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From mats to padded gear to simulated weapons, safety begins with training using the right equipment.
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Authorities say the .44 caliber handgun used by Charles Lee "Cookie" Thornton to kill Kirkwood, Mo., police Sgt. William Biggs may have been stolen. After killing Biggs, Thornton took the officer's .40 S&W duty weapon and used both to open fire on the St. Louis suburb's city council. Four people, including another officer, were killed in the Feb. 7 shooting before Thornton was shot and killed by police.
Read More →Last night a local news crew was on hand in Long Beach, Calif., as TREXPO West attendees watched fellow officers battle each other in the boxing ring.
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Designed by former Special Forces operator and shooting and tactics instructor Kyle Lamb, 5.11’s LBE Vest is made of stiff mesh and sturdy nylon so it provides structure for gear, yet promotes airflow for breathability.
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ATA-approved, unbreakable, and water-tight, the iM2500 will carry all your electronics and clothing safely and securely on your next trip. The New Utility Organizer fits into the iM2500's lid and provides you with lots of pockets for small electronics, your 3-1-1 regulated liquids, and more.
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One of the first times I realized the need for armored vehicles in police operations was during the 1968 Glenville Shootout and riot in Cleveland. Here's what happened.
Read More →An Independence, Mo., man was arrested after reportedly offering an undercover police officer $5 and 90 Oxycontin pills to kill a woman who was living with his former lover.
Read More →Founded by Ray H. Allen in 1948, Ray Allen Manufacturing has served the K-9 community for 60 years. The company is proud of the accomplishments it has achieved and looks forward to working with customers for another 60 years at least.
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Savage Range Systems, manufacturers of indoor and outdoor shooting ranges, bullet traps, steel targets, and shoot houses, recently completed delivery of a new bullet trap for Sturm, Ruger & Co., at its manufacturing facility in Newport, N.H. The installation was a Savage Model 810 Wet Snail Trap.
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