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    The Officer.com Visual Audio Restraint product category is a collection of information, product listings and resources for researching various law enforcement Visual Audio Restraint options.
    FoxFury Lighting Solutions
    The T.E.D.D. (Tactical Electronic Distraction Device)
    Visual / Audio Restraint

    The T.E.D.D. Flashbang Alternative

    FoxFury Lighting Solutions
    Sept. 1, 2021
    Distributed by FoxFury Lighting Solutions, the T.E.D.D. is a flashbang alternative that is ideal for police trainings, riot, SWAT, and corrections. It emits a 2,600 lumen light...
    ASP, Inc.
    The new ASP Talon Disc Loc has a push button release.
    Less-Lethal

    ASP Talon Disc Loc Baton

    Max Schulte
    March 1, 2013
    Keeping with their tradition of fine batons, ASP has introduced their steel Talon Disc Loc Baton in 16, 21, and 26 inches.
    LEDWAVE PEL-6 Secutor
    Flashlights

    LedWave PEL-6 Secutor Flashlight

    Lt. Frank Borelli (ret), Editorial Director
    March 19, 2012
    The Secutor design has been enhanced to produce a high-efficiency level of light based on the rigorous testing (abusive really) of the previous models along the evolution of this...
    Eye Protection

    Police vs. Protestors

    Keith R. Lavery
    March 1, 2012
    Today, the similarities between the riots, occupy movements and protests we see across America are reflective of what we saw in the late ‘60s.
    Max Schulte
    The E1B fits comfortably in the palm of the hand.
    Mounted Lights

    SureFire E1B Backup Light Review

    Max Schulte
    Feb. 24, 2012
    I decided that I needed a small high output flashlight that I could tuck away and have available at all times. The intent of getting this light was so that I could lend a good...
    Body Armor & Accessories

    Get Back to Basics

    Sgt. Betsy Brantner Smith
    Feb. 16, 2012
    Remember, the average age of an officer killed in the line of duty is now forty. How did your last shift go? Your last arrest? Your last search? Did you make any mistakes? Did...