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London’s Gatwick Airport - Britain’s second-busiest - reopened Friday after a 36-hour shutdown caused by drone sightings
The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York decided in favor of now-retired West Hartford officer Paul Gionfriddo
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How cloud computing and mobility have become an extension of the officer’s duty belt
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Shield 616 has raised almost $3 million and outfitted more than 2,400 officers in 18 states with kits that include armor vests, helmets and trauma kits
A bullet lodged in the officer’s holster, preventing what could have been a severe wound
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The “Lionhearted” project helps share veterans’ stories through film and art
The FirstNet team at AT&T sponsors a museum feature which uses media to explain the importance of LE
For concealed carry and while off duty, consider your choice of weapon, your attire and other factors
Use your voice to increase situational awareness, reporting accuracy, time efficiency, cost savings and physical comfort
If you’re spending an hour or more per day managing officer shift schedules, then it’s time to rethink your approach
The technology shoots a tracking device on a suspect vehicle, often before the pursuit begins, which helps officers avoid dangerous chases through city streets
Voyager Atlas adds breadth, context and accessibility to location tracking
Training tracking software can help ensure proper officer training
Chief Frank Fowler cites the schedule as one of the reasons why the department needs to hire more officers to fill shifts
Thermal imaging technology can assist during low-light conditions, but officers need to realistically train on the use of these devices
The 40-foot truck promises an immersive educational experience
Studying and sharing non-sensitive information can provide valuable insights and build trust in the community
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