Law Enforcement Technology

JAN 2015

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4 N E W G E A R A N D G A D G E T S PRODUCTS & TECH 26 Law Enforcement Technology January 2015 www.officer.com 5. Personal patrol shield Hardwire Armor Systems' Officer Safety Shield or OS2 is a Level 3A ballistic shield that is light enough to be carried by one officer and compact enough to be carried in every patrol car, detective vehicle...even motorcycles and bicycles. Even though the OS2 weighs less than two pounds and is less than 1/2-inch thick; it is powerful enough to withstand multiple hits of pistol caliber ammunition. Developed by Integrated Technology Systems in partner- ship with the Glendale Police Department, the OS2 is ideal for the uniformed patrol officer, plain clothes detective, fed- eral agent or dignitary protection specialist. Circle 23 on Reader Service Card 4. Firearm lubricant, hot or cold Eagle Shield CLP combines the finest hot and cold lubrica- tion performance available on the market and blocks the adhe- sion of carbon fouling to your weapon at the molecular level. The formulation was designed to increase the reliability and function of your weapon, specifically under heavy sustained fire. It is also an ideal performer in extremely cold tempera- tures, beyond the point where most modern lubricants freeze. Circle 22 on Reader Service Card 1 2 3 5 3. Ensure traction on patrol The Reebok Dauntless series provides superior traction and support in a lightweight, flexible tactical boot that performs more like a running shoe. The upper is made of smooth leath- er and ballistic nylon with a polishable toe. A side zip offers easy and quick on/off. And a removable, moisture wicking injected EVA cushion insert offers comfort and shock protec- tion. 100 percent non-metallic. NATO laces. Circle 21 on Reader Service Card 2. Predict appearances through DNA Seeking a suspect but don't have any conclusive identifying information? If you can obtain a DNA sample, perhaps from something like a discarded cigarette, you can uncover useful facts that can aid in his or her capture, or inform the larger investigation. By using ExactID software from the company Battelle, forensic scientists can determine features and traits from the biomarkers present in DNA—specifics like the man has blond hair and green eyes, is Caucasian, and may be related to people who live in Hoboken, NJ. Such information could be vitally important for solving an investigative puzzle. ExactID software is low cost, fast and easy to use, making it accessible to law enforcement at all levels. Circle 20 on Reader Service Card 1. High lumen headlamp Streamlight Inc.'s ProTac HL Headlamp delivers 540 lumens. It is the first in the company's headlamp line to feature a lightweight, machined aluminum body, and is one of the brightest headlights available for its size, ideal for a variety of tactical, outdoor, first responder and industrial applications. Featuring TEN-TAP programming, the ProTac HL lets users select among three programs to suit their pref- erence or operating needs. In addition to its high lumen light output, the headlamp provides 7,400 candela peak beam intensity and a run time of one hour and 45 minutes on high. It uses two 3-Volt CR123A lithium batteries. Circle 19 on Reader Service Card

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