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Unmanned aircraft can perform a variety of critical law enforcement missions; just make sure you have community support and federal permission.
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The State of New York has launched an unmanned aerial system program for its state police. The first four drones will be put into service this month, and by April 2018, an additional 14 aerial drones will be deployed.
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The Motorscan is the first compact on-board diagnostic (OBD) tool for motorcycles, allowing users to monitor the health of their bike on demand, offering the ability to read trouble codes, clear the Check Engine light, and access various bike systems.
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Dodge Chargers have been the chosen patrol car of the Mount Airy Police Department (N.C.) since 2010. The agency decided to switch to Ford's Police Interceptor Utility because its all wheel drive is more conducive to the city’s weather conditions.
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The Ford Oglethorpe (Ga.) Police Chief said the replacement vehicle will come equipped with protective gear, such as headlight wraps.
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The light bar uses BroadBand Blue technology, which delivers high-intensity light, a larger optical image, and a more consistent color while remaining easy on the eyes, especially at night.
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Money for the police and fire vehicles will be taken from the City of Walla Walla, Washington’s general fund and the police department's vehicle replacement fund.
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The armored SUV is fitted with Plasan's new Safe Crowd Attenuating Technology (SCAT) system to control crowds using non-lethal means and prevent civilian casualties.
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Of the funds approved by the San Angelo (Texas) City Council, $434,000 will go toward 12 new police cars. But the agency will need eight more units to cover needed replacements for the year.
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The R8300 Rugged Laptop offers improved graphics, increased battery life, and elevated security. It is designed to withstand extreme conditions for workers on the field and offers up to 21 hours of power.
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