Tag: Magazine Feature

U.S. law enforcement collectively began active shooter training following the Columbine (Colo.) High School massacre in 1999. The disaster of that day and similar events that occurred nationwide clearly demonstrated ...

To compare Panasonic’s CF-31 to your personal laptop would be a little like comparing a Hyundai Santa Fe to a Humvee. Rubber gaskets seal all ports. Metal and hardened plastics give ...

With improvements in law enforcement technology, regulating traffic is getting easier and safer. Whether you’re trying to accurately detect vehicle speed, monitor and update traffics signs or regulate vehicle traffic ...

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Started by Mike Allen in 2008, The Younger Officer Unified Training Habits (YOUTH) Program is designed to reduce officer injuries and deaths from vehicle-related incidents. Allen was witnessing too many ...

Are you one of the thousands of officers who have unknowingly put yourself or your family at risk? Have you thrown officer safety right out the window?  

The violence against law enforcement in 2018 has been on the rise and in cities large and small, on crowded streets and lonely highways, in small and dark rooms.

WIN is a simple but powerful acronym used by the famous college football coach Lou Holtz.

The 2011 Legacy of Excellence Conference will be held in Calgary September 6–9. Speakers include Dr. John Dunn on performance when it matters, American Special Forces operative Randy Watt on ...

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