McDonough Police Department updates Glock duty pistols for better accuracy, officer safety

By Nefeteria Brewster nefeteria.brewster@rockdalecitizen.com
Sep 7, 2022
Sep 7, 2022 Updated Oct 19, 2023
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City Council Workshop, Sept1.png — Chief Ken Noble with the McDonough Police Department speaks with members of the City Council during the regularly scheduled meeting on Thursday, Sept. 1.
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Chief Ken Noble with the McDonough Police Department speaks with members of the City Council during the regularly scheduled meeting on Thursday, Sept. 1.
Staff Photo

McDONOUGH — The McDonough police force will be implementing a new optical system for new police-issued handguns in coming weeks.

The McDonough Police Department will be swapping its old optical system for RedDot Optics, a system popularly known to provide officers with better accuracy, efficiency and overall safety.

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Noble, McDonough City Council.png — Chief Ken Noble with the McDonough Police Department speaks to City Council members during the regularly scheduled meeting on Thursday, Sept. 1.
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Chief Ken Noble with the McDonough Police Department speaks to City Council members during the regularly scheduled meeting on Thursday, Sept. 1.
Staff Photo

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