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The Evidence Photographers International Council (EPIC), an association for evidence and forensic photography, will hold its annual EPIC School Jan. 6–8 in Tampa, Fla., at The Westin Tampa Harbour Island ...

In law enforcement, we have many tools at our disposal: guns, knives, tasers, pepper spray, handcuffs and batons. But we also have one additional significant tool at our ready our ...

The National Sheriffs' Association has relaunched the Ultimate Guide for Sheriffs, a search engine designed to allow sheriffs to easily find the products and services they are looking for. To ...

Over the past several years, the number and frequency of force-on-force scenarios run in even the smallest agency have increased quite a bit. Initially constrained to those agencies and units ...

Having trouble filling the ranks? That s no surprise. If you haven t been challenged with recruitment, stop grinning. The odds overwhelmingly indicate you ll have trouble within the next ...

St. Louis Police Department Officer Norvelle Brown was shot and killed in an ambush by a 15-year-old suspect who had intended to kill a police officer. Brown was wearing a ...

In the past few issues, I’ve reviewed a number of vehicles developed by the major automotive manufac­turers to address the law enforcement marketplace. These vehicles are all excellent choices for ...

Few cops like to hear about physical fitness, conditioning or nutrition.

Firearms training has changed dramatically during the past three decades. When I became a law enforcement officer in the mid-1970s, agencies still qualified using the Practical Pistol Course (PPC) with ...

My partner and I were working a plainclothes assignment focused on bandits who were committing armed robberies. While we watched two of these crooks, they parked in front of a ...