President Trump signed an executive order Monday that makes it easier for federal law enforcement officers to qualify for LEOSA and also expands concealed carry rights to federal judges and prosecutors
Part 2 of the discussion between CCW Safe National Trial Counsel Don West and Attorney Andrew Branca about how to interact with authorities after a self-defense incident. Visit ccwsafe.com for more free videos and articles with Don West. For more information from Andrew Branca visit his website lawofselfdefense.com
CCW Safe National Trial Counsel Don West talks with Attorney Andrew Branca about how to interact with authorities after a self-defense incident. This discussion is continued in Part 2. For more information from Andrew Branca visit his website lawofselfdefense.com.
CCW Safe Critical Response Coordinator Gary Eastridge details his background in Law Enforcement and the Critical Incident that he was involved in as a young police officer.
Mike Darter CEO/Co-Founder of CCW Safe talks briefly about the on duty shooting and it’s aftermath that inspired the founding of CCW Safe. To learn more about the services we offer for active/retired Law Enforcement Officers and concealed carriers visit our website at ccwsafe.com.
While it's increasingly fashionable to mock the 1911 as an outdated and unreliable design, there's a solid argument for the modern 1911 as a law enforcement duty pistol
The simplicity of the Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act (LEOSA) has led to well-intentioned, but misguided, administrative and procedural requirements