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The shooting death of two police officers Saturday night during a traffic stop in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, prompted a statewide manhunt that led to the arrests of three suspects, according to officials.
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Kustom Signals, Inc., has released the Smart 650 RADAR speed trailer. This highly visible trailer has a 12-inch rounded character, full matrix LED display with flashing overspeed violator alert and multiple optional violator alerts.
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Mariam Crow and Kathleen Stitzlein, graduate students in biomedical engineering, hope to eventually market their roadside testing device, the Cannibuster, to police in states where marijuana has been legalized, according to the university.
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The PoliScan FM1 allows authorities to detect a range of dangerous driving behaviors that cause the majority of serious accidents, including speeding (both spot and point-to-point measurements), red light offenses, tailgating, and the illegal use of individual lanes.
Read More →A series of crashes involving trains and passenger vehicles -- including deadly collisions in New York and California last month -- have prompted police to ramp up ticket enforcement at railroad crossings.
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Inkster, Mich., Police have launched an internal investigation following a violent arrest that involved some of the department's officers.
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A Prince George’s County, Md., police officer was killed in a crash early Saturday morning.
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Laser Technology, Inc., (LTI) is partnering with the International Association of Chiefs of Police's (IACP) National Law Enforcement Challenge (NLEC) traffic safety recognition program to broadcast a live webinar on January 20, 2015, at 9:30 AM (MST).
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James Albert Phillips, 36, was found guilty of 12 charges, including criminal attempt to commit murder, aggravated battery, trafficking in methamphetamine, criminal damage to property, four counts of possession of a firearm during commission of a felony, and four counts of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon,
Read More →An Arizona Department of Public Safety trooper was expected to recover after being shot in the face after an early-morning traffic stop in Phoenix on Wednesday, and as many as five suspects remained at large after eluding two backup officers who returned fire.
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