MPD switching from Glock to Smith & Wesson
Due to continuing malfunctions with the Glock G-22, including a stovepipe jam during an incident when an officer was shot, the Milwaukee Police Department has decided to switch over to the Smith & Wesson M&P .40. Bruce has the details, including a copy of the memo regarding the switching from Glock to S&W.
This comes about a week after the MPD announced that they would switch from shotguns to new Smith & Wesson "patrol rifles," a semi-automatic version of the M-4.
Interestingly, these new weapons will come at no cost to the MPD.
This comes about a week after the MPD announced that they would switch from shotguns to new Smith & Wesson "patrol rifles," a semi-automatic version of the M-4.
Interestingly, these new weapons will come at no cost to the MPD.
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