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A Manatee County Sheriff’s Office corrections deputy was killed in a crash in Palmetto on Thursday morning.
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A man found dead Thursday morning in an Orillia parking lot has been identified as a veteran Ontario Provincial Police officer.
Read More →Raphael B. Johnson, now 35, served 12 years for second-degree murder and is now a motivational speaker. Johnson was convicted of shooting a man at a party in 1992 when he was 17.
Read More →Since 1993, the National Rifle Association has presented the NRA Law Enforcement Officer of the Year Award.
Read More →Sgt. Jay Cook, a 21-year veteran state trooper and firearms instructor, was hailed a “hero” by Gov. Cuomo, after he single-handedly confronted escaped cop-killer Sweat on a desolate road and shot him twice in the torso as the fugitive made a run for the woods.
Read More →The West Virginia State Police selected the S&W Model 4566 TSW pistol and has received 750 pistols chambered in .45 ACP. The Wyoming Highway Patrol selected the S&W M&P40 pistol and is currently in the process of transitioning its officers over to the sidearm.
Read More →The decision of whether or not to carry a backup gun, while a personal one in most cases, is just as obviously important in this and many other situations.
Read More →Four of the world's largest gunmakers are competing to provide American law enforcement with the next great service weapon.
Read More →Accidental gunshots by Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies have more than doubled in two years, endangering bystanders and occasionally injuring deputies. The jump coincides with the department's move to a new handgun that lacks a safety lever and requires less pressure to pull the trigger.
Read More →There are those that would have you believe that you are safer if your firearm is more complicated and there are those, I am one of them, who argue steadfastly against that assertion because the primary purpose of your firearm is self-defense or the defense of others.
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