Traffic and accident investigator talks about how battery powered portable scene lights help their team work faster and safer.
When fatal vehicle accidents occur, as an investigator, you need to document the scene, record and collect evidence, take measurements and map the scene for accident reconstruction.
Lt. Christopher Hans discussed his experience using the T.E.D.D. for his department's tactical operations and training. In this webinar, we […]
Introduction to Ballistic Shields Ballistic shields, also known as bunker shields and ballistic blankets, are used when armed resistance is […]
Weight In the early 2000s, many shields on the market were rectangular with flat fronts (and sometimes with curved edges). […]
Lighting for Ballistic Shields Shield lighting is a non-lethal tool that provides the operator with a tactical advantage. Because lighting is […]
Forensic and traffic investigators are quite skilled at documenting outdoor scenes during the day. But a whole new set of challenges arise when doing so at night.
Introduction To Riot Shields Riot shields (AKA capture shields or anti-riot shields) are polycarbonate (reinforced plastic) or metal shields used […]
Weight Riot shields require a compact and mobile design. As a result, most riot shields weigh less than ballistic shields. […]
Shield Lighting While commonly used in ballistic shields, lighting on riot shields proves to be effective as a harmless force […]
We were recently invited to a night UAS training event by a local police department here in Southern California. They […]
[Oceanside, CA, October 2020] FoxFury Lighting Solutions announces the launch of the Tactical Electronic Distraction Device (T.E.D.D.). The less-lethal T.E.D.D. […]
