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President Obama told a grieving nation that "our hearts are broken" by a school shooting in Newtown, Conn., which claimed the lives of at least 27 people, including 20 children.
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A gunman killed his mother, then drove to her Connecticut elementary school Friday and fatally shot 26 people, including 20 children. The gunman, identified as 20-year-old Adam Lanza, also killed himself.
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M2 Inc.'s Ratcheting Medical Tourniquets (RMTs) are compact, lightweight, and rugged tactical tools for hemorrhage control. The M2 ratcheting buckle uses precise mechanical pressure and is fast, effective, and self-locking.
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Developed as the next evolution to the popular 100 Professional model, Safariland's Bianchi Model 100T Professional Tuckable inside-the-waistband holster adds a new twist: it features a distinctive C-clip that wraps around the belt for minimal visibility and enables it to be worn with a tucked-in shirt.
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One day after prosecutors in the Central Valley cleared a police officer in the fatal shooting of a parolee, attorneys for the man's family released graphic camera footage showing the officer firing 11 bullets into the man, including several that hit him in the back as he rolled on the ground.
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A Massachusetts woman who was TASERed outside an Apple Store claims a communication gap between her and the officers caused the incident.
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The AR-type rifle features a short-stroke piston design and a lightweight, free floating, two-piece aluminum hand guard with Picatinny rails. It will also include a front hand-guard cap.
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Propper International has introduced three premium apparel collections called Sweep, LS1 and CCMF that include 22 new tactical items.
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Nearly all of the 12 New York Police Department cops shot since the beginning of the year have since returned to active duty—despite being reminded firsthand of the dangers of the job.
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A former senior corporal with the Dallas Police Department received 46 months in federal prison for defrauding the Dallas Crime Stoppers office and evading federal income tax.
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