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What you eat not only fuels your physical activity, it also keeps your mind sharp and focused.
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Doing more or doing the same amount of police operations with fewer officers is one of the key challenges facing law enforcement agencies in America. That's why the second session of the FREE online POLICE Technology Experience (PTE) on Monday Nov. 2 is focusing on officer efficiency tools.
Read More →Legally, any use of force by law enforcement must be objectively reasonable, but we should also consider whether it is necessary.
Read More →As a law enforcement officer, you most likely spend your days on duty wearing a uniform. Wearing the same outfit every day means you never have to worry about what you wear to work. But it also means that because you live in your uniform while on duty it better be comfortable and durable.
Read More →As technology has evolved, so too has the arsenal of weapons available to law enforcement. Firearms and batons have their place, but they aren't always the most effective tool for a given situation. Having a less-lethal option means you can possibly end a confrontation without lethal force.
Read More →Made from a blend of poly-cotton rip-stop fabric on the sleeves and upper torso, the Tru-Spec T.R.U. Defender shirt has a clean and crisp appearance with excellent durability.
Read More →Dr. Sydney Vail rolls out with a SWAT team, trains law enforcement officers in hemorrhage response, and operates on wounded officers as a gunshot wound specialist.
Read More →One of the nation's most ambitious ALPR programs is in operation in Orange County, Calif. The countywide ALPR effort involves 50 vehicle-mounted ALPR units from Vigilant Solutions spread across 24 agencies.
Read More →You can use these tools to identify explosive devices and precursors, and to protect yourself and others from their effects.
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