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The businesses that equip and serve first responders are supporting the national emergency response with new products, free services and donations
The greatest risk to jail inmates is not new inmates with COVID, but deputies or other jail employees catching COVID in the community and bringing it to the jail
Public safety employers have statutory mandates to protect their employees and the public from these diseases
The threat is not so much from those on the inside, but instead, the constant contact correctional personnel and inmates have with the public
Local corrections officials realize they're on the front lines of possible outbreaks and are working on protective measures
This disease spreads most rapidly where people are enclosed together, like nursing homes, cruise ships and prisons
There are some key steps correctional officers can take to prepare for a safe and effective response to a prison escape
If you serve on a correctional emergency response team, these gloves offer the comfort, dexterity and protection you need to stay safe
Contraband drugs have always threatened the safety and security of correctional facilities, but today they pose an even bigger risk to correctional officer safety
The gloves were priced at $1 for two pairs
The new gloves are durable and boast a Latex-free interior
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The company worked directly with law enforcement to create 3 patrol glove models that meet operational needs
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With so many product options to choose from these days, it's easy to make the wrong purchase. How do you narrow it down to the right, quality stuff? First, a few facts about gear.Not all gear is cr...
From Connecticut Senator Kissel (Media Release)Would protect COs from making contact with bodily fluids during inmate extractions State Sen. John A. Kissel, R-Enfield, today said he is calling for ...
Waterproofing is designed to ensure that the officers assigned to water conditioned areas can survive and work safely in waterborne environments. Here is a list of optimal duty gear to be worn in w...
Not all homeless people are dangerous, but don't get in the habit of generally discounting them as not being a potential threat. Having dealt with many of the homeless, I’ve found that most carried...
Razorblades, needles, and other small, sharp objects can be hidden easily...even on the head. These tiny, yet potentially deadly, weapons are hidden/taped behind suspects' ears, under bangs, or on ...
Damascus Gloves has been making premium quality hand gear for the men and women of the US Armed Services and other facets of law enforcement since 1955. Very early on in our history, we started out...
What is required for law enforcement is a glove that can be worn all of the time while on duty
by: A. David Berman Law Enforcement and Corrections officers have become acutely aware of the threats of communicable disease. The HIV awareness efforts of recent years have made crime fighters tak...
By Randy Watt, Asst. Chief, Ogden City Police Dept. Major, U.S. Army Special Forces As I travel around various countries, conducting military and police special operations training, I am often aske...
Exactly how vulnerable are you as officers to contracting disease from a needle stick, a blood splash, or convict spit?
Absorbency: The ability of a fabric to take in moisture. Absorbency is a very important property, which affects many other characteristics such as skin comfort, static build-up, shrinkage, stain re...
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