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Florida's governor has issued an executive order reassigning the case of a man accused of killing two police officers from the top prosecutor who says she is no longer seeking the death penalty.
Read More →Philadelphia's police union just won a first of its kind case in an overtime dispute with the city. At issue was if officers being required to check their phones or email was considered being "on call."
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Pelican Products Inc. has launched three new deeper cases in the re-engineered, up to 40% lighter, Pelican Air Case line.
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If your defensive tactics training doesn't reproduce the conditions you will face on the street, then you are training to fail.
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To deploy PacSci EMC's NightHawk, the officer sets the open case on the ground along the road and can then stand up to 100 feet away. When the target vehicle gets near, pressing a remote control button launches a string of spike strips across the roadway.
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Amid a day that probably didn’t involve many of them, an unusually funny call came into the Paulding County 911 Center. It involved an odd case of trespassing.
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DNA Labs International was able to determine the probability of paternity for the suspect, allowing for a warrant for the man's arrest to be obtained for two counts of sexual battery on a mentally defective person.
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Pelican Voyager tablet cases are made to provide shock absorption, drop resistance, and ruggedness.
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FoxFury Lighting Solutions has expanded its lineup of both Rook and HammerHead forensic lighting kits.
Read More →The Virginia Supreme Court has agreed to hear a challenge over how long police can keep data from automated license plate readers, which police say can provide valuable investigative information.
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