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Mississippi Officers Killed by Suspect With Long Criminal History

When you arrive at an officer-involved shooting and conditions permit, cover the suspects until sufficent backup arrives. Don’t take unnecessary risks—time is on your side. When you arrive at an officer-involved shooting and conditions permit, cover the suspects until sufficent backup arrives. Don’t take unnecessary risks—time is on your side.

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Officer-Involved Shootings: Critical Incident Responses

Members of the Athens County Sheriff’s Office Special Response Team practice moving into position before performing an entry into an occupied structure during training.

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Athens County Sheriff’s Office | Agency Spotlight

Daniel Defense SSP review lead

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Daniel Defense SSP 5.56mm Rifle | Gun Review

Remington 870 Pump-Action Shotgun

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Remington 870 Pump-Action Shotgun: a Law Enforcement Staple | Gun History

If possible, have a partner provide backup while you handcuff the suspect, just in case he or she breaks loose and tries to fight back.

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8 Dangerous Law Enforcement Handcuffing Oversights and Mistakes

Test Firing Mossberg 590A1 12Gauge

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GUN TEST – Mossberg 590A1 12-Gauge

The Mossberg 590A1 is a “shotgunner’s shotgun,” meant for hard duty use.

Springfield Armory XD-S 9mm Pistol Review Sneak Peak

While small guns have are hard to control under recoil, there is something about the Springfield XD-S design that makes holding on not as difficult!

Smith & Wesson 640 Pro Series revolver

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Smith & Wesson 640 PRO Series | S&W .357 Magnum Revolver Review

The 640 PRO from Smith & Wesson, an enhanced .357 Magnum revolver that redefines backup firepower!

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Anchorage PD No Longer Allowed to Fire Upon Charging Vehicles

The Anchorage (Alaska) Police Department has altered its use-of-force policy to limit officers' ability to fire at moving vehicles, stating that it creates too high a risk for public safety…