JULY 2022. Blues Vol 38 No. 7.1
FEATURES
38 COVER STORY - Diamond DA62-MPP
50 INSERT: APSCON Convention - Reno
66 12 Innovative Police Technologies
76 Sheriff’s Association of Texas Conference - Ft. Worth
84 Visit Galveston Island this Summer
DEPARTMENTS
6 Publisher’s Thoughts
8 Editor’s Thoughts
10 Guest Commentary
14 News Around the US
34 Breaking News
90 Remembering Our Fallen Heroes
110 War Stories
114 Aftermath
118 Open Road
120 Healing Our Heroes
122 Daryl’s Deliberations
124 HPOU - From the President, Douglas Griffith
126 Light Bulb Award
128 Running 4 Heroes
130 Blue Mental Health with Dr. Tina Jaeckle
132 Off Duty
136 Ads Back in the Day
140 Parting Shots
142 Buyers Guide
160 Now Hiring - L.E.O. Positions Open in Texas
198 Back Page
BY Erik Fritsvold
BY Erik Fritsvold Technology is transforming police work in the 21st century — introducing new tools to fight crime and new categories of crime to fight. For example, while more and more police departments across the country are deploying drones as eyes in the sky, the FBI reports they are also being used for criminal activities. When this article was first written in 2016, these technologies were just rolling out across agencies. Now, with the rapid pace of technological developments, agencies are finding new and innovative ways to leverage these tools to enhance public safety, catch criminals and save lives. 66 The BLUES The BLUES 67
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