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Hiring Top Cops Strategies for Success, a public Webcast and satellite broadcast sponsored by the U.S. Department of Justice s (DOJ) Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS), aired on ...

Many local, state or federal law enforcement organizations are using or investigating the use of license plate readers (LPRs). Even the acronym, LPR, has become a common part of the ...

In recent years, there's been a quantum leap in light technology utilized by law enforcement officers. Whether handheld or weapon mounted, modern lights are smaller, lighter and more powerful than ...

Investigators close cases that's their job. Some cases, however, drift on for years, creating a burden an investigator may have to shoulder for their entire career, or even for the ...

Emergency dispatch operators field a call from an upset woman. Her ex-boyfriend just called her and told her he's "checking out." But he's not checking out of a hotel he's ...

As I sat down to work on this month's editor's note, it occurred to me that we published our first issue three years ago, and it got me thinking about ...

Designed to be a compact defensive handgun, Heckler & Koch's new .45C fits the requirements of a concealed carry handgun or police service pistol. With an overall length of 7.2'', ...

Professional help is available for law enforcement personnel who are having trouble functioning because of on-the-job stress. Even those who haven't been helped by counseling may find relief through the ...

Originally invented for aircraft in the 1920s, anti-lock brakes are a mainstay on the modern police car. An incredible piece of safety technology, anti-lock brakes permit drivers to slow a ...

North Carolina Highway Patrol Trooper David Blanton was shot and killed while making a traffic stop on I-40 near Canton, N.C. A struggle ensued during the stop, and Blanton was ...