| | | | | | | | Austin police released body camera and other footage that captured officers running toward deadly gunfire during a mass shooting outside a crowded bar and confronting a suspect armed with a rifle. |
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| | | | | | Noem, the former South Dakota governor, will become a "Special Envoy for The Shield of the Americas," while new nominee Mullin, a GOP senator from Oklahoma, inherits a department under fire for immigration operations |
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| | Worcester police released body camera footage of an officer's life-threatening fight for control with a repeat offender grabbing for his gun and pepper spray in a moving car. |
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| | The latest podcast episode takes a dive into two recent close calls. A body camera possibly saves the life of a Florida deputy, and an Ohio police officer survives being thrown from a fleeing semi. |
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| | Atlanta police released body camera footage of a community member helping to locate a fleeing driver who seriously injured an officer during a traffic stop. |
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| | The U.S. Marshals Service Fugitive Task Force was serving an arrest warrant in Indian River County when a gunfight erupted with a fugitive neurosurgeon who said he wouldn't be taken alive. |
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| | A man on a bicycle opened fire at Fort Lauderdale police officers, who were handling an unrelated disturbance call and returned fire, fatally shooting the armed suspect. |
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| | A Senate candidate from North Carolina faces multiple charges after a chaotic scuffle during a Senate hearing injured three U.S. Capitol police officers. |
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| | An NYPD officer "suffered a laceration to his head" from a thrown object during a Bronx subway station confrontation with a suspect wanted for questioning in an earlier stabbing. |
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| | | | | | The latest episode discusses the tragic incident in which two Missouri sheriff's deputies were killed by a suspect who allegedly opened fire at a traffic stop before exchanging gunfire with police. Plus, dangerous stops in New York and New Mexico. |
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| | | | | | Cases involving children can be the most troubling for police. This podcast episode talks about Colorado officers discovering three kids in a car trunk and Atlanta police saving the life of a boy in a drive-by shooting. |
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| | | | | | The SecurOS Soffit is an AI-driven pedestrian safety system that enhances crosswalk visibility by guiding pedestrians with dynamic LED illumination. This intelligent illumination draws drivers’ attention, significantly accelerating their visual-motor response time, enabling them to brake in time and avoid collisions. By improving driver awareness... |
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| | | | | | The Garrett Guide from Garrett Metal Detectors is feature-dense but low on complexity, designed to show the way, not get in the way. Security staff trained on the Super Scanner V will be able to port their experience directly to the Guide while enjoying additional quality of life features, while those new to metal detection will be able to get... |
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| | | | Sponsored | | Homeland Security Week convenes senior leaders from DHS, DoJ, CBP, DoW, ICE, TSA, CISA and state and local law enforcement, and industry, to examine modernization priorities across the homeland security enterprise, from operational readiness and interagency coordination to technology, intelligence, and threat response. |
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| | | | We examine the parallels between sci-fi concepts and current technological achievements. What innovations inspired by the classic show are on the horizon? |
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| | | | Highlighting the evolution of police lighting equipment, the piece discusses training gaps, equipment considerations like RDS and battery management, and the critical decision-making involved in low-light scenarios. |
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