Stalker Radar

    Nov. 1, 2016
    Stalker Radar continues to lead the industry in brand loyalty and developing new technology with a wide variety of products to make a Law Enforcement Officer’s job easier and safer.
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    State highway patrols and police departments nationwide overwhelmingly choose Stalker Radar law enforcement dash-mount radars and LIDAR over any other brand.  Stalker Radar continues to lead the industry in brand loyalty and developing new technology with a wide variety of products to make a Law Enforcement Officer’s job easier and safer.  

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