Tag: Magazine Feature

In 1998, an eight-hour closure on the Woodrow Wilson Bridge in Washington, D.C., had a lot of first responders talking. Unfortunately, not to each other. A jumper on the bridge ...

Dear Bullethead, I'm a jail deputy. Because I had no law enforcement experience, I was required to start in the jail. My jail commitment is up, but I'm not sure ...

In the early 1990s, portable less-lethal chemical agents became standard issue for patrol operations, and these irritant sprays typically prove helpful when attempting to control resistive or violent subjects without ...

When Norma Contreras, 18, went to work June 2 at a Phoenix insurance office, she had no idea she had only a few hours to live. Contreras was alone when ...

Boating or marine law enforcement officers love the water. Why else would you choose a profession where you enforce laws from a vessel?

Handgun concealment has always been a compromise. Whether the issue is the size of the gun you carry or the location you carry it, proper carry must combine concealment, comfort ...

In 1896, Alfred Nobel, the inventor of dynamite, left a legacy known throughout the world. He used his vast fortune to create something that would come to symbolize and celebrate ...

Officer Armando Plascencia in an interview with Amy Clark, Associate Editor

To enhance the survival usefulness of your range training at no additional cost and time, try this: Attach (staple or slide on) a t-shirt to the target. Shooting at the ...

Panasonic Computer Solutions Company has pledged $1 million to support the National Law Enforcement Museum, scheduled to open in Washington, D.C., in 2011. Panasonic s donation will sponsor A Day ...