"The Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act" (LEOSA) is a United States federal law, enacted in 2004, that allows two classes of persons - the "qualified Law Enforcement Officer" and the "qualified ...

Even as the debate rages about whether, where and when service members should be allowed to carry weapons, some troops already are permitted to carry concealed handguns even if their state does not ...

The "LEOSA Reform Act" aims to modify existing laws related to the carrying of concealed firearms by law enforcement officers, primarily focusing on improving the Law Enforcement Officer Safety Act ...

On any given day of the week, you can find Glen Hoyer wearing his reliable wrist watch, an item he says he couldn't live without. He's never worn rings; they bother him. As is the case with most ...

It’s hard to complain about living in Hawaii, unless, like Tom Fratinardo, you’re a retired police officer trying to obtain concealed carry authorization under the federal Law Enforcement Officers ...

HOLLOMAN AIR FORCE BASE — When the Defenders of the 49th Security Forces Squadron are on duty, they are issued a weapon and charged with the protection of the Holloman family. At the end of their ...

Of the approaches to countering unstable individuals committing mass shootings, among the more innocuous would appear to be allowing off-duty law enforcement officers and retired officers to remain ...

Application documents for active duty military policemen, retired and separated military policemen, and Department of the Army Civilian Policemen are now available on the Army LEOSA web page. The ...

Even as the debate rages on about whether, where and when service members should be allowed to carry weapons, some troops already are permitted to carry concealed handguns even if their particular ...