Law and Order

Apr 2013 Issue
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Fusion Centers: Good...

By James McBride

One of the results of the attacks against the United States in 2001 was the creation ...
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Disciplining Your Fo...

By Steve Albrecht

One familiar topic of conversation for many new supervisors in multi-day leadership w...
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ATK Wound Balllistic...

By Ed Sanow

The ATK Workshop covers the difference between bonded and non-bonded bullets; the dif...
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Supreme Court Review...

By Randy Means, Zachary Miller

This article discusses the U.S. Supreme Court opinions of significance to law enforce...
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Intelligent Policing...

By Sarah Bajek

Information is power. For public safety agencies, information is the power to better ...
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5.11 Tactical Women'...

Police clothing design isn’t a matter of aesthetics. It is a matter of performance an...
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Managing Interoperab...

By Andrew Hull, Patrick Oliver

Four factors inhibit agencies from communicating: 1) incompatible communications tech...
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Emergency CallWorks ...

By Susan Geoghegan

Emergency CallWorks understands that offering new technology alone is not enough. The...
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Emergency-Response M...

By Kathy Marks

Mobile applications create a line of instant, direct, and often rich media communicat...
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NG 9-1-1 Takes A Big...

By John Rennie

The recent FCC announcement on “text to 9-1-1” is both a major milestone and a call t...
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Low-Cost Data Commun...

By Tom Rataj

Traditional rugged mobile data solutions, operating on private wireless data networks...
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The Latest In Women'...

By Karen Bartuch

Police clothing design isn’t a matter of aesthetics. It is a matter of performance an...
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SureFire - M300 Mini Scout Light LED Weaponlight

SureFire - M300 Mini Scout Light LED Weaponlight

Released by SureFire in May 2013

The M300 Mini Scout is a powerful, lightweight weapon-mounted light that quickly and securely attaches to any Mil-Spec Picatinny rail via its integral thumbscrew clamp. Powered by a single 123A lithium battery, its virtually indestructible LED generates 200 lumens of tactical- level light shaped by a proprietary TIR lens into a beam with plenty of reach yet enough surround light for close-quarter work. The ergonomic M300 is activated by clicking its pushbutton tailcap switch or, for fingertip control without altering your grip on the weapon, by pressing the included pressure-activated tape switch. Built from lightweight aerospace aluminum, hard anodized with a Mil-Spec finish, and O-ring sealed to keep out the elements, the ultra-compact M300 will endure the rigors of combat without weighing down your weapon.



FEATURES & BENEFITS

  • Recoil-proof LED generates 200 lumens of blinding; light output produces tactical-level light for 1.3 hours
  • TIR lens shapes versatile beam with enough reach and surround light for longer- and close-range tasks
  • Hard-anodized aluminum body, tempered window & O-ring seals make light rugged and durable
  • Ergonomic tailcap and pressure-pad tape switch options included
  • Thumbscrew mount attaches quickly & securely to any Mil-Spec Picatinny rail
  • Powered by a single 123A lithium battery with 10-year shelf life




Web: http://www.surefire.com
   
Martel Electronics - DC3 Digital Cruiser Solid-State In-Car Video System

Martel Electronics - DC3 Digital Cruiser Solid-State In-Car Video System

Released by Martel Electronics Sales Inc in March 2013

Martel Electronics introduces the DC3 Digital Cruiser Solid-State In-Car Video System

Martel Electronics introduces the DC3 Digital Cruiser Solid-State In-Car Video System for law enforcement professionals.  Doing away with moving parts like hard drives, buttons and toggle switches ensures a long service life. The High Definition video is recorded in MPEG format so it’s ready to burn to DVD without hours of the hours of trans-coding needed by other systems. Touch-screen technology and a streamlined interface takes the frustration out of using a camera system in your vehicle. Optional Wireless Video Downloading automates all evidence processing. Military Tested, Military Approved. Visit http://www.marteldigital.com for more information. 


Web: http://www.marteldigital.com
   
Tuffy Security Products Tactical Security Lockbox

Tuffy Security Products Tactical Security Lockbox

Released by Tuffy Security Products in March 2013

Tuffy Security Products Tactical Security Lockbox

Tuffy’s tactical lock-box is ideal for securing an 870 shotgun, M-4 rifle and officer body armor completely outfitted. The innovative design enables the lockbox to be secured to the vehicle by a cable-lock system. This unique system does not require a separate padlock and can be released in seconds to transfer the lock-box between vehicles. Search pro.tuffyproducts.com for SKU 253.


Email: chipo@tuffyproducts.com
Web: http://www.pro.tuffyproducts.com
     
Northrop Grumman Titus Robot

Northrop Grumman Titus Robot

Released by Northrop Grumman Corporation in February 2013

Northrop Grumman Titus Robot

Northrop Grumman Corporation’s subsidiary Remotec Inc.’s Titus™ is the newest and smallest member of its Andros™ line of unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs). Northrop Grumman Remotec designed the lighter, faster, stronger and more intelligent UGV for a variety of missions, bringing new capabilities to the small UGV market. Titus weighs 135 pounds and measures 27 inches long, 16 inches wide, and 23 inches high. It retains the proven four-articulator design that has given Andros vehicles the best performance for more than 20 years. The system also features a unique operator control unit featuring a hybrid touchscreen and game system-style physical controls. Removable articulators, wheels and tracks provide users with the capability to navigate passageways that are only 16 inches wide or race down range to address a threat at a top speed of 7.5 mph. For more information, visit www.northropgrumman.com.




Web: http://www.northropgrumman.com
   
ASP Micro USB Rechargeable Tactical LED Light and Case

ASP Micro USB Rechargeable Tactical LED Light and Case

Released by ASP Inc in February 2013

ASP Micro USB Rechargeable Tactical LED Light and Case

Armament Systems and Procedures (ASP) is now shipping the Triad USB, the industry’s first Micro USB rechargeable tactical LED light, and the Triad Tactical Light Case (TLC). Powered by an 18650 Lithium-Ion battery, the Triad USB can be recharged on the go using a computer laptop or any micro USB cell phone charger. The Triad USB’s revolutionary technology produces a brilliant 300 lumens of light with a continuous runtime of approximately two hours.

The Triad USB incorporates all of the key features of ASP’s Triad family lights, including the three-position quiet switch (intermittent, locking and constant-on) and a foamed, vinyl grip. The Triad Tactical Light Case (TLC) carries every flashlight in ASP’s Triad family of lights. The lights are secured in the Triad TLC with the lens down. This position protects the lens from scratching and lets the user easily grab the flashlight’s grip, pull it straight from the case, and quickly shine the beam on a suspect or a situation. For more information, visit www.asp-usa.com.



Web: http://www.asp-usa.com
   
 
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