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Showing posts with label TechnoCops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TechnoCops. Show all posts

Monday, October 12, 2009

Chevy Caprice police car will be on duty in 2011!

With all the talk of Ford stopping production of Crown Vics, it was no surprise that General Motors stole the show at IACP when they announced that they will be rolling out a new full-drive Chevrolet Caprice Police Patrol Vechicle.

The Caprice will be available starting in 2011. (General Motors Photo)
Related Resource:Special Coverage: IACP 2009


The 2011 Caprice PPV is not based on an existing model , but was designed specifically for law enforcement officers as a patrol vehicle. By increasing interior room (to 112 cubic feet), it will become the most spacious patrol car on the market when it’s released.

The Caprice was designed with complete officer protection in mind. One of the key features is a different driver’s seat that will improve an officer’s comfort with cutouts that allow for a tactical belt that has handguns, stun guns and other on-duty gear. Dana Hammer, Law Enforcement Vehicles Manager for General Motors, explained another officer safety feature: the optional front-seat-only side air bags that allow for a full-width rear seat barrier.

“When the barriers can’t go all the way out to the side of the driver and passenger seats, it poses a risk to officers transporting suspects or prisoners,” Hammer said. “If a guy gets out of his handcuffs, he can reach around and potentially hurt the officer. The solid barrier separating the back and front of the vehicle will protect the officer.”

“The new Chevrolet Caprice police car is the right tool at the right time for law enforcement,” said Jim Campbell, general manager for General Motors Fleet and Commercial Operations. “We asked for a lot of feedback from our police customers, which helped us develop a vehicle that is superior to the Crown Victoria in key areas.”

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

New Taser X3 Scheduled to Be Released In 13 Days!

The new taser "X3" enhanced and brand new model of the taser deployment system is on it's way to being released from taser. The project, which has been top secret, can be previewed at http://www.taserx3.com/. Currently they state it will have the following features, which will make it the hot new item for this next year for law enforcement agencies:

Brand new design, two self adjusting lasers, color display, hardened "MilSpec" contruction, wireless link to servers and upload to taser Axon recording device, arc display with carterage still inserted for compliance, ability to engage multiple targets at the same time, self adjusting rate of fire/pulse to person.