Police radios transition into a new Era / law enforcement communications tools now offer a variety of ways for officers to maintain contact both within and without their agencies. by David Griffith.
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TextSeries: Police: The Law Enforcement Magazine ; Vol.39, No.11Publication details: California: Bobit Business Media, November 2015Description: pages 28-31 26.3cmISSN: - 0893-8989
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