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A hacker could manipulate a police vehicle's fuel level gauge, falsify the speedometer reading, display arbitrary dashboard messages, dial-up the heat or A/C, lock passengers in the car, continuously blare the horn, pop the trunk, turn off the lights, activate the windshield wipers, disable the brakes, selectively brake individual wheels on demand, and stop the engine.
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T-Rex lights feature 27 user-selectable flash patterns; offer synchronous capability; and can provide various color-splitting configurations.
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Ford produced the "sleek, streamlined and slightly sinister" concept version to debut at the SEMA (Specialty Equipment Market Association) trade show, which runs from Tuesday to Friday.
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The standard 21TR delivers the same features as the 2100 lightbar, while the 21TR Plus provides a more customizable lightbar for those needing additional lighting capabilities and options.
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Viewing these photos, you can see how a detainee could quickly give himself an escape route from your cuffs, so you'll want to make sure you look for this during your thorough search.
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The Pro-3 holster's patented three-point locking system — top, rear and side — keeps your firearm right where it belongs. Solidly secure, and as ready as ever.
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About 300 fleet purchasing representatives and law enforcement officers arrived at Chrysler's proving grounds in Chelsea, Mich., on Saturday to watch drivers from the Michigan State Police Precision Driving Unit put the Detroit 3 police vehicles through acceleration, braking, high-speed handling, and other tests.
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As its name indicates, the Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 380 was designed from the ground up for use by police officers and licensed civilians who needed a small, lightweight, concealable, and easy to use pistol. I believe it would be safe to say that S&W's engineers have delivered just that.
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US Night Vision Corp.'s PVS-14 is a versatile, multi-purpose night vision system. The PVS-14 monocular features automatic brightness control, a built-in IR illuminator, and manual gain control.
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The Florida Department of Law Enforcement panel ruled Officer Mike Verdugo, 36, could keep his certification as a peace officer. The panel also ruled he must be placed on probationary status and take a state-approved ethics training course.
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