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Beretta chambered its striker-fired BU9 Nano for the 9mm and .40 S&W cartridges, which many people prefer for pocket pistols. Unless you are a nudist, you ought to have no trouble at all concealing this little handgun just about anywhere upon your person. Read Paul Scarlata's Arsenal review of the BU9 Nano for more information. Photos: Becky Leavitt
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An Arizona Department of Corrections service dog that died last month had been left in its handler's vehicle for approximately seven hours, according to an investigative report.
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An Arizona Department of Corrections service dog that died last month had been left in its handler's vehicle for approximately seven hours while the officer went home to see his sick child, according to an investigative report. Read Full Story Here.
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Many officers and concealed carry civilians are not very fond of small-caliber pocket pistols such as .380s and .32s, which is why Beretta chambered the Nano for the 9mm and .40 S&W cartridges.Is the Nano truly "tiny?" Well with an overall length of only 5.6 inches, a height of 4.2 inches, and a width of less than an inch, the answer is "Yes."
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At one point, the Camaro made a sharp U-turn. The police cruiser did the same. And that's when it was broadsided by a Chevy Tahoe that had been following the police car.
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1 officer killed and another seriously injured in an early morning collision in Los Angeles.
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As more and more manufacturers began offering polymer frame .380 pistols Glock realized it was passing up a share of this growing market. The result was the launch of the Glock G42 .380 ACP pistol earlier this year.
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The department has a separate CIT unit that is called to some situations, but this training will not affect that unit. About 30 percent of current field officers have been trained in crisis intervention.
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An Albuquerque police officer shot and killed a young woman suspected in an auto theft during a foot chase early Monday, the department’s third officer-involved shooting in five weeks.
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An on-board event data recorder shows a New Mexico deputy was driving 114 mph when she reportedly struck and killed a pedestrian. The deputy, reported to be responding to an Amber Alert, may now be facing vehicular homicide charges. Read Full Story Here.
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