Police Products Articles

• This scholarship program helps fund education for first responders' families

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  What started as a way to honor military personnel has now extended to those in public safety

• State your case: Should police be permitted to use robots to deliver lethal force?

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  In a surprise move, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors recently voted to allow San Francisco PD to deploy robots equipped to deliver lethal force

• The importance of radio discipline on 'officer down' calls

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  Take that tactical pause before pressing the mic button

• 3 ways to improve agency retention by making mental health a priority

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  Departments and officers alike can benefit from these changes

• Will your call for help be heard?

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  Ensure you’ll get the assistance you need with reliable radio technology

• Calif. PD launches crime-mapping tool to create transparency, prevent crime

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  "It activates the community as a whole to be vigilant and to take care of not only themselves but their neighbors," an officer said

• Webinar: Legal pitfalls on patrol: Lessons from case law

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  Experts review common issues that can cause problems not only for a patrol officer but all the way up the chain of command in an agency

• San Francisco will allow police to deploy lethal, remote-controlled robots

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  The vote was 8-3, with the majority agreeing to grant police the option despite strong objections from some groups

• Webinar: Windows 11 and mobile computing for law enforcement

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  Join us to hear about use cases deployed on Zebra devices running Windows Pro and how you can adopt these technologies for your teams

• Online degree program prepares officers for the future of policing

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  Higher education has many benefits for law enforcement – here’s how to realize them while you work

• Policy to allow S.F. police robots to use lethal force up for vote

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  The draft policy's advancement prompted an outcry; the vote is scheduled for Nov. 29

• Tenn. sheriff's office unveils drone command vehicle

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  To date this year, the Hamilton County drone team has used the aircraft in around 670 missions for a total of nearly 500 miles flown

• Teach, coach, mentor: Effective leadership is about influence and inspiration

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  Former DEA agent and trainer Dan Mehdi discusses the parallels between training for the military, DEA and police agencies to develop leadership and moral courage

• 5 ways police can benefit from the Getac/GVS integration

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  The company aims to provide an easier, more streamlined user experience

• How smaller agencies can conduct effective digital investigations

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  All criminals will eventually leave a digital footprint that police can use to find, track, or obtain evidence

• From patrol officer to police chief, Thorogood has a boot for you

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  Comfortable, functional footwear for every stage in your law enforcement career

• Rampant phony license plates used to get away with crimes in Philadelphia

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  Philadelphia police officials acknowledge the department lacks automated plate readers and other technology to trace cars with faked tags

• A primer for law enforcement on First Amendment rights

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  Are we all on the same page?

• Not buying officers an IFAK is penny foolish

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  Two Ohio police officers should be commended for saving a suspect’s life with a chest seal they purchased, but this shouldn’t be the norm or the expectation

• How this LAPD officer achieved a perfect score

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  Motivation, practice and an accurate weapon are key

• Ohio cops who saved gunman’s life used chest seal they bought with own money

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  The police union is now calling on the department to ensure officers are equipped with all the lifesaving equipment they need – without spending their own money

• Researchers: Allow officers to watch BWC footage after writing an initial report

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  A study of Dutch police officers found that the officers who were able to watch their BWC footage of a training exercise wrote more accurate and complete reports

• Minn. PD launches effort to recruit female officers with virtual simulator event

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  Young women between the ages of 14 and 18 walked through various virtual training scenarios to experience a day in the life of a police officer

• 6 key reasons why police departments should transition to pistol-mounted red dot sights

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  Red dots: Helping shooters build a repeatable process which leads to predictable results

• After several years of discussion, Wash. agency receives bodycams

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  Talks first began in 2015 regarding the implementation of body cameras and in-car dashboard cameras at the Olympia Police Department

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