke out against police use of deadly force at the end of the incident.
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Laser Technology added new components to its mapping package for crash scene investigations that includes an LTI TruPulse 200X laser, BAP data collector, and TruAngle device.
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The AR14 Lite Rail II is the second generation of the company's Lite Rails. New features include a one-piece aluminum rail that replaces the two-piece version and a Bolt-Up System with tabs that aid in alignment to the upper receiver during installation.
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Video recordings will enhance cases by documenting crimes, as well as refuting frivolous claims of police misconduct or brutality. The best evidence against made-up tales of police abuse has been the complete, unedited video footage of an incident.
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