SWAT
The SWAT topic page gives tactical officers and police officers who want to join the ranks of these elite special units a wide variety of news, tips, columns and commentary to achieve the objective.
The ability of bomb technicians to expect the unexpected and adjust accordingly has created a pipeline of do-it-yourself inventions to solve everyday issues
While SWAT and community policing naturally feels to be in conflict with each other that does not have to be the case
Like many inventors, Corporal Adam Taylor got his idea for a new product through work
There are few situations that scream out, “damned if you do, damned if you don’t” like the case of the lone, barricaded, suicidal gunman
The Joint Operations Center houses more than 200 officers from 68 agencies
A note on a wall threatens that black students would be killed Feb. 2
How has policing changed in the past 10 years? We collected responses from P1 members and columnists
The Adaptive Combat Rifle is a collaboration between Bushmaster, Magpul, and Remington
The Integrated Grip Rail System improves control for AR/M4/M16s
More than 100 law enforcement officials had the suspect circled in woods
Doors open when the WallBanger breaching tool comes knocking
Two people were killed when Jessie James Warren opened fire
Police officers need to prepare to tactically resolve a mass hostage siege
Conventional marksmanship training has little to do with winning a gunfight
In the past, when officers faced suspects who said, “I have a bomb!” many of those cops would think to themselves, “Yeah, right! Let’s see it.” Those days are over.
Timothy Hendron killed 3 people and wounded 5 before apparently killing himself
Officers surrounded the building as they searched for the gunman
The report cites the failures of the senior command to stop the raid
Oakland police report expected to criticize decision making on deadly day
“This was a clear, calculated ambush situation for officers and deputies,” Redding police Lt. Scott Mayberry said
