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With the popularity of tablets on the rise today, D&R Electronics is releasing its new rugged slim line Panasonic G1 Docking Station.
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Performance Custom Cabinets’ Thorguarde Max and Trunkguarde weapon vaults for SUVs and sedans are made of aluminum to be much stronger than plywood and lighter than steel.
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Illinois statehouse Republicans this week proposed legislation they say would get new squad cars off state police parking lots and onto Illinois highways.
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For officers who rank safety as a top priority and desire a low profile appearance, the Valor lightbar's exclusive technologies and V-shape design provides unmatched lighting performance at every angle.
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WeatherTech FloorLiners are available for most cars, SUVs, minivans, and trucks. Custom-fit FloorLiners offer virtually complete coverage up the front, back, and even up the sides of the floor to help protect the vehicle from dirt, debris, salt, and liquids.
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The WeatherTech FloorLiners provide coverage up the front, back and sides of the vehicle's floor. They are available in three color options and can be custom fitted for most vehicles.
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The mount affixes tablets, displays and docking stations of various heights close to the dash using an upper pole.
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The Z3-SWIF Steering Wheel Interface Module provides a hands-free capability for lighting and siren functions on the Ford Police Interceptor Sedan or Utility. It allows officers to program each one of the four auxiliary control buttons on the steering wheel.
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The SWIF interface module, which connects to the Z3 control head, allows law enforcement agencies to easily program each one of the four customizable auxiliary control buttons on the steering wheel to provide any lightbar or siren function.
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Code 3 has introduced vLink, a new wireless remote technology that allows law enforcement officers to control their vehicles and emergency equipment from their smartphones.
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