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Officer Safety & Concealed Contraband
Today's criminals are becoming more sophisticated and are utilizing a variety of methods to conceal contraband and manufacture improvised weaponry. The following information has been collected in an effort to share known and potential concealment locations, improvised weapons and escape tools. Authorized law enforcement agencies may obtain additional resources and information concerning officer safety by contacting local training academies and the DCJS Office of Public Safety at (518) 457-2667.
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ATF Data for Recovered Firearms - by NY Regions
The following files are in Acrobat Reader (pdf)* format.
- Pre-pay Cell Phone Subscriber Tactics - Oct 2010
- Airforce One Shoes - Oct 2010
- Hidden compartment in Batteries - May 2007
- Wall Clocks and Officer Safety - Sept 2006
- Concealed and Unusual Weapons (Courtesy of the Brunswick Maine Police Dept.)
- March 2004
- Concealed and Unusual Weapons (part 1) - Firearms, Real & Pretend
- Concealed and Unusual Weapons (part 2) - Knives and Other Cutting Weapons
- Concealed and Unusual Weapons (part 3) - Unusual Hiding Places for Drugs, Weapons, etc.
- Concealed and Unusual Weapons (part 4) - Explosives