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[...] shooters across the board. For nearly a decade, the U.S. military, special forces and law enforcement agencies have been using our products for training, in their operational weapons and making [...]

[...] an officer in high stress situations is anything but fun. Force-on-force training affords law enforcement officers the invaluable training opportunity to marry tactical responses with professional [...]

[...] the device, which retails for $9.99, is that it expedites the decontamination process during law enforcement aerosol projector training, but the product has many other applications. Sabre's Eye Wash [...]

[...] a meeting in which he gave a lecture to a private group of local business leaders and some law enforcement officials. Records show his close relationship with law enforcement goes well beyond [...]

[...] A London, Ky., police officer took it upon himself to help a suspected shoplifter after realizing the man was in a [...]

[...] A Bay City, Mich., police officer is recovering after being shot in the line of duty. Bay City Public Safety Director Michael J. [...]

[...] A St. Paul, Minn., police officer who was convicted of identity theft is set to be sentenced Monday. The 38-year-old female [...]

[...] A McAlester, Okla., police officer was struck by a suspected drunk driver while conducting a traffic stop Sunday morning, [...]

[...] a huge difference. The military is always looking for ways to increase distance, while law enforcement officers will always have to close in with those they confront, interview, arrest, and handcuff. [...]

[...] devoted entirely to helping active and retired members of law enforcement understand the Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act (LEOSA). LEOSA is a federal law, enacted in 2004, that allows qualified [...]

[...] of the First AME Church may end weeks of tension over his remarks purportedly comparing law enforcement officers to the Ku Klux Klan. After those remarks, the Los Angeles Police Protective League [...]

[...] and procedures based on past experiences. In the last several years only a couple of law enforcement officers were reported to have been killed with an edged weapon and those were in a correctional [...]

[...] a K-9 program in our township. This program will be a major step in enhancing the police department's crime fighting capabilities and increasing the quality of life for our citizens." New [...]

[...] Alexis Shaver may be the first and only female officer for the Sellersburg (Ind.) Police Department. But to the other 15 full-time officers on the force, she's no different from the rest, [...]

[...] . Further, I have not seen any internal communication, to the honorable members of the Denver Police Department, the brave men and women you were hired to lead, explaining how a despicable act of [...]

[...] use of body cameras. The two recommendations were among the 26 the commission gave to the police department for implementation. The commission was formed in early 2012 in response to the federal [...]

[...] would undermine the transparency and officer accountability touted by proponents, the Los Angeles Times reports. "If there's going to be video footage," Topanga resident Julie Levine [...]

[...] an unfortunate situation," police department spokesman Cmdr. Andrew Smith told the Los Angeles Times. "But because of people bringing replica weapons out like that, it certainly could have [...]

[...] in the terminal area, not the police or airport officials, authorities said, reports the Los Angeles Times. The panic occurred about 9 a.m. as police pursued and arrested a motorist outside Terminal [...]

[...] released, despite concerns expressed by a prosecutor, according to records obtained by The Los Angeles Times. Enriquez's fate is now in the hands of Gov. Jerry Brown, who has about three more weeks to [...]

[...] forward, without changing direction of travel. Ford is offering additional options to law enforcement agencies, including Level III ballistic shields in the door panels, voice-activated SYNC hands- [...]

[...] shooters across the board. For nearly a decade, the U.S. military, special forces and law enforcement agencies have been using our products for training, in their operational weapons and making this [...]

[...] he should be freed. Enriquez's request for parole included letters by officials from 11 law enforcement agencies who said he had helped with investigations and prosecutions, according to a transcript [...]

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[...] ; Yep, that would be a real crowd pleaser. Hand-to-Hand Combat Truth be told, as a law enforcement officer you are far more likely to become involved in a confrontation requiring less than [...]

[...] ;There is not any question in Ferguson, whatever the findings of the Grand Jury, if the law enforcement officer had not gone after the man and felt compelled to shoot him, he would be alive." [...]