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Upon arriving at the individual's home at around 1:25 p.m., officers saw the individual that was to be served standing in the yard. The individual walked past the officers and got into the driver’s side of a car. A person was in the passenger seat of the car with the door open, police said.
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The Defender PPE Gear Dryer System teams a high-end gear dryer and cleaning/decontamination sprayer with a rinse station for quick and effective cleaning and drying of K9 bite suits and sleeves, hazmat suits, CBRN/multi-threat suits, bomb suits, ice water rescue/wet suits and chemical resistant coveralls.
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For anti-ricochet and anti-splatter, the UL tested Troy System of Troy Boards and Troy Wool is the highest rated noise reduction solution, the company says.
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The EXFIL Face Shield is a low-profile, lightweight system that mounts easily to the front section of Team Wendy’s EXFIL Rail 3.0, protecting the face from liquid and debris.
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Hyper-Alerts are compact clusters of flashing LED lights built right into the YOUR SPEED faceplate of the TC-600 full matrix radar speed sign, delivering a significantly more compact solution than traditional beacons.
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This small, full-page printer, allows officers to print a variety of documents on the go like eCitations, crash reports, driver exchange reports, and more.
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The Armor Wall can be used as a temporary or permanent ballistic barrier for offices, courtrooms, banks, police stations, and government facilities.
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The Panasonic Toughbook N1 eCitation solution is a nimble and powerful handheld that increases officer productivity by providing real-time access to critical information and enables the more efficient processing of citations.
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The craft are 36-feet long with 10-foot beams, and they are powered by triple 250-hp motors that can push them to a top speed of 45 knots.
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With low cost .22LR ammo and a 16+1 capacity, you can nail paper bad guys for pennies a pop.
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