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If the water rescue is something that the patrol officer cannot safely perform, Sgt. Andrew Rausch says the best action is to keep an eye on the victim and wait for a swiftwater team, whether fire or police, to arrive.
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The Texas Department of Public Safety has added a new high-performance vehicle to its fleet, a 700-plus horsepower Dodge Hellcat.
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Officials said Cadet Patrick Dupree collapsed after performing an exercise with other members of his recruit class.
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Officer Irfaan Jaleel was in the area of the call and immediately responded. Jaleel arrived within approximately one minute of the 911 call. Jaleel immediately started life-saving measures and began performing CPR on the child.
Read More →Officer Olivia Bartulovic, of the Twinsburg Police Department (OH), recently was called upon to use her CPR training early in her shift to save someone. Then, later in the same shift, she did it again.
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A timeline of the incident ndicates that the helicopter named Metro 2 was performing bucket drops when it crashed.
Read More →In the quest to improve officer safety—and performance—during low-light deadly-force encounters, many agencies have added emerging new technologies such as red-dot optics, tritium sights, and weapon-mounted flashlights. Over-reliance on these technologies can be problematic. Training is key.
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To the untrained eye, police work can often appear violent and brutal when officers are performing as professionally as possible. So can surgery.
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Agencies can use a wide variety of digital solutions to improve officer safety and performance.
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The A/T 8” HD Boot won for its ability to distribute weight, improve stability, and return energy to provide all-day performance while also offering protection from heat and the sun, 5.11 said.
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