October 2001

Features

• To our fallen heroes
The staff of Law Enforcement Technology and readers send their thanks and their condolences

• Local-motive
Community policing initiates pick up steam as face of law enforcement changes

• Preventing child abuse in your community
Techniques police officers can use to handle young people who have witnessed, or have been abused in the home

• The graying of America
How it will change the face of law enforcement and the delivery of services now and in the future

• Less-lethal Showcase

• Electronic immobilization devices
Knowing how these devices work and their proper application is the first step in making them a viable less-lethal tool for your department

• IACP Showcase
IACP expo products preview

• How do some agencies seem to get more technology than other agencies
Sun Prairie chief shares his story

• Fleet management software
This tool can help a department save money, run more smoothly

• Duty Gear Showcase

• CAD selection 101
The nuts and bolts of finding a CAD system that works for you

• Sexual harassment
Is the atmosphere right for it in your precinct?

• Rising above corruption
How to put integrity at the forefront in your department

• Computerizing the drag sled
New technology aims to lessen human input errors

• Building a Web site
The bsics of creating a Web site for law enforcement

• The small-town school resource officer
Prudent investment or prohibitive cost?

Columns

• Uniforms Technology
KUSA makes concealment easy

• Management
Resolving conflict in schools

• Vehicles Technology
Impala offers safer glass

• Technology
Law enforcement recruiting software

• Forensic Technology
New forensic odontology tools

• Investigations Technology
Open sesame

• Firearms Technology
Streamlight’s M3

• Managing in the Millenium
Motivate your officers

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