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Since Police1 launched in 1999 a lot has changed in policing – from new technologies to improved training to more sophisticated patrol vehicles and duty gear
Since 1993, Rick Smith has been a technology pioneer in law enforcement with a current goal of making the bullet obsolete by 2029
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"The End of Killing” paints a portrait of a future where LEOs are equipped with less-lethal weapons that are more effective than deadly weapons
Consider a roundtable discussion of these two cases during roll call training
The courts have been issuing important rulings that influence the way these tools are used by police
After a man who viciously attacked his girlfriend died following a violent struggle with three officers, an excessive force lawsuit is brought against the officers
There were no injuries reported
With the redesign of the popular less lethal tool, Axon has one primary goal – to give cops the confidence to de-escalate dangerous situations
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A vote by San Francisco supervisors this week to abruptly cut funding for police TASERs has stirred doubt about whether officers will ever get them
Over the past 25 years, technology has driven seismic shifts in how law enforcement operates, so what can we expect the policing profession to look like 25 years from now?
Axon’s annual Accelerate symposium connects law enforcement leaders from around the world with the technology that is transforming policing
The measure would have given San Francisco officers more latitude in when they can TASER suspects
The town will purchase six tasers and 40 cameras after accepting $40,000 in state funding for the equipment
The commission voted to adopt a policy regulating how officers can use TASERs, bringing a months-long debate to an end
Mayor Mark Farrell and Chief Bill Scott are at odds over a controversial ballot measure to arm San Francisco officers with TASERs
The grant will be used to buy body armor and TASERs for the Oriskany Police Department
A new study looks at the cognitive effects of electronic control vs. physical exertion and alcohol
Axon unveils the ‘I'm In’ Recruiting Campaign, which offers departments free marketing tools to help recruit and retain LEOs
Regular ongoing practice increases proficiency, muscle memory and performance under stress
For the first time in six years, University of Cincinnati PD officers will carry TASERs
The issue had been debated and rejected in the city for 13 years
Police agencies are increasingly relying on photos and videos captured by the public to solve cases. Axon’s new product is designed to streamline this process
A three-judge appellate panel addressed issues of growing concern to street officers amid the current demands for de-escalation of force in complex encounters
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