POLICE Magazine

POLICE Magazine features law enforcement related news & articles.

What is POLICE Magazine?

The 'POLICE Magazine' Chrome extension is designed to provide professional law enforcement officers with a rich source of informative content. It updates officers with news, how-to articles, physical combat training instructions, leadership content, and gear reviews in order to help them do their jobs more efficiently and safely. More than 85% of readers are sworn officers. This extension aims to produce content that's as informative as it is entertaining and thought-provoking, equipping officers with the knowledge they need to prevent crime, save lives, and ensure their own safety.

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Users: 615 ▼ -10

Rating: 4.63 (8)

Version: 0.0.0.3 (Last updated: 2013-11-07)

Creation date: 2013-11-06

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Size: 12.54K

URLs: Website

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Police Magazine is published monthly for American law enforcement officers of all ranks. PoliceMag.com offers a continuously updated online resource, and the OnTarget e-newsletter brings content three times a week. Our mission is to provide entertaining, informative, and thought-provoking content that will help officers do their jobs more efficiently and more safely. The readers of Police Magazine are professional law enforcement officers, primarily working for municipal and county agencies. More than 85% of PoliceMag.com readers are sworn officers. Our editorial goal is to reach the patrol officer and provide him or her with timely information that he or she can use to prevent crime, save lives, and come home alive at the end of a long shift. This information can be crime analysis, how-to articles, physical combat training instructions, police management and leadership content, narratives of how officers reacted to deadly threats, reviews of equipment and gear, and humorous looks at life on the job.