Officer Magazine eNL - Jan 17th, 2024
 
 
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January 17, 2024
The Michigan State Police Precision Driving Unit’s annual Vehicle Evaluations showed continued consistency across the board, including EVs and pickup trucks.
FEATURED ARTICLES
Editorial Director Frank Borelli takes a look back at his 20 years of attending SHOT Show... so far.
There’s a reason why SUVs and pickup trucks are becoming more popular for patrol use.
EVs are being added to LE fleets all over the country due to their safety, cost, efficiency, but some downsides remain.
Technology companies have been hard at work on new software to help prevent incidents at schools, while also mitigating common issues in the aftermath.
Our editorial team field tested the Force on Force rifle conversion kit and multiple colors of their marking cartridges with all positive results.
LT Frank Borelli (ret) put the new V.XI XTU uniform through field/wear testing with positive results.
Our editorial team field tested two flashlights from NEXTORCH and is pleased to award them our "Tested - Field Rated" seal of approval.
Our editorial team field tested the Alien Gear TAQ-STRAP without disappointment.
We should be ready for that long shot with a handgun.
This month, the reality of why Judy Buenoano's life was marred by tragedy, over and over again.
You can’t push your acceptance.
Since 2013, Saving a Hero’s Place has built 270 Honor Chairs for law enforcement agencies throughout the country to help remember officers killed in the line of duty.
FEATURED PRODUCTS
Introducing the Phenom 6 PG1 Hard Knuckle Riot Control Gloves by Damascus Gear – the epitome of hand and knuckle protection in tactical wear. Crafted with precision and designed for the most demanding environments, these gloves are engineered to provide unparalleled safety and functionality. The integration of Kevlar liners ensures...
The RUSH® MOAB™ 8 from 5.11 offers a slim profile with 13 liters of carry capacity including a hidden concealment compartment with a loop-faced panel for your sticky holster. Its single-shoulder strap can be switched from left or right sided carry. The MOAB features a hydration-ready pocket with pass-through port, a fleece-lined eyewear/gadget pocket...
TASER 10 and TASER 7 VR controllers from Axon come at an especially useful time, as more agencies upgrade their TASER programs to include our more advanced energy weapons. The new TASER 10 VR Controller gives officers substantial training opportunities by being able to deploy hundreds of TASER 10 cartridges in VR before deploying a live TASER 10. ...
The Choice PTT/Mic from N-ear has the ability to use a second PTT that is a Bluetooth Wireless PTT (Sold Separately).  This is perfect for using the Wireless PTT on a steering wheel, handlebars, MOLLE vests, belt loops, firearms, or anywhere else that is useful. Easily pair the Wireless PTT to the Choice PTT with the pairing button on the back...
The TELR Level 3 Duty Holster from Gould & Goodrich, a Point Blank Enterprises company, provides the security officers need with the speed they demand. Fits available for Glock 19, 17, 45, 20, 21 and Sig Sauer P320 Compact, Full Size, and X5 with Streamlight TLR 1, Surefire X300 and similar lights.The thumb-activated hood and ejection port releases...
The L3Harris PatrolSim law enforcement driving simulator provides hands-on, experiential training for patrol officers, offering experience without risks to people or equipment. Simulation training allows practice of critical decision-making skills and reinforces positive decision making, situation and spatial awareness in a realistic, risk-free environment...
The RANGER XP 1000 Northstar Edition from Polaris Government & Defense allows law enforcement agencies to be prepared to tackle missions in the toughest environments, built with capability, comfort, and strength. The side-by-side with seating for three and a facotry-installed ProShield Cab system is built for industry-leading power and capability...
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COMMAND Q&A
St. Petersburg Assistant Police Chief Michael Kovacsev spoke to OFFICER Magazine about planning for the future.
EDITOR'S LOG
I need to open this month’s greeting with an apology. Last issue we published the summary of our annual State of the Industry Projection Survey and I completely forgot to express our appreciation to Damascus Gear. Over the past few years, Damascus Gear has partnered with us to offer gloves and other prizes to those who took the time to complete...
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