The Buffalo Valley Regional Police Commission has approved the purchase of new handguns and radios during its recent meeting, aimed at updating the department’s equipment. In a move to address concerns about the Sig Sauer P320’s safety, which has faced scrutiny for potential false discharges, Chief Dan Embeck recommended transitioning to Walther handguns, a trusted model used by state police.
Additionally, the commission allocated $5,200 from its ammunition fund to enhance operational readiness. This decision reflects a proactive approach to equipping local law enforcement amidst growing national safety discussions. Interested readers can find more details about these changes and their implications for community safety.
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