OFFICER Magazine announced the winners of its fifth annual OFFICER Station Design Awards (OSDA) program, which recognizes outstanding architecture and design from law enforcement and public safety facilities nationwide.
Emerging technologies are allowing law enforcement to shift from reactive to proactive, intelligence-led policing, maximizing officers' efforts and improving operational efficiency.
For the last several years, the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund has been using the Ambassador Program to shine a light on its initiatives.
Elite EXO soft armor from Point Blank is the result of years of product development and testing. By optimizing the ballistics and carrier design for both male and female officers using flexible materials, it allows for less discomfort and distraction, enabling officers to focus on their tasks more effectively. As a leading innovator in this space...
The Minuteman Folding Ballistic Shield by Patriot3 is a cutting-edge solution for patrol and SWAT teams needing rifle-rated protection with portability. This compact, foldable shield, available in NIJ IIIA and NIJ III threat levels, offers rapid deployment without compromising safety. Key features include a large viewport for enhanced situational...
In high-pressure situations, where rapid response is essential, staying connected without compromising control can be a game-changer. N-ear’s latest innovation, the Picatinny Rail Remote PTT, is set to redefine hands-free communication, helping you stay focused and on task. The Picatinny Rail Mount allows users to attach their Choice Remote PTT...
When you want to trim weight without sacrificing performance, the 5.11 A/T BOA Lite offers the ultimate footwear solution. The BOA® Lite wears high-abrasion mesh to shed unneeded ounces, but its welded TPU structure maintains support you can count on day in and day out. The multi-direction lugged outsole ensures solid traction across a broad range...
As this final issue of OFFICER Magazine this year is being released just shy of two weeks before Christmas, one might expect the Letter From the Editor to be all about the season, holidays, family, being away from your family on holidays, etc. It might sound silly (or ironic?) but you might even expect some advice on where to spend the quiet hours,...
