The magazine is written with the law enforcement manager in mind and concentrates on emerging trends and technological advances being made in the field of law enforcement as well as focuses on companies that provide leading product categories such as computers & software, uniforms & body armor, communications, vehicles, weaponry, forensics, training, tactical equipment and video imaging products.
A less-lethal specialist out of Colorado, Sgt. Kevin Sailor discusses less-lethal tool use in today’s police force, and offers his opinion on whether conductive energy devices are too simple a solution for compliance.
He offers what his 28-year...
As the summer approaches, many parents are filled with dread. Summer for a mother of five is 12 weeks of incessant phone calls to my office, keeping a 15-year-old girl out of trouble from my cubicle, and carting kids from swim lessons to...
The KRISS Vector is to weapons what the M16 was to lever-action rifles. Lever-action rifles were a far cry more efficient than, say, muskets. Am I exaggerating? If so, it's not by much. The KRISS Vector really is the next step in weapon design...
When manufacturers first began attaching tactical lights to handguns, most experts immediately identified the holster paradox. It was faster to have the tactical light already attached to the handgun on a high-risk call. Officers would draw...
Interest in night vision gear and what it offers to law enforcement and civilian users has increased. The first Gulf War made most realize that night vision has revolutionized the modern battlefield and is a crucial advantage exploited by U.S...
A big goal of Enforcement Expo, August 12 to 13 in Columbus, Ohio, is to provide expert training and timely discussion for professionals in the field. This year, in an effort to reach even more law enforcement professionals in the Great Lakes...
