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T3 Motion Launches Advanced Non-Lethal Crowd Control Electric Vehicle
T3 Motion, Inc. has announced the launch of the T3 Non-Lethal Response Vehicle (NLRV), designed specifically to provide law enforcement with humane and safe initiatives used during riots and violent protests.
Psychopathic Killers: Computerized Text Analysis Uncovers the Word Patterns of a Predator
As words can be the soul’s window, scientists are learning to peer through it: Computerized text analysis shows that psychopathic killers make identifiable word choices – beyond conscious control – when talking about their crimes. This research...
South Africa’s Police Will be ‘nasty And Nice’ When Dealing with Public Protests
Police will ultimately be “nasty and nice” when dealing with public protests, says Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa.
Deaths As a Result of Police Actions Or Involvement in South Africa Fall 7%
Incidences of deaths in custody as a result of police actions or involvement have dropped by 7% from 860 to 797 over the past year.
271kg of Cocaine Discovered Secreted in a Shipment of Lawnmowers
The Australian Customs and Border Protection Service and the Australian Federal Police (AFP) delivered a blow to the drug trade in Australia with the seizure of 271kg of cocaine secreted in a shipment of lawnmowers. How People Arrived Here: shipping cocaine...
South African Police Preparing for Festive Season
The festive season may still be months away, but police operations have already kicked off to ensure that it is a safe one.
New Study Offers Reassuring Conclusions About the Benefits of Targeted Policing
With the police service undergoing budget reductions, and simultaneous calls for more officers on the streets, a new study offers some reassuring conclusions about the benefits of targeted policing.
Best And Worst of the Country’s Police Officers Will be Singled Out By the South African Public
A new campaign, aimed at promoting professional policing, will see the best and worst of the country’s police officers being singled out by the South African public.
