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Patrol

Special Report: Ballistic Protection

Armor Express, Armored Mobility, Attack Mats LLC, DEW Engineering & Development ULC

In POLICE Magazine’s Special Report: Ballistic Protection, read about Maintaining Concealable Body Armor, Adding Ballistic Armor to Patrol Vehicles, 10 Things You Need to Know About Ballistic Helmets, Defensive Measures on Campus, What You Should Know About Hard Armor, and the Future of Armor.

Patrol

Special Report: Critical Incident Response

Amplivox Sound Systems, BlueRidge Armor, Hardwire LLC, Johnson Controls, Nuance Communications, Ring Power

In POLICE Magazine’s Special Report: Critical Incident Response, read about Working with the Media After a Critical Incident, the Evolution of Critical Incident Communications, Bomb Threats and Suspicious Packages, Preplanning Response to School Shootings, and PTSD in the Police K-9.

Vehicle Ops

Special Report: Upfitting & Fleet Management

Hardwire LLC, Gamber-Johnson LLC, Code 3 Inc., Derive Systems, DEW Engineering & Developement ULC, Pursuit Emergency Vehicles, CTech Manufacturing

In POLICE Magazine’s Special Report: Upfitting & Fleet Management, learn about whether do to Upfitting In-House or Outsource, Bringing Maintenance In House, 10 CHP's Vehicle Assembly Line, Telematics for Law Enforcement, and Hybrids Ready for Patrol.

Technology

Special Report: Keeping Schools Safe

Knightscope Inc., Omnigo Software, Hardwire LLC, Icom America Inc., Mutualink, BlueRidge Armor LLC, AmpliVox Sound Systems

In POLICE Magazine’s Special Report: Keeping Schools Safe, learn about building police-school relationships, how readers would make schools safer, why you have to go in, crowd control, tactical medical response, and staging a school shooting response drill.

Patrol

Police Magazine - Top Articles of 2018

POLICE

Police Magazine covers a variety of topics throughout the year, from national trends and breaking news to safety and new products. Download this ebook to revisit our most popular content of 2018.

Investigations

Special Report: Investigative Technologies

APB360 - Division of Guntrac, Baker Group International, Laser Technology Inc., Panasonic Corporation

Read POLICE Magazine’s Special Report: Investigative Technologies to learn about capturing crime scene images, the investigative role of body cameras, fighting crime with predictive policing, developing leads with investigative imaging tools, the challenge of smartphones, speeding up DNA analysis, and how to preserve a crime scene.

Special Units

Special Report: Active Shooter Response

Armor Express, BlueRidge Armor, Hardwire LLC, Lenco Armored Vehicles

Read POLICE Magazine’s Special Report: Active Shooter Response to learn about what the FBI's latest study on active shooters really means, effectively coordinating with fire and EMS at the scene, tactical medics in active shooter response, talking to the community about active shooters, vehicle spotlights on the Lenco BearCat MedEvac G3 and The Armored Group BATT-X, and patrol response to the active shooter.

Technology

Special Report: Mission Critical Communications

LDV USA, Nuance Communications Inc., Spillman Technologies, A Motorola Solutions Co.

In POLICE Magazine’s Special Report: Mission Critical Communications, learn about the new role of radios on duty, first responder networks, advancements in 911 call center technology, cyber security, getting grant funding for communications equipment, and how to work with dispatchers.

Training

How To Avoid 10 Rookie Errors

POLICE

Department training programs are designed to teach prospective officers the ropes, but some mistakes could end your career at an agency before it really starts.

Patrol

How To Handle Lawyers and Miranda Warnings

POLICE

Are Miranda warnings necessary during a lawyer's presence?

Weapons

How To Know If the LEOSA Carry Law Applies to You

POLICE

The law is not as cut-and-dried as you think. And much of what you hear about it is wrong.

Patrol

How To Communicate During a Pursuit

POLICE

Everybody involved in a pursuit needs to know their roles, and everyone not involved needs to stay off the primary radio channel.

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