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The pre-packaged Cordura kit includes a belt, baton case, belt keepers, chemical agent case, silent key holder, universal radio case, single cuff case, Stinger light case and latex glove case.
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The Attic Clear Pro provides up to 20 feet of height advantage utilizing your iPhone, Smartphone or GoPro camera. It comes with dual flashlight holders, extension tubes and ships in a 34-by-10 inch black padded gun case. Keep your head down for $399.
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The Colt LE6945CQB carbine is lightweight, accurate and reliable. It's the rifle of choice for CQB operations and arrives with Colt's monolithic upper receiver, folding-adjustable sights, a sliding butt-stock, and a 10.3-inch barrel.
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Celox gauze is the best of the "three-minute gauze" strips. Celox gauze 5-inch Z-Fold can pack faster than its 12-inch competitors. Celox gauze is clinical, tactical and economical.
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While ESS has produced interchangeable lenses since 2004, the Ketchum, Idaho-based company recently improved its tactical interchangeable-lens eyewear. The improved design is available in the company's new Rollbar Series.
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Minneapolis Police Chief Janeé Harteau said Monday that she plans to examine the department’s training and hiring practices after two incidents in which white officers allegedly used racial slurs and got into fights with black men while off duty.
Read More →The New York woman who falsely accused six white men of a racially motivated rape and assault in 1987 has been paying restitution to a prosecutor since February for defamation.
Read More →A federal judge has struck down a lawsuit by a whistleblower cop who claimed that his Bronx precinct had a highly developed quota system. NYPD Officer Craig Matthews argued that his bosses violated his free speech.
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Joseph Walker now faces a first-degree murder charge for allegedly shooting and killing another motorist while off duty in a road-rage incident.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo has signed legislation that now makes it a felony to kill a police dog or horse, increasing the penalty from a misdemeanor when the law goes into effect in November.
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