Karbon MPID

The Karbon MPID (multi-purpose immobilization device) is an electronic control device with a 22-foot range that operates in projectile and contact modes. In designing the device, Karbon employed uni-body construction.

Capts. Larkin Fourkiller and Michael Holsapple

8x32 BR Binoculars

At less than 22 ounces, Minox 8x32 BR binoculars are light and rugged. The binoculars boast eight-power magnification, anti-reflective lenses, a rubber-armored aluminum body, and adjustable eyecups designed to accommodate eyeglass wearers. Fog-proof and waterproof at depths up to nearly 18 feet, Minox 8x32 BR binoculars are covered by a limited lifetime warranty.

The State of American Law Enforcement - Gangster Nation

Ride around the streets of Salisbury, N.C., and you'll see graffiti that looks out of place. Gangs in this Southern city have splattered once-pristine walls with messages pledging allegiance to gangs in Los Angeles and New York City.

Paul Clinton and Greg Basich

The Hardline Entry Shield

Patriot 3's Hardline Entry Shield is designed to address the operator's needs of lightweight mobility upon entries, a large viewable shooting area and NIJ Level IIIA ballistic capabilities that meet the NIJ 0108.01 Standards. IACP Booth #1605.

Getac B300 Rugged Notebook

Getac has significantly increased the processing power of its popular B300 Rugged Notebook by installing Intel CoreT i7 2.0Ghz processors with Intel Turbo Boost technology. The upgrade also includes 4MB of Intel L3 Smart Cache. This combination increases system speed by up to 67 percent over the previous generation of B300. The B300 features an extremely bright 1400 NITs display and 22-hour battery life.

J. Cameron Thurber

Ohio Campus Officers Could Get New Student-Designed Uniforms That are Less Tactical

UC design student Christine Hoy, 22, told Cincinnati.com that past police uniform trends in the United States had a bulky, military look, which the students want to change. "A tactical look isn't ideal," she said. "It makes them seem like they aren't part of the community and don't represent the community."