Tag: Magazine Feature

Dear Bullethead: I work for a great city and a great department, and I love my job. I feel a little strange sending a letter like this, but I don't ...

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Pipe bombs and chemical-reaction bombs remain the most common bombs made and detonated by juveniles throughout the United States. Historically, the pipe bomb and its little brother, the CO2 cartridge ...

No doubt about it, police work can be dangerous. Confronting crooks and crazies is what cops do, and these activities carry risks. Improved tactics, training and trauma care have lowered ...

Fechheimer Brothers Company has been producing public safety apparel since 1842. This is a little longer than I've been in law enforcement, so I was introduced to its products the ...

Every day lawsuits are won and lost based on the quality of the evidence presented at trial. Most law enforcement officers are well trained in the collection and preservation of ...

Few spots on earth can rival the Hawaiian island of Kauai for sheer tropical beauty, and at first, the idea of policing this paradise may seem a little strange. But ...

Germany's GSG-9 special forces unit won the 2006 Original SWAT World Challenge (OSWC) held March 26 27 in Little Rock (Ark.). San Antonio (Texas) SWAT took second place, and Lexington ...

ILEETA (the International Law Enforcement Educators and Trainers Association) presented the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund with a check for $4,276. ILEETA raised much of the money this year ...

The decision to run after someone involves a risk-benefit analysis. As you reflexively start running, make the analysis by asking yourself these questions during your first few steps: